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The counting is on for by-polls conducted on April 12 for one Lok Sabha and four assembly seats. In Bengal, The Trinamool Congress (TMC) marched ahead of its rivals in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and the Ballygunge assembly segment by-polls after six rounds of counting. TMC Babul Supriyo is ahead of CPI(M)’s Saira Shah Halim in Ballygunge, while the ruling party’s nominee Shatrughan Sinha is leading over Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Agnimitra Paul in Asansol. The Congress candidate for Chhattisgarh's Khairagarh assembly seat Yashoda Niamber Verma is leading BJP’s Komal Janghel. The Congress candidate Maharashtra's Kolhapur North Jayashree Jadhav is also leading BJP candidate Satyajit Kadam. Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate Amar Kumar Paswan won Bochahan assembly seat in Bihar, defeating nearest BJP rival Baby Kumari by margin of over 35,000 votes.

By-poll results: setback for BJP as TMC, Congress, RJD candidates race ahead 

The BJP trailing on four assembly and one Lok Sabha seat by-polls were held for. TMC leads in Bengal, Congress in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, RJD wins in Bihar

By-poll results: setback for BJP as TMC, Congress candidates race ahead; RJD wins Bihar

The counting is on for by-polls conducted on April 12 for one Lok Sabha and four assembly seats.&nbsp; In Bengal, The Trinamool Congress (TMC) marched ahead of its rivals in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and the Ballygunge assembly segment&nbsp;after six rounds of counting.&nbsp; TMC Babul Supriyo is ahead of CPI(M)&rsquo;s Saira Shah Halim in Ballygunge, while the ruling party&rsquo;s nominee Shatrughan Sinha is leading over Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Agnimitra Paul in Asansol.&nbsp; The Congress candidate for Chhattisgarh's Khairagarh assembly seat Yashoda Niamber Verma is leading BJP&rsquo;s Komal Janghel. The Congress candidate from&nbsp;Maharashtra's Kolhapur North&nbsp;Jayashree Jadhav is also leading BJP candidate Satyajit Kadam.&nbsp; Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate Amar&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;Paswan won&nbsp;Bochahan assembly seat in Bihar, defeating nearest BJP rival Baby Kumari by margin of over 35,000 votes.

The BJP trailing on four assembly and one Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;seat by-polls were held for.&nbsp;TMC leads in Bengal, Congress in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, RJD&nbsp;wins in Bihar

Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued.Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12.Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting".On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM.He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani.Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim.He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority.However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.

Who's next Goa CM? BJP maintains suspense as MLA Vishwajit Rane meets Governor; Pramod Sawant in limbo

Who's next Goa CM? BJP maintains suspense as BJP MLA Vishwajit Rane meets Governor; Pramod Sawant in limbo


Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued. Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12. Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.
&nbsp;
 ((SAWANT TWEET)) https://twitter.com/DrPramodPSawant/status/1502540323074953219
&nbsp;
 After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
&nbsp;
 ((VISHWAJIT RANE GOVERNOR MEET VISUALS))
 After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting". On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM. He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.
&nbsp;
 ((SAWANT VISUALS))
 Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani. Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim. He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.
&nbsp;
 ((BJP CELEBRATION VISUALS))
 Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority. However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.
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 CAPTIONS Suspense over next Goa CM Pramod Sawant won't continue? Vishwajit Rane met Governor BJP fell 1 short of majority mark BJP got support of MGP, Independents

<div style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; font-size: 12pt; line-height: inherit; font-family: Calibri, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; vertical-align: baseline; color: #000000; background-color: #ffffff;">After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting".</div>

