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April 27, 2004 |
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What is Sonia saving Rahul, Priyanka for?
If the children campaign extensively, the Congress high command thinks the BJP may get some more ammunition.
Web Monitor: Indian National Congress
The web site mentions that the Congress is the largest democratic party in the world, very informative since many people are under the impression that it is a private firm run by the descendants of India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
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April 26, 2004 |
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A Journey to Pawarland
Saheb will address his famous last-day, last hour rally in Baramati. This is the only time he spends campaigning in his constituency.
'If the nation feels good, you feel good'
'We should allow our President to rule us. If India comes under his rule, we will reach greater heights,' says Tamil star Prashant.
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April 20, 2004 |
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Where Naxalites, not cops, rule
The two main candidates in Parkal assembly constituency in Andhra are linked to the police; in naxalite land, that could often mean a quick end.
'I carry Atalji's speeches'
Tulsi Bhabhi on the campaign trail.
This candidate is worth Rs 9,000 cr!
N Nimthungo of the little known Labour Party in Nagaland says he owns 15 sq km of land.
In Godhra, Muslims don't matter
'They are not going to vote for us, so why bother?' says the BJP. 'We know they can only vote for us,' says the Congress.
'Good PM, bad MP'
Many projects Vajpayee launched have either been abandoned or incomplete.
Congress idli or BJP dosa?
The feeling is that Karnataka will send a majority of BJP MPs, discovers M D Riti.
Irfan Pathan brings Hindus, Muslims closer
Residents are proud that one of their own played a key role in ensuring a thumping victory over Pakistan.
Sonia Makes a Pitch for Govinda
The star's devotion to the dynasty was apparent: 'I take the blessings of our coming prime minister Sonia Gandhi.'
Can this man defeat S M Krishna?
On Anant Nag's campaign trail.
BJP's nuts and bolts man
Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu has transformed the party into a lean, mean fighting machine.
'Stars are beauties without brains'
BJP leaders discover that stars have limited appeal among voters.
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April 16, 2004 |
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BJP on the Net
The Bharat Uday link is cool, but...
'I respect politicians'
'I feel a bit upset about communal violence, as my father is Muslim and my mother Hindu.' Amaan Bangash on Election 2004.
The Atal Advantage
Blame it on the Bharatiya Janata Party. Blame his allies. They just did not want to let the prime minister take a well-deserved break.
Sonia's yagna!
And other tales from the campaign trail.
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April 6, 2004 |
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Campaigner No 1!
By the time, Advani completes his yatra on April 14, he would have traveled through 121 Lok Sabha constituencies.
Sri Lanka sails deeper into uncertainty
Though India knows that any overt move on its part would be construed as interference in the island nation's affairs, it cannot but be concerned about the developments there.
All you wanted to know about EVMs
The definitive guide to electronic voting devices. Part of a continuing series explaining the Indian electoral process.
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April 1, 2004 |
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Trapped in terror's wake
Shyam Sunder Malhotra spends his day seeking the help of local politicians and worrying when his son Subash Kumar will be released from a Spanish prison.
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