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The State committee had publicly censured Mr. Sudhakaran for not behaving as expected of a party State committee member during candidate selection and campaign for the 2021 Assembly election

Congress in Assam faces dissent due to 3 MLAs' anti-party activities. Naba Talukdar, APCC VP, said party workers are unhappy with lack of action and will submit a memorandum to Bhupen Kumar Bora with a 48-hour deadline. Mass resignation may follow if no action is taken. Issue to be discussed…

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has asked people during an event in the State whether he should become the Chief Minister again or not and whether the Bharatiya Janata Party (the BJP) be voted to power.

Rajasthan to conduct caste survey like Bihar; CM Gehlot says it will help formulate targeted welfare schemes. The survey will be conducted by the Congress government, even after the enforcement of model code of conduct. Supreme Court has not passed any order to restrain the Bihar govt from acting on…

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BRS suffers setback in Nirmal district as sitting MLA A. Rekha Naik resigns from party after being denied ticket to contest Assembly polls. She is likely to join Congress.

PM Modi accuses Congress of Rajasthan of appeasement, riots, corruption, and crimes against women/Dalits. He also criticized CM Gehlot for his absence at the launch of projects worth ₹5,000 crore. Modi said Congress unhappy with India's transformation, and raised issue of question paper leaks ruining future of students.

The DUP is also holding a meeting of its party executive in Lurgan.

The public will get a chance to sound off on a Republican-authored plan to hand the Milwaukee Brewers more than $614 million to fund repairs at American Family Field

The top leadership of the Congress, including former party chief Rahul Gandhi, have made a strong pitch on behalf of other backward classes (OBCs), and have argued that every community or caste group should get rights in proportion to their share of the population.

Biggest Assembly Constituency in Telangana: Serilingampalli (6.98 lakh voters). Qutbullahpur (6.69 lakh), Medchal (5.95 lakh), LB Nagar (5.66 lakh) have highest number of voters.