Two days after the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party in the Goa elections, suspense over who will be Chief Minister continued.&nbsp;Amid speculation that Pramod Sawant might be replaced, another senior BJP leader Vishwajit Rane, met the Goa Governor on March 12.
Earlier in the day, Sawant had submitted his ceremonial resignation to the Governor to clear the way for the next Cabinet's oath-taking.&nbsp;After submitting his resignation, Sawant avoided the CM topic while tweeting, "Goa will continue to prosper with the Double Engine Sarkar under the dynamic leadership of PM Modi."
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections/goa-results-why-bjp-winner-from-panaji-is-angry-at-his-own-party-after-defeating-manohar-parrikar-s-son-1646925771957" target="_blank">Goa Results: Why BJP winner from Panaji is angry at his own party after defeating Manohar Parrikar's son</a>
After calling on the Governor, Vishwajit Rane reportedly said that it was a "personal meeting".&nbsp;On March 10, when the election results were announced, Rane had been asked about who would be the next CM.&nbsp;He had said that it was a "sensitive" question, and he "did not know" the answer.
Outgoing CM Pramod Sawant won from the Sanquelim seat by a thin margin of 666 votes against Congress' Dharmesh Saglani.&nbsp;Reacting to the result, Sawant had reportedly cited his state-wide campaign for being unable to focus much on Sanquelim.&nbsp;He had also said that while he won with a slim margin, the BJP won with a majority.
Meanwhile, the BJP secured 20 seats, 1 short of a majority.&nbsp;However, the party subsequently secured the support of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party with 2 legislators, and 3 Independent MLAs.

Despite Aam Aadmi Party's victory in Punjab, it is a candidate of the Shiromani Akali Dal who is capturing attention on social media. The name of an Akali Dal candidate, and his defeat in the recent elections, has become a topic of online conversation.
The candidate is Winnerjit Singh Goldy, who was fielded from Sangrur. Winnerjit secured 7.24% of the votes, and lost to Aam Aadmi Party's Narinder Kaur Bharaj. Following the declaration of results, social media users pointed out the irony of Winnerjit losing.
ALSO WATCH | Punjab Election results: 3 reasons why Congress lost; Sidhu, Channi fail amid infighting, anti-incumbency
Winnerjit is former Vice-Chairman of the Pepsu Road Transport Corporation. He faced BJP's Arvind Khanna, AAP's Narinder Kaur, and Congress' Vijay Inder Singla in the February 20 election. Singla came second, BJP third, while Akali Dal's Winnerjit ended up fourth in the polls.

Punjab: Candidate Winnerjit Singh loses; faces social media jokes | Elections 2022 | Akali Dal

((WINNERJIT IMAGES)) https://twitter.com/Akali_Dal_/status/1467065155527720961
&nbsp; https://twitter.com/Akali_Dal_/status/1421422936049668103&nbsp; TWITTER@AKALI_DAL_ FILE
 Despite Aam Aadmi Party's victory in Punjab, it is a candidate of the Shiromani Akali Dal who is capturing attention on social media. The name of an Akali Dal candidate, and his defeat in the recent elections, has become a topic of online conversation. The candidate is Winnerjit Singh Goldy, who was fielded from Sangrur. Winnerjit secured 7.24% of the votes, and lost to Aam Aadmi Party's Narinder Kaur Bharaj.
&nbsp;
 ((USER TWEET)) https://twitter.com/farzi_gyaan/status/1501971708835934209
&nbsp;
 Following the declaration of results, social media users pointed out the irony of Winnerjit losing.
&nbsp;
 ((FILE PHOTOS))
 Winnerjit is former Vice-Chairman of the Pepsu Road Transport Corporation. He faced BJP's Arvind Khanna, AAP's Narinder Kaur, and Congress' Vijay Inder Singla in the February 20 election. Singla came second, BJP third, while Akali Dal's Winnerjit ended up fourth in the polls.
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CAPTIONS Akali Dal candidate faces social media jokes Winnerjit Singh lost from Sangrur in Punjab AAP's Narinder Kaur won from Sangrur Winnerjit Singh finished 4th&nbsp;in elections

<div>Winnerjit Singh Goldy secured 7.24% of the votes, and lost to Aam Aadmi Party's Narinder Kaur Bharaj.</div>

Despite Aam Aadmi Party's victory in Punjab, it is a candidate of the Shiromani Akali Dal who is capturing attention on social media.&nbsp;The name of an Akali Dal candidate, and his defeat in the recent elections, has become a topic of online conversation.
The candidate is Winnerjit Singh Goldy, who was fielded from Sangrur.&nbsp;Winnerjit secured 7.24% of the votes, and lost to Aam Aadmi Party's Narinder Kaur Bharaj.&nbsp;Following the declaration of results, social media users pointed out the irony of Winnerjit losing.
ALSO WATCH |<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/punjab-results-3-reasons-why-congress-lost-sidhu-channi-fail-amid-infighting-anti-incumbency-1646938884310" target="_blank">&nbsp;Punjab Election results: 3 reasons why Congress lost; Sidhu, Channi fail amid infighting, anti-incumbency</a>
Winnerjit is former Vice-Chairman of the Pepsu Road Transport Corporation.&nbsp;He faced BJP's Arvind Khanna, AAP's Narinder Kaur, and Congress' Vijay Inder Singla in the February 20 election.&nbsp;Singla came second, BJP third, while Akali Dal's Winnerjit ended up fourth in the polls.

