2010 Bihar Assembly elections - Constituency wise results: Click here to know live updates on Bihar Assembly election results. Patna division: S.No Assembly seat Winner Party Majority 1. Patna Sahib Nand Kishore Yadav BJP 2. Mokama Anant Kumar Singh JD (U) 3. Barh 4. Bakhtiarpur 5. Digha Punam Devi JD (U) 6. Bankipur 7. Kumhrar 8. Fatuha RJD 9. Danapur 10. Maner 11. Phulwari (SC) 12. Masaurhi (SC) 13. Paliganj 14. Bikram 1. Sandesh 2. Barhara 3. Arrah 4. Agiaon … [Read more...]
Kumble, Srinath won in KSCA polls
Legendary leg-spinner Anil Kumble and fast bowler Javagal Srinath won in the KSCA elections. In a tightly contested poll, former Indian cricketers registered narrow victories over rivals. Elections for Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) were held in the evening at Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore. Former Indian bowlers got the support of Vijay Mallya (Owner of Royal Bangalore Challengers) but they faced stiff competition from current President group. Counting of votes was started at 8 PM. Total number of votes: 1,489 KSCA election results: Anil Kumble panel won in 22 out of 24 posts. 1. Anil Kumble: KSCA President. He defeated Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar by a margin of 50 votes. Congrats to all-time great Indian bowler. 2. Javagal Srinath: KSCA Secretary. He defeated A.V. Jayaprakasah. 3. Venkatesh Prasad: KSCA Vice-President. Roger Binny and Sadanand Mayya are other vice-presidents. It is good to see the participation of great Indian cricketers in the administration in stead of criticising from outside. Karnataka cricket may once again see golden days. Everyone knew about the integrity of these great bowlers. … [Read more...]
Exit poll results: Bihar Assembly elections 2010
Bihar assembly elections were held in 6 phases and couting of votes will be on November 24. I am here updating the exit poll results. Outcome of exit polls: Nitish Kumar will continue as Bihar chief minister. Biharis voted for development. NDA will get 2/3 majority while Congress may satisfy with increase in vote share. Star News-Nielsen exit poll on Bihar Assembly polls: Political Party Exit poll Opinion poll November 20, 2010 October, 2010 JD (U) - BJP 150 170 (41%) JD (U) 120 BJP 50 RJD - LJP 57 34 (25%) RJD 28 LJP 6 Congress 15 (15%) 22 (10%) BSP 2 Independents & Others 21 15 IBN - Week exit poll on 2010 Bihar elections: 80% of voters are satisfied with Nitish Kumar governance (exceptional performance). Political Party Exit poll Opinion poll November 20, 2010 October, 2010 JD (U) - BJP 185-201 (46%) 110-122 JD (U) 61-67 BJP 49-55 RJD - LJP … [Read more...]
Congress won in Portblair municipal polls
Congress Party won in 9 wards in the Port Blair municipality elections while BJP won in just 4 seats. Telugu Desam opened account by winning the 6th ward in Port Blair municipal elections. Congress increased its tally from 7 to 9 while BJP, RJD and DMK lost one ward each. TMC also opened account in the Port Blair municipal council. Telugu Desam (TDP) candidate from 6th ward, Azizur Rahman won the ward poll by a margin of 55 votes. Port Blair municipal council election results: Congress party won in wards: 2,3,4,5,8,10,13,17 & 18 BJP won in wards: 1, 9, 15 & 16 Telugu Desam won in ward: 6th ward Trinamool Congress won in ward: 7th ward RJD won in: 11 & 14 wards DMK won in: 12th ward Congress party activists are in jubilant mood after the announcement of municipal results. … [Read more...]
Bihar Assembly election schedule
Election commission of India announced schedule for Bihar Assembly elections. Polling will be held in six phases. First phase of polling will be held on October 21st and Assembly election results will be announced on November 24. Chief Election commissioner of India S.Y. Qureshi announced schedule for Bihar Assembly elections. Total number of voters in Bihar: 5.5 crore Total number of Assembly segments: 243 2010 Bihar Assembly election schedule: 1ST Phase of elections: October 21st 2nd phase of elections: October 24th 3rd phase of elections: October 28th 4th phase of polls: November 1st 5th phase of Assembly polls: November 9th 6th phase of elections: November 20th November 24: Assembly election results – Counting day … [Read more...]
ABVP decimated NSUI in Delhi University polls
RSS associate student organization, The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) defeated Congress party’s National Students Union of India (NSUI) in the prestigious Delhi University (DUSU) polls. In a highly publicised and keenly contested election, ABVP won 3 out of 4 panel posts. CPI leader D.Raja’s daughter Aparajitha (AISF) who contested for President Post got just 2,999 votes. Dehi University student Union (dudu) election results: 1. President: Jitender Chaudhary (ABVP) – He defeated NSUI candidate, Harish Choudhary by a margin of 1,943 votes. 2. Vice-president: Priya Dabas (ABVP) – She defeated NSUI candidate, A. Vardhan by a margin of 1,518 votes. 3. Secretary: Neetu Dabas (ABVP) – She decimated NSUI candidate, Deepika Derhwal by a margin of 4,495 votes. 4. Joint Secretary: Akshay Kumar (NSUI) – He defeated ABVP candidate by a margin of 581 votes. Unfortunate thing: Only 35% of votes were polled in the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) polls. … [Read more...]
