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Rajasthan: BJP secures 197 civic body heads, twice as many as Congress; election for the rest on

According to results available so far, Independents have won seven posts, while Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), CPI(M) and Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) have secured one each. Elections for the posts were held in 273 urban local bodies on Monday after heads of 32 of the 305 bodies covered under the…

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Ishan Anand to get 'respectable role' in BSP, no change on Akash: Mayawati

Mayawati says only nephew Ishan Anand will be given a role in the BSP, while Akash Anand and Deepika will remain away from party responsibilities. The BSP chief says her decision follows a family tussle and warns Ishan could also face expulsion for any serious anti-party activity.

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Independents emerge as a force in Rajasthan urban local bodies

The BJP secured victory in Rajasthan's civic polls, winning 4,179 wards across urban local bodies. Independents emerged as significant players, winning 2,273 wards and influencing mayoral elections. Repolling will occur in nine wards due to EVM technical issues during counting. The BJP achieved clear majorities in four municipal corporations, while…

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Mayawati quells 'rumours' about her health, questions Akash Anand's role

BSP chief Mayawati accused her expelled nephew Akash Anand of spreading rumors. She stated Akash inquired about her health indirectly through a party official. Mayawati also clarified her recent communication methods to party members. She reiterated her commitment to the Bahujan Samaj family's welfare. No family members will receive political…

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No political roles for nephews Akash, Ishan in BSP: Mayawati

BSP chief Mayawati has made a clear announcement regarding the future of party leadership, confirming that her nephews, Akash and Ishan Anand, will not assume any political roles. This decision comes after Akash Anand was recently relieved of his duties. Mayawati reiterated her dedication to eradicating nepotism within the Bahujan…

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'Agar aap le aayenge...': Akhilesh on Akash Anand's possible entry into SP

Akhilesh Yadav hinted at welcoming Akash Anand into the Samajwadi Party. Mayawati declared her nephew completely freed from her Bahujan Samaj Party. Anand was previously removed from organizational responsibilities in September. His recent public remarks targeted Yadav and Rahul Gandhi. This development follows Mayawati's concerns about Anand's divided loyalties.

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Mayawati 'frees' nephew Akash Anand from BSP after father-in-law quits politics

BSP chief Mayawati announced Akash Anand is completely freed from the party. This decision follows his father-in-law Ashok Siddharth's retirement from politics. Mayawati cited Anand's perceived greater attachment to family interests over party concerns. She stated Siddharth's retirement was sought for the party's larger interests. The party aims to return…

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PNG Chiefs secure record-breaking NRL sponsorship deal

The PNG Chiefs have secured the biggest sponsorship agreement in NRL history, with a deal worth roughly $15 million.

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BSP to contest all elections independently: Party chief Mayawati ahead of 2027 UP polls

Bahujan Samaj Party will contest all upcoming elections independently, prioritizing political power for exploited sections. Mayawati stated her nephew Akash Anand needs more maturity for major party responsibilities. Preparations are underway for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, which will see a major contest. Former AIMIM leader Asim Waqar joined…

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Mayawati welcomes UP jobs plan, seeks action on reserved posts and 69,000 teacher recruitment

LBSP chief Mayawati welcomed the Uttar Pradesh government's announcement to provide government jobs to one lakh youth in the next six months, but questioned whether the move was driven by electoral considerations. She urged the government to ensure transparent recruitment without paper leaks or corruption and sought action on the…

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BSP to contest Punjab assembly polls alone, no alliance with any party: Mayawati

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati reviewed party organisation and mass base expansion efforts in Punjab. She emphasised fielding honest candidates for upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The BSP will contest the Punjab elections independently, without any electoral alliances or compromises. This strategy aims to boost party morale…

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Mayawati opposes demand for reservation on economic basis, says it undermines constitutional safeguards