Asserting that the BJP's emphatic win in four state polls underscore people's stamp of strong approval for its government's pro-poor and pro-active governance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that such a grand and decisive victory for the party is a guarantee for India's bright future.
Addressing BJP workers at the party headquarters, Modi also referred to the next Lok Sabha polls, scheduled for 2024, saying he hopes that political pundits will note that his party's win in the four states has also made clear the verdict for the next general election as they had linked its win in 2019 to its sweep of the Uttar Pradesh elections in 2017.
Hailing the BJP's "jeet ka chauka" (a boundary of wins) in distant states like Goa and Manipur besides Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, he said the results have signalled that the sun will set on the dynastic politics in the country one day. People have blessed us from all directions, Modi said.
He also hit out at opposition parties without directly naming them for trying to save the corrupt following action of institutions acting independently against them and expressed concern that critics have invoked caste, religion and region in their efforts to impede probe.
People should shun such voices, Modi said, asserting that his government is not only expected to work with integrity but also act against those who have been involved in corruption.
He said he is not against any individual or any particular family, but his concern is about democracy.
Central agencies' action against some opposition leaders, recently in Maharashtra, have drawn sharp criticism of the Modi government from their parties.
Modi also slammed rivals for augmenting fear among Indian students stranded in war-hit Ukraine and their families, and accused them of using regionalism to target "Operation Ganga", launched by his government to evacuate students, most of whom have been brought home.
The BJP's win in the four states where it was in power augurs well for the country in its 75th year of independence and shows people's faith in the party's policies and its vision for the country for the next 25 years leading to the nation's centenary year of freedom, the prime minister said.
Referring to Punjab, another state that went to polls and where the Aam Aadmi Party has notched up a massive victory leaving its rivals, including the BJP, far behind, Modi lauded his party's workers for their hard work under adverse circumstances. This portends well for Punjab and the country, he said.
"The (four) state results strongly vindicate BJP's pro-poor and pro-active governance. Earlier, people could not reach governments for basic amenities such as electricity, gas and water. Now we are delivering the poor their rights," the prime minister said, asserting that he will not rest until the poor get their due.
Lauding BJP workers for ensuring an early Holi by making the party victorious in four states, Modi said its voteshare has increased in Manipur, Uttar Pradesh and Goa even though it was in power in the states.
All exit polls were proven incorrect in Goa, and the people of Goa have given the BJP the chance to serve them for the third consecutive time, he said.
In Uttar Pradesh, people have reelected a chief minister for the first time after he had served a full term and also for the first time in 37 years, brought the same party to power again, he said.
Modi also hit out at those who believe that caste rules politics in Uttar Pradesh and asserted that the BJP's straight four wins since 2014, two Lok Sabha and assembly polls each, has highlighted that people have voted for development and good governance.
Those who refer to castes while analysing Uttar Pradesh politics insult the state and its people, he said, asserting that caste identity should be used to bring the country together and not to break it.
People's vote for stability in the polls shows that democracy flows through their veins, he said. "It is a day of zest and festivities and this enthusiasm is for India's democracy," Modi told jubilant party workers as he was joined by top party leaders at the dais.
He said Uttar Pradesh has given many prime ministers but for the first time it has re-elected a chief minister after he had served a full term. The prime minister said that governance delivery has been made better and transparent in the last few years, while delivering the poor their rights.
In Goa, he said, the BJP has emerged as the single largest party and even after being in power for 10 years, the number of BJP seats in the state has increased. "BJP has created a new history in Uttarakhand too," he said, while referring to the BJP achieving the maiden feat of retaining power in the hilly state.
He also praised young voters and women voters as well, saying they have played a crucial role in these elections. "They have blessed us - we've won splendidly in areas where women voters have dominated. Our Nari Shakti have been our partners in this victory," Modi said.