Parliament
2009 Loksabha election results: S.No Political Parties Winning seats 1. Congress party 206 2. BJP 116 3. Samajwadi Party 23 4. BSP 21 5. Janata Dal (United) 20 6. TMC 19 7. DMK 18 8. CPM 16 9. Biju Janata Dal 14 10. Shivsena 11 11. AIADMK 9 12. NCP 9 13. Telugu Desam 6 14. Shiromani Akali Dal 4 15. CPI 4 16. RJD 4 17. National Conference 3 18. JD (S) 3 19. TRS 2 20. RSP 2 17. Kerala Muslim league 2 18. JMM 2 19. Forward Bloc 2 20. Parliament Constituencies in India: S.No State No. of Seats 1. Andhra Pradesh 42 2. Arunachal Pradesh 2 3. Assam 14 4. Bihar 40 5. Chhattisgarh 11 6. Goa 2 7. Gujarat 26 8. Haryana 10 9. Himachal Pradesh 4 10. Jammu & Kashmir 6 11. Jharkhand 14 12. Karnataka 28 13. Kerala 20 14. … [Read more...]
Bengal Election results
TMC is marching ahead in West Bengal civic polls. Trinamool Congress swept in Kolkata and surrounding districts but Left front recovered in some areas after suffering humiliating defeats in 2009 Loksabha polls by utilising split in oposition votes. Congress party is now relegated to support cast as in Tamil Nadu and Bihar etc. TMC and Congress went alone in these polls and Mamata proved her strength among Bengal urban voters. TMC decimated Left front in Kolkata and Salt Lake municipalities. TMC is expected to win around 100 wards in 141-ward Kolkata municipality. TMC almost swept South Bengal. West Bengal Municipality results: Hung result in 20 municipalities. Party 2010 2005 Total Municipalities 81 81 Left Front 17 54 Trinamool (TMC) 30 11 Congress 8 16 Others - - Kolata Municipal Corporation (TMC) results: Party 2010 2005 Total wards 141 141 TMC 95 42 Left Front 33 75 Congress 10 15 Others 3 9 Salt lake Municipality: TMC-18 wards Left front - 7 wards West Bengal assembly elections will be held in 2011. Mamata demands for early polls. Time is running out for Left front to recover lost ground. Message: Left front is still strong in Bengal. If Congress supports Left front in next assembly elections, it will be a big setback for TMC. TMC is now emerged as … [Read more...]
BJP won in BMPP civic polls
BJP grabbed Bangalore Corporation for the first time in history. BMPP went to polls after 9 years. BJP which gradually strengthened its base from 1998 onwards further consolidated its urban vote bank. BJP leaders expected wins in 100-104 wards only. This is a remarkable morale boosting victory for party as it is losing its grip in metros like Delhi and Mumbai. BJP won in all the 3 Loksabha segments in 2009 and in 17 Assembly segments out of 28 in 2008. 52 MLAs and MPs can also cast their votes in the Chiarman polls. BJP has 30 MLAs and MPs. BMPP election results: Total wards: 198 BJP: 112 wards Congress: 64 wards JD (S): 15 wards Others: 7 wards Elections held on: March 28 Results announced on: April 5 Highlights of results: 1. 86 women candidates won. Only 17 women won in 2001 pools. 19 women won from unreserved wards. 2. Relatives of some criminals won with huge margin. 3. BJP lost many seats in the areas represented by Shobha Karandlaje and Arvind Limbavali. Ministers Suresh Kumar, Ashok and Naidu are one of the star performers. BJP is unstoppable in K.R. Puram, Yelahanka, Govindarajanagar and Bommanahalli. 4. Poor performance of JD (S) in newly added villages and municipalities is a big surprise. 5. Congress paid heavy price due to internal politics. Congress ruled Bangalore for 62 years. These results are a big setback for M. Krishnappa, Krishna Byregowda and Priya Krishna. 6. Candidates of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike lost deposits in many areas. 7. Former mayor P.R. Ramesh lost in Vishveshwarapuram ward. Concern: Only 44% of voters casted their votes. This is indicating about lack of faith among voters about political parties. … [Read more...]
Karnataka election results: BJP and JD (S) swept by-polls
BJP swept the Karnataka By-polls by winning 5 seats while JD (S) won 3 assembly seats. Congress failed to win even a single seat in the by-elections. BJP now has absolute strength (115 members) in the 224-member Assembly. The by-polls were held after 3 Congress and 4 JD(S) MLAs resigned from the assembly to join the BJP. This is a huge blow to Congress Party despite having cadre strength in at least 5 constituencies. Effective strength of BJP is now at 121 (6 independent MLAs are supporting BJP). By-elections for 8 Karnataka by-elections were held on December 27th in a tense atmosphere (stability Vs defectors). But BJP comfortably won the majority number of seats to regain absolute majority in the Assembly. Voters voted for “defectors” mean they want stable Government. BJP should utilise this chance to gain strength in this South Indian state. Caste, Money and liquor played significant role in the outcome of by-polls. Congress- self goals: 1. Lack of coordination in the Congress camp helped BJP and JD (S) to clean sweep the Assembly by-elections. 2. Congress released candidate list in the last minute. 3. Lingayats are now with BJP while Vokkaligas are with JD (S). Congress fails to plan a new strategy despite knowing this hard fact. Congress needs to do caste re-engineering to make progress in Karnataka vote bank politics. Surprise: Kumaraswamy and his wife are the first couple in the Karnataka Assembly. Bad news: M.D. Lakshminarayan, the BJP candidate in Turuvekere, suffered a heart attack after hearing his defeat news. He collapsed in the counting centre. He was ahead of his rival JD (S) candidate till the final round of counting. … [Read more...]
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