Expressing her firm stance, Mayawati, the BSP chief, has rejected the idea of substituting caste-based reservations with economic ones, arguing that it would harm the broader national interest. She pointed to constitutional protections for historically marginalized groups and condemned Congress leaders for neglecting conversations with anti-reservation demonstrators. Mayawati called for…

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Debate over Vande Mataram 'not right', focus on public issues: Mayawati to Centre, states

BSP leader Mayawati stated the Vande Mataram singing debate is not right. She urged governments to focus on public interest and youth unemployment concerns. This political debate erupted between the BJP and Congress parties. Both parties invoked nationalism and history to justify their stances. Important national issues require immediate attention…

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BSP expels former UP minister Anant Kumar Mishra for 'anti-party' activities

Former Uttar Pradesh health minister Anant Kumar Mishra was expelled from the Bahujan Samaj Party. BSP chief Mayawati announced the expulsion due to alleged anti-party activities. Mishra had previously served as health minister in Mayawati's government. Party workers are urged to remain alert amid heated electoral atmosphere. They must work…

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Mayawati opposes 'creamy layer' for SCs, STs in reservation, hits out at RSS

BSP supremo Mayawati opposed the 'creamy layer' concept for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe reservations. She argued affirmative action is linked to social transformation and economic emancipation for these communities. Mayawati criticized the RSS for allegedly politicizing the sensitive reservation issue. She stated caste discrimination impacts lives beyond mere economic…

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Here Is Why Bending Spoons’ Nasdaq Debut Could Be One of the Most Interesting IPO Stories of 2026

Bending Spoons made a strong market debut this month.

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Here's How to Play BSP Stock Following the Bending Spoons IPO

Bending Spoons stock soared on its market debut, closing at a premium of nearly 40% versus the IPO price. But should you load up on BSP shares at current levels? Let’s find out!

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Dear Future Bending Spoons (BSP) Stock Investors, Mark Your Calendars for July 1

Bending Spoons makes its Nasdaq debut on July 1. Wall Street is about to find out whether reviving old internet favorites still deliver market-beating returns.

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Oppn parties worried over BSP fielding Brahmin candidates for UP polls: Mayawati

BSP chief Mayawati asserts that opposition parties, particularly the Samajwadi Party, are showing anxiety over her party's strategy of fielding Brahmin candidates for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. She believes this move, aimed at securing upper-caste support, could lead to a BSP majority government, reminiscent of 2007. Mayawati emphasized…

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Parties collected Rs 281 crore, spent Rs 193 crore during Bihar polls: ADR

The report analysed expenditure statements filed by five national parties -- BJP, Congress, AAP, BSP and CPI(M) -- and five regional parties -- RJD, JD(U), LJP (Ram Vilas), AIMIM and CPI. The report analysed expenditure statements filed by five national parties -- BJP, Congress, AAP, BSP and CPI(M) -- and…

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UP cabinet expansion must benefit poor, give sense of security to all sections: Mayawati

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati urged the Uttar Pradesh cabinet expansion to benefit the poor, labourers, farmers, youth, and women. She cautioned that otherwise, it might be perceived as a mere political adjustment. Mayawati also highlighted the need for security and justice for all communities, especially weaker sections.

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From UP to Gaza: Political Firestorms, Mega Trade Pacts and ED’s ₹1,968Cr Blow to Scammers. Read Today's Top 10

India witnessed major political, economic, and diplomatic developments today. Read the top 10 Headlines of the day only at Dynamite News.

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What's The Real Reason Behind Akash Anand’s Sudden Security Withdrawal? Read Exclusive Insights

From Successor to Outcast? Akash Anand Loses Security Amid BSP’s Power Struggle. Read more on Dynamite News

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Big News from UP: Centre withdraws security cover of BSP Leader Akash Anand Across Pan-India

The Union Home Ministry has decided to withdraw Y+ CRPF protection for BSP Supremo, Mayawati's nephew Akash Anand. You are reading this exclusive report only on Dynamite News.

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