Nana patole

Nana Patole represents Sakoli Assembly segment in Vidarbha while Kathore is the BJP MLA from Murbad in Thane district. read more

On Saturday, the Congress announced that its MLA Nana Patole will be the coalition’s candidate for the election for Maharashtra Assembly Speaker’s post, while the BJP named Kisan Kathore as its nominee. read more

Chief minister (CM) Devendra Fadnavis slammed for continuing his Mahajanadesh Yatra despite several regions in Maharashtra, including Kolhapur, Sangli, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg, reeling under floods by the opposition parties. read more

As the counting of votes is in progress, Patole visited the counting centre in Kalamna Yard here and met Collector and Returning Officer Ashwin Mudgal. read more

Gadkari’s advantage lies in the raft of development projects that he is instrumental for bringing to the city, including the Metro Rail besides opening educational institutes such as the AIIMS, IIM and National Law University. read more

The tribal district of Gadchiroli where CPI (Maoists) had announced a poll boycott saw around 61% voting. The district authorities had fixed the timing for voting up to 3pm in view of the Maoist threat. read more

With the contest with Patole being described as a “neck-and-neck” race, it’s more than that for Gadkari – whose prestige is at stake in the city that saw him climb up the ranks of the saffron outfit and the national political stage read more

The seven constituencies going to polls in the first phase are from Vidarbha and are held by the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena, except Bhandara-Gondiya which is with the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) read more

Gadkari who filed his nomination papers in Nagpur on Monday, also claimed that he would win the election by a margin of five lakh votes. read more

Maharashtra’s 48 constituencies will vote to elect members to the Lok Sabha in four phases on April 11,18, 23 and 29. read more

Five candidates from Maharashtra figured in a list released by the All-India Congress Committee on Wednesday. read more

With this, the Congress has so far named 27 candidates for Uttar Pradesh, one of electorally important states of the country. Uttar Pradesh sends the highest number of MPs — 80 — to the Lok Sabha, followed by Maharashtra 48 and West Bengal 42. read more

Along with Rafale and price rise, the Congress plans to make the farmers’ issues one of its main talking points during the campaign for 2019 Lok Sabha polls. read more

In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Nana Patole had defeated Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) heavyweight and former civil aviation minister Praful Patel from Bhandara-Gondiya seat in Maharashtra. read more

BJP candidate Hemant Patle lost the seat to NCP’s Madhukar Kukde by more than 50,000 votes. read more