Assembly Election Results 2022: PM Narendra Modi's victory speech after BJP's win in 4 states

'Gyaani kahenge 2024 mei...': PM Modi's victory speech after BJP's win in 4 states | Elections 2022


vo: Following BJP's formidable performance by winning 4 of the 5 states which went to polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a victory speech from the party's Delhi headquarters. From the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, to dynasty politics, and from investigations against Opposition leaders, to an "early Holi" - PM Modi spoke on a host of issues.
 BYTE NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER DELHI MARCH 10, 2022
============================================
CAPTIONS PM Modi's victory speech after poll win Modi hailed BJP's 'jeet ka chauka' (4 wins) PM spoke on people linking 2019, 2017 polls Now they'll say 2024 results final: PM Modi BJP workers fulfilled vow of early Holi: Modi
&nbsp;

<div>From the 2024 elections, to dynasty politics, and from investigations against Opposition leaders, to an "early Holi" - PM Modi spoke on a host of issues.</div>

Asserting that the BJP's emphatic win in four state polls underscore people's stamp of strong approval for its government's pro-poor and pro-active governance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that such a grand and decisive victory for the party is a guarantee for India's bright future.
Addressing BJP workers at the party headquarters, Modi also referred to the next Lok Sabha polls, scheduled for 2024, saying he hopes that political pundits will note that his party's win in the four states has also made clear the verdict for the next general election as they had linked its win in 2019 to its sweep of the Uttar Pradesh elections in 2017.
Hailing the BJP's "jeet ka chauka" (a boundary of wins) in distant states like Goa and Manipur besides Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, he said the results have signalled that the sun will set on the dynastic politics in the country one day. People have blessed us from all directions, Modi said.
He also hit out at opposition parties without directly naming them for trying to save the corrupt following action of institutions acting independently against them and expressed concern that critics have invoked caste, religion and region in their efforts to impede probe.
People should shun such voices, Modi said, asserting that his government is not only expected to work with integrity but also act against those who have been involved in corruption.
He said he is not against any individual or any particular family, but his concern is about democracy.
Central agencies' action against some opposition leaders, recently in Maharashtra, have drawn sharp criticism of the Modi government from their parties.
Modi also slammed rivals for augmenting fear among Indian students stranded in war-hit Ukraine and their families, and accused them of using regionalism to target "Operation Ganga", launched by his government to evacuate students, most of whom have been brought home.
The BJP's win in the four states where it was in power augurs well for the country in its 75th year of independence and shows people's faith in the party's policies and its vision for the country for the next 25 years leading to the nation's centenary year of freedom, the prime minister said.
Referring to Punjab, another state that went to polls and where the Aam Aadmi Party has notched up a massive victory leaving its rivals, including the BJP, far behind, Modi lauded his party's workers for their hard work under adverse circumstances. This portends well for Punjab and the country, he said.
"The (four) state results strongly vindicate BJP's pro-poor and pro-active governance. Earlier, people could not reach governments for basic amenities such as electricity, gas and water. Now we are delivering the poor their rights," the prime minister said, asserting that he will not rest until the poor get their due.
Lauding BJP workers for ensuring an early Holi by making the party victorious in four states, Modi said its voteshare has increased in Manipur, Uttar Pradesh and Goa even though it was in power in the states.
All exit polls were proven incorrect in Goa, and the people of Goa have given the BJP the chance to serve them for the third consecutive time, he said.
In Uttar Pradesh, people have reelected a chief minister for the first time after he had served a full term and also for the first time in 37 years, brought the same party to power again, he said.
Modi also hit out at those who believe that caste rules politics in Uttar Pradesh and asserted that the BJP's straight four wins since 2014, two Lok Sabha and assembly polls each, has highlighted that people have voted for development and good governance.
Those who refer to castes while analysing Uttar Pradesh politics insult the state and its people, he said, asserting that caste identity should be used to bring the country together and not to break it.
People's vote for stability in the polls shows that democracy flows through their veins, he said. "It is a day of zest and festivities and this enthusiasm is for India's democracy," Modi told jubilant party workers as he was joined by top party leaders at the dais.
He said Uttar Pradesh has given many prime ministers but for the first time it has re-elected a chief minister after he had served a full term. The prime minister said that governance delivery has been made better and transparent in the last few years, while delivering the poor their rights.
In Goa, he said, the BJP has emerged as the single largest party and even after being in power for 10 years, the number of BJP seats in the state has increased. "BJP has created a new history in Uttarakhand too," he said, while referring to the BJP achieving the maiden feat of retaining power in the hilly state.
He also praised young voters and women voters as well, saying they have played a crucial role in these elections.&nbsp;"They have blessed us - we've won splendidly in areas where women voters have dominated. Our Nari Shakti have been our partners in this victory," Modi said. (PTI)

