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Model code to check misuse of SP flag by party workers

Faced with allegations of indiscipline among Samajwadi Party workers, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has decided to check misuse of the party flag by chalking out a model code for the party.

Punjab gets Dhindsa as FM, Anil Joshi gets Industries

The Akali-BJP government has found the hope in Parminder Singh Dhindsa as the Punjab finance minister to take the state out of the severe financial crisis.

Badal's swearing-in: Amarinder figures in invitees' list

Notwithstanding the bitter political wrangling between them during the high-octane poll process in Punjab, SAD patron Parkash Singh Badal has decided to invite his political rival Congress' Amarinder Singh for his swearing-in as chief minister for the fifth term.

Turncoat babus find it hard to placate Badals

Many officials, who had shifted loyalties anticipating Captain Amarinder Singh to form the next government in Punjab, are now unable to conceal their embarrassment.

A mixed bag for Rahul’s set of six

Only two of the total six candidates selected by the Congress on the strong recommendation of AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi could post a victory while two lost by narrow margins in the Punjab assembly polls. Manpreet Randhawa reports.

Badals beat pundits, incumbency, history

Bucking anti-incumbency and defying most poll predictions, the Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janata Party (SAD-BJP) alliance romped back to power in Punjab, routing the Congress in the 2012 assembly elections.

End of the road for Captain Amarinder?

Tuesdays' stunning defeat of the Congress may well mark the beginning of the end of an otherwise long and colourful political innings of Captain Amarinder Singh, the scion of the erstwhile Patiala royals.

Badal thanks voters, vows to carry forward development agenda

The ruling Shiromani Akali Dal, which in alliance with the BJP notched up a historic win in the Punjab Assembly election, today thanked the people for reimposing their faith in the combine.

Told to simply reach two digits, BJP delivers

"Don't do as badly as in the 2002 elections (three seats). Just reach double figures," was what the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) wanted from its alliance partner, the BJP. The latter did its job by winning 12.

Development card clicks as SAD returns

Into the fourth year of his government's rule, Sukhbir Singh Badal led busloads of journalists and Akali-BJP MLAs to the site of an upcoming R19,000-crore oil refinery in Bathinda's back of the beyond.

Road to Badal house turns into sea of red-beacon vehicles

The Bathinda-Lambi road turned into a sea of red-beacon vehicles moving towards the Badal village on Tuesday.

Journalists safe in Jhansi: CEC

Amid reports that some Samajwadi Party supporters clashed with mediapersons in Jhansi of Uttar Pradesh and were held hostage in a room by the mob collected there, Chief Election Commissioner S Y Quraishi today said the journalists were "absolutely safe".

Mixed performance by Rahul’s chosen ones in Punjab

Only two of the total six candidates selected by the congress on the strong recommendation of AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi, could post a victory while two lost by narrow margins in the Punjab assembly polls.

From goals to polls, Pargat can’t stop scoring

Pargat Singh, the hockey legend who led the country in two Olympics (1992 and 1996) and is remembered for his brilliant solo goal in the 1985 Champions Trophy, will be seen rubbing shoulders with the stalwarts of the state’s political scene in the 14th Punjab assembly.
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SAD survives anti-incumbency drive. What gave them the edge over Cong?

Punjab, December 27, 2011
Bucking the anti-incumbency trend, the SAD (Badal) won 56 seats while its alliance partner BJP got 12 seats. Read Story

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