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POLITICS
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How Jyotiraditya Scindia gained in Madhya Pradesh cabinet expansion
A political level, Scindia pulled off a smooth coup- from getting his loyalists to quit the Congress and to get them into a BJP cabinet.
POLITICS
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How Scindia gained from his switch to the BJP and won the Rajya Sabha seat
This round of Rajya Sabha elections in the state was the backdrop for the change in government witnessed in Madhya Pradesh in March.
POLITICS
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Why the stakes are high in Rajya Sabha polls to the three seats in Madhya Pradesh
The way the numbers are stacked, the BJP may win two seats while the Congress will win one for sure.
POLITICS
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A financial crisis has gripped Madhya Pradesh
Revenues have been reduced to a trickle, with businesses closed or working at sub-optimal levels
POLITICS
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The real reason why Umang Singhar is fighting a public war with Digvijaya Singh
The internal battle in Madhya Pradesh Congress may well have just started.
POLITICS
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Lalji Tandon appointed as MP governor: Could there be a Karnataka-like situation in Madhya Pradesh?
Looks like the BJP has already started preparing themselves for a Karnataka-like situation in MP, by transferring Patel to UP and replacing her with Tandon.
POLITICS
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Scindia in Bhopal: Union Minister’s day-long visit to the capital has got the country talking about possibilities of a cabinet reshuffle
Scindia caused quite a stir by saying that all top functionaries of the government, ministers and the CM are equal.
POLITICS
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MP’s Very Own Batmen: Why entitled sons of politicians think they can get away with anything
Kailash Vijayvargiya’s son Akash Bijayvargiya assaulted a municipal officer with a bat and got a lot of backlash for the same, deservedly so. Hence proved, entitled and privileged politicians can stoop to any low.
POLITICS
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Power cuts for power play in Madhya Pradesh
Power cuts are a legacy issue for Congress. It will have to tackle the problem aggressively if it wants to avoid getting caught in the blame game.
POLITICS
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