The BJP seems set to return to power in insurgency-hit Manipur, winning a simple majority in the 60-member House.
Incumbent Chief Minister N. Biren Singh retained his Heingang seat, beating Congress rival P Saratchandra Singh by over 18,000 votes. Biren Singh seems to be set for another term as CM, although the BJP did not announce any CM candidate ahead of polls, even as the party leadership dropped hints that Biren Singh would retain the throne.
The BJP first came to power in Manipur in 2017. After bagging 21 seats, it stitched a coalition with the NPF and NPP to form the govt in the state. But this time, the BJP has gone solo in Manipur.  
The Congress, which emerged as the single largest party with 28 seats in 2017, formed the Manipur Progressive Secular Alliance or MPSA this time, after forging a pre-poll alliance with four Left parties and Janata Dal-Secular. (JDS)
Former chief minister and Congress legislature party leader Okram Ibobi Singh retains his coveted Thoubal seat. He beat his BJP rival by a margin of more than 2000 votes.
After a gap of 22 years, Janata Dal (United) also managed to record a few wins in Manipur. With over 10% of votes in its kitty, JD(U) is now a recognised 'state party' in another northeast state.
The homegrown Kuki People’s Alliance (KPA) has opened its account in Manipur.  The little-known party, founded by two retired bureaucrats, a practising doctor and a lawyer, might not have an impact on the results, but its victory in both the seats it contested is significant in Manipur’s political landscape, where tribal aspirations play a major role.

Manipur Elections 2022 Results: BJP retains northeast state after losing allies

Manipur results: BJP retains northeast state after losing allies | Elections 2022


((for story gfx,&nbsp;please tally with EC website latest updated figures before publishing))
(header) MANIPUR ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2022
(sub-header) Total seats: 60 | Majority mark: 30
&nbsp;
 Seats&nbsp; Vote Share BJP
29 37.48%
INC 4 16.51%
NPP 7 16.19%
NPF 5 9.04%
JD(U) 7 10.85%
OTH 5
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 ((Opening breathe / dancing at Biren Singh's house&nbsp;https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1501837712332304385)) &nbsp;
 The BJP seems set to return to power in insurgency-hit Manipur,&nbsp;winning a simple majority in the 60-member House.
&nbsp;
((show visuals of him praying, from ANI))&nbsp;Incumbent Chief Minister N. Biren Singh&nbsp;retained his Heingang seat,&nbsp;beating&nbsp;Congress rival P Saratchandra Singh by over 18,000 votes.&nbsp; Biren Singh&nbsp;seems to be set for another term as CM, although the BJP did not announce any CM candidate ahead of polls, even as the party leadership dropped hints that Biren Singh would retain the throne.
&nbsp;
&nbsp; ((INSERT BITE FROM ANI BIREN SINGH, CM,&nbsp; MANIPUR)) ((Confident of getting a majority, thank people for placing thir trust in me....we will uphold PM Modi's mantra..Sabka saath sabka vikaas....))
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((Gfx for Manipur: 2017 vs 2022))&nbsp; The BJP first came to power in Manipur in 2017. After bagging 21 seats, it stitched a coalition with the NPF and NPP to form the govt in the state.
 ((Gfx: 2022 results seats &amp; vote share)) But this time, the BJP has gone solo in Manipur.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 The Congress, which emerged as the single largest party with 28 seats in 2017, formed the Manipur Progressive Secular Alliance or MPSA this time, after forging a pre-poll alliance with four Left parties and Janata Dal-Secular. (JDS)
 &nbsp; ((show visuals of&nbsp;Ibobi))Former chief minister and Congress legislature party leader Okram Ibobi Singh retains his coveted Thoubal seat. He beat his BJP rival by a margin of more than 2000 votes.
After a gap of 22 years, Janata Dal (United) also managed to record a few wins in Manipur.&nbsp;With over 10% of votes in its kitty, JD(U) is now&nbsp;a recognised 'state party' in another northeast state.
&nbsp;
 ((show visuals of tribal communities))&nbsp; The homegrown Kuki People&rsquo;s Alliance (KPA) has opened its account in Manipur. &nbsp;The little-known party, founded by two retired bureaucrats, a practising doctor and a lawyer, might not have an impact on the results, but its victory in both the seats it contested is significant in Manipur&rsquo;s political landscape, where tribal aspirations play a major role.
CAPTIONS Election results: BJP retains Manipur BJP first came to power in Manipur in 2017 BJP lost allies, contested solo in 2022 CM Biren Singh won by over 18,000 votes Cong's O. Ibobi Singh won by 2,000 votes JD(U), KPA also registered wins in some seats

