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“Kya kuch hone wala hai –next week?”   Something major is expected in Delhi next week. In the corridors of power everyone is asking “Kya kuch bada hone wala hai –next week?” One can wait and watch!   Bengal CM becomes the target of 'Maa, Maati ,

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POLITICS

“Kya kuch hone wala hai –next week?”

 

Something major is expected in Delhi next week. In the corridors of power everyone is asking “Kya kuch bada hone wala hai –next week?” One can wait and watch!

 

Bengal CM becomes the target of 'Maa, Maati ,Manush'

The Kolkata horror has shown the reality to CM Mamata Banerjee who is ruling the state in the name of "Maa, Maati, Manush" but according to experts these three forced Mamata to quit as CM. A seasoned politician, Mamata is accusing the opposition of doing politics in the doctor's strike case. She has become the most unpopular leader by her own actions, they said.

 Congress to set up a coordination committee early in Jharkhand

After Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana Vidhan Sabha election wrap up, Jharkhand and Maharashtra are lined up next. The seat sharing talks with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) with Congress for Haryana polls has hit an impasse and thus, the Congress is taking early steps for Jharkhand polls. A coordination committee would soon be formed to discuss the seat-sharing formula with allies in Jharkhand. AICC secretary Saptagiri Shankar Ulaka, who is also the Jharkhand co-incharge told The committee will deal with the seat-sharing issue. It will decide the seats with the JMM and other parties that would contest under the banner of the INDIA bloc. The Jharkhand Assembly elections are scheduled to be held later this year. The Congress had contested 31 out of the 81 seats in the 2019 polls in alliance with the JMM, which contested 43 seats and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), that put candidates in 7 constituencies.

 

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