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Tamil Nadu Election 2026 TVK Winners List: Vijay’s party hits a century, emerging as TN’s ‘super king’ in early trendsTamil Nadu's 2026 election trends show a significant political shift. Actor Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has emerged as the singl...- Tamil Nadu Election Winners List 2026: Check the full party-wise candidates winner listTamil Nadu Election Winner List 2026: Key trends as TVK leads Actor Vijay's new party, TVK, is creating a political earthquake in Tamil Nad...
- DY Patil sworn in as Governor of West BengalBihar Governor DY Patil took oath as Governor of West Bengal on additional charge after incumbent MK Narayanan demitted office earlier in t...
- Dr D Y Patil appointed West Bengal's acting GovernorPranab Mukherjee today appointed Bihar Governor Dr D Y Patil as acting Governor of West Bengal following M K Narayanan's resignation.
- MK Narayanan officially leaving on July 4: Mamata BanerjeeAsked to react on the circumstances under which Narayanan resigned, Banerjee said," This is a constitutional post. I won't say anything abo...
- Will quit when asked to do so, West Bengal and Nagaland governors sayThe government is yet to ask all governors appointed by UPA to quit as a list of their successors is reportedly being prepared by the rulin...
- Rajnath Singh on UPA governors: If I was in their place, I would have resignedUnion Home Minister Rajnath Singh has confirmed that Uttar Pradesh Governor BL Joshi has sent his resignation to the Centre.
- AgustaWestland chopper scam: CBI determined to question sitting governors MK Narayanan, BV WanchooA confrontation seems in store as CBI is determined to question sitting governors M.K. Narayanan and B.V. Wanchoo in the AgustaWestland cho...
- Middleman had asked to target top leaders to bag AgustaWestland chopper deal: Document in Italian court claimsThe middleman has asked his contact to direct the High Commissioner of his native country to target "Sonia Gandhi and her closest advisers".
- MK Narayanan accepts AK Ganguly's resignation as rights panel chiefM.K. Narayanan has accepted the resignation of Justice (retd.) A.K. Ganguly from the post of West Bengal Human Rights Commission chairman.
- BHEL supports creating infrastructure for mentally challengedElectrical engineering major BHEL has extended a helping hand for creation of infrastructure for the mentally challenged.
- Governor praises Mamata's industry drive and urges industrialists to invest in the state"the state government is making right steps towards bringing industry in the state,"
- West Bengal Governor MK Narayanan dismisses claim he suppressed Rajiv Gandhi killing videoMK Narayanan has dismissed claim that he as IB chief had suppressed a video showing Rajiv Gandhi's assassin Dhanu at a public meeting on th...
- Governor defends Mamata Banerjee govtIn defence of the Mamata govt in W Bengal, Governor M K Narayanan today said that law and order in the state was 'not alarming'.
- China targets India for Buddhist monks' stir in SichuanThe Chinese authorities are blaming the Tibetan government-in-exile in India as well as what they call overseas organizations, press and me...
- M. K Narayanan's removal as NSA changed India’s policy on Kashmir: RoemerNarayanan's removal as NSA in Jan '10 was described as a positive development by the US which considered his views on Kashmir
- Maoists getting encouragement from civil society: WB GovernorMaoists were getting encouragement from civil society and support of well-minded citizens was required to stem the menace.
- FBI chief hails India cooperation after Mumbai attacksTerrorism is a global threat that has led to "unprecedented cooperation" between Indian and American security agencies, FBI Director Robert...
- Top Indian delegation in Colombo ahead of SAARCA high-powered Indian delegation including National Security Advisor M.K. Narayanan arrived in connection with the upcoming SAARC summit.
- India briefs Japan on US nuclear dealIndia on Tuesday briefed Japanese leaders on its landmark nuclear cooperation deal with the United States.
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