<div>The BJP first came to power in Manipur in 2017. After bagging 21 seats, it stitched a coalition with the NPF and NPP to form the govt in the state.</div>
&nbsp;

The BJP seems set to return to power in insurgency-hit Manipur,&nbsp;winning a simple majority in the 60-member House. Incumbent Chief Minister N. Biren Singh&nbsp;retained his Heingang seat,&nbsp;beating&nbsp;Congress rival P Saratchandra Singh by over 18,000 votes.&nbsp;
Biren Singh&nbsp;seems to be set for another term as CM, although the BJP did not announce any CM candidate ahead of polls, even as the party leadership dropped hints that Biren Singh would retain the throne.
The BJP first came to power in Manipur in 2017. After bagging 21 seats, it stitched a coalition with the NPF and NPP to form the govt in the state. But this time, the BJP has gone solo in Manipur.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The Congress, which emerged as the single largest party with 28 seats in 2017, formed the Manipur Progressive Secular Alliance or MPSA this time, after forging a pre-poll alliance with four Left parties and Janata Dal-Secular. (JDS)
Former chief minister and Congress legislature party leader Okram Ibobi Singh retains his coveted Thoubal seat. He beat his BJP rival by a margin of more than 2000 votes.
After a gap of 22 years, Janata Dal (United) also managed to record a few wins in Manipur.&nbsp;With over 10% of votes in its kitty, JD(U) is now&nbsp;a recognised 'state party' in another northeast state.
The homegrown Kuki People&rsquo;s Alliance (KPA) has opened its account in Manipur. &nbsp;The little-known party, founded by two retired bureaucrats, a practising doctor and a lawyer, might not have an impact on the results, but its victory in both the seats it contested is significant in Manipur&rsquo;s political landscape, where tribal aspirations play a major role.

In a big boost in the semi-final to the 2024 elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has swept Uttar Pradesh again.With PM Modi and CM Yogi's double engine pitch having resonated, the two have also set new records with the electoral win.
Yogi Adityanath is reportedly the first UP CM belonging to the BJP who has returned to power. Rajnath Singh, Ram Prakash Gupta, and Kalyan Singh - all failed to secure the throne for a second time.
Adityanath is also reportedly the first UP CM to complete his term and then return to power. In 70 years, Uttar Pradesh has reportedly had 21 CMs, but none who served for 5 years and then won again.
The mahant of Gorakhnath Math is also reportedly the first incumbent Chief Minister in 37 years to have returned to power. The last CM to do so was Congress' ND Tiwari in 1985.
 
When he takes oath now, Adityanath will be UP's first MLA CM in around 15 years, as per reports. While Yogi was a member of the Legislative Council in his first term as CM, his predecessors Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav were also MLCs.
The BJP leader from Gorakhpur is reportedly the fifth CM to win a second consecutive term, after Sampurnanand, Chandrabhanu Gupta, Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna, and ND Tiwari.
Despite a 70-year history, UP has reportedly had only three CMs complete their tenure, with Adityanath the latest entrant to the exclusive club.
On a lighter note, the priest-turned-politician has also broken the 'Noida jinx'. A visit to Noida, near Delhi, was dreaded in political circles as the cause of UP Chief Ministers' loss in elections. Former CMs Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kalyan Singh, and Rajnath Singh had reportedly avoided visiting the NCR city when they were power, after Veer Bahadur Singh and ND Tiwari lost the CM's throne after a trip to Noida.

UP Election 2022 Results: How Yogi Adityanath broke over 5 records with BJP's 2022 Assembly election win

With PM Modi and CM Yogi's double engine pitch having resonated, they have also set new records with the electoral win.

UP results: How Yogi Adityanath broke over 5 records with 2022 Assembly election win

In a big boost in the&nbsp;semi-final to the&nbsp;2024 elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has swept Uttar Pradesh again. With PM Modi and CM Yogi's double engine pitch having resonated, they have also set new records with the electoral win.
 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - FIRST BJP CM TO RETURN TO POWER)) Yogi Adityanath is reportedly the first UP CM belonging to the BJP who has returned to power. Rajnath Singh, Ram Prakash Gupta, and Kalyan Singh - all failed to secure the throne for a second time.
 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - FIRST U.P. CM TO COMPLETE TERM, WIN AGAIN)) Adityanath is also reportedly the first UP CM to complete his term and then return to power. In 70 years, Uttar Pradesh has reportedly had 21 CMs, but none who served for 5 years and then won again.
 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - FIRST U.P. CM TO RETURN TO POWER IN 37 YRS)) The mahant of Gorakhnath Math is also reportedly the first incumbent Chief Minister in 37 years to have returned to power. The last CM to do so was Congress' ND Tiwari in 1985.
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((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - FIRST MLA CM IN 15 YEARS)) When he takes oath now, Adityanath will be UP's first MLA CM in around 15 years, as per reports. While Yogi was a member of the Legislative Council in his first term as CM, his predecessors Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav were also MLCs.
 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - FIFTH CM TO WIN 2ND STRAIGHT TERM)) The BJP leader from Gorakhpur is reportedly the fifth CM to win a second consecutive term, after Sampurnanand, Chandrabhanu Gupta, Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna, and ND Tiwari.
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 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - THIRD U.P. CM TO COMPLETE TENURE)) Despite a 70-year history, UP has reportedly had only three CMs complete their tenure, with Adityanath the latest entrant to the exclusive club.
 ((CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - BROKE 'NOIDA JINX')) On a lighter note, the priest-turned-politician has also broken the 'Noida jinx'. A visit to Noida, near Delhi, was dreaded in political circles as the cause of UP Chief Ministers' loss in elections. Former CMs Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kalyan Singh, and Rajnath Singh had reportedly avoided visiting the NCR city when they were power, after Veer Bahadur Singh and ND Tiwari lost the CM's throne after a trip to Noida.
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CAPTIONS Yogi Adityanath leads BJP to victory in UP Yogi sets records with win in Assembly polls Adityanath first BJP CM to retain throne Yogi 1st UP CM to complete term, win again Yogi to be UP's first MLA CM in around 15 years

<div>With PM Modi and CM Yogi's double engine pitch having resonated, they have also set new records with the electoral win.</div>

In a big boost in the&nbsp;semi-final to the&nbsp;2024 elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has swept Uttar Pradesh again.With PM Modi and CM Yogi's double engine pitch having resonated, they have also set new records with the electoral win.
Yogi Adityanath is reportedly the first UP CM belonging to the BJP who has returned to power. Rajnath Singh, Ram Prakash Gupta, and Kalyan Singh - all failed to secure the throne for a second time.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-election-2022-in-yogi-vs-akhilesh-bet-sp-chief-fan-loses-4-bigha-land-as-result-come-out-1646910699304">UP Election 2022: In Yogi Vs Akhilesh bet, SP chief fan loses 4 bigha land as result come out</a>
Adityanath is also reportedly the first UP CM to complete his term and then return to power. In 70 years, Uttar Pradesh has reportedly had 21 CMs, but none who served for 5 years and then won again.
The mahant of Gorakhnath Math is also reportedly the first incumbent Chief Minister in 37 years to have returned to power. The last CM to do so was Congress' ND Tiwari in 1985.
When he takes oath now, Adityanath will be UP's first MLA CM in around 15 years, as per reports. While Yogi was a member of the Legislative Council in his first term as CM, his predecessors Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav were also MLCs.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/gyaani-kahenge-2024-mei-pm-modi-s-victory-speech-after-bjp-s-win-in-4-states-elections-2022-1646936091154">'Gyaani kahenge 2024 mei...': PM Modi's victory speech after BJP's win in 4 states</a>
The BJP leader from Gorakhpur is reportedly the fifth CM to win a second consecutive term, after Sampurnanand, Chandrabhanu Gupta, Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna, and ND Tiwari.
Despite a 70-year history, UP has reportedly had only three CMs complete their tenure, with Adityanath the latest entrant to the exclusive club.
On a lighter note, the priest-turned-politician has also broken the 'Noida jinx'. A visit to Noida, near Delhi, was dreaded in political circles as the cause of UP Chief Ministers' loss in elections. Former CMs Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kalyan Singh, and Rajnath Singh had reportedly avoided visiting the NCR city when they were power, after Veer Bahadur Singh and ND Tiwari lost the CM's throne after a trip to Noida.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-results-how-farm-anger-fizzled-in-elections-west-up-spot-of-farmer-deaths-in-lakhimpur-voted-bjp-1646933565543">UP results: How farm anger fizzled in elections; west UP, spot of farmer deaths in Lakhimpur voted BJP</a>

The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the results of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) main February 2021 exam on its official website.

JEE-Main result 2021: 44 candidates score 100 percentile, 18 share top rank

Candidates who have appeared in the JEE Main 2021 February session examination can check their results online at jeemain.nta.nic.in.

JEE-Main result: 44 candidates score 100 percentile, 18 share top rank

The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the results of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) main February 2021 exam on its official website.
A total of 44 candidates have scored 100 percentile in the&nbsp;JEE-Main this year while 18 candidates have shared the top rank, the Ministry of Education (MoE) said.
The ranks of the candidates have been released taking into consideration the best of the four NTA scores in accordance with the policy already made.
Starting this year, JEE-Main was conducted four times a year to offer flexibility to students and a chance to improve their scores.
JEE Main result 2021 is available on the&nbsp;NTA portal. To check the results, students have to log in using their roll number and download the result and rank card from jeemain.nta.nic.in.
The JEE Main result will also be available on ntaresults.nic.in

JEE Main result 2021 is available on NTA&nbsp;portal-&nbsp;jeemain.nta.nic.in and ntaresult.nic.in.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the results of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) main February 2021 exam on its official website.
A total of 44 candidates have scored 100 percentile in the&nbsp;JEE-Main this year while 18 candidates have shared the top rank, the Ministry of Education (MoE) said.
The first rank holders included Gaurab Das (Karnataka), Vaibhav Vishal (Bihar), Duggineni Venkata Paneesh (Andhra Pradesh), Siddhant Mukherjee, Anshul Verma and Mridul Agarwal (Rajasthan), Ruchir Bansal and Kavya Chopra (Delhi), Amaiya Singhal and Pal Agarwal (Uttar Pradesh),&nbsp;Komma Sharanya and Joysula Venkata Aditya (Telangana), Pasala Veera Siva, Karnam Lokesh and Kanchanapalli Rahul Naidu, (Andhra Pradesh), Pulkit Goyal (Punjab) and Guramrit Singh (Chandigarh).
The ranks of the candidates have been released taking into consideration the best of the four NTA scores in accordance with the policy already made.
Starting this year, JEE-Main was conducted four times a year to offer flexibility to students and a chance to improve their scores.
The first phase was held in February and the second in March.
The next phases were scheduled for April and May, however, they were postponed due to the second wave of Covid.
The third edition was held from July 20-25 while the fourth edition was conducted from August 26 to September 2.
JEE Main result 2021 is available on the&nbsp;NTA portal. To check the results, students have to log in using their roll number and download the result and rank card from <a href="https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/webinfo2021/Page/Page?PageId=1&amp;LangId=P" target="_blank">jeemain.nta.nic.in.</a>
The JEE Main result will also be available on <a href="https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/webinfo2021/Page/Page?PageId=1&amp;LangId=Pntaresults.nic.in" target="_blank">ntaresults.nic.in</a>

Kerala to Assam: The rout of Rahil GandhiRahul's swim and push-ups fail to lift CongCong fortunes sink in Kerala backwatersAssam: Cong fails to capitalise on ant-CAA moodDMK+ win in TN only consolation for CongressCongress wiped out of Bengal political landscape

The Rout of Rahul Gandhi

Kerala to Assam: The rout of Rahul Gandhi Rahul's swim and push-ups fail to lift Congress Congress fortunes sink in Kerala backwaters Assam: Congress fails to capitalise on the anti-CAA mood DMK+ win in Tamil Nadu only consolation for Congress Congress wiped out of Bengal political landscape

((Shots of Rahul swimming)) He swam with the fishermen... but Congress sank...
 His push-ups at an interaction with college students... couldn't lift his party fortune...
 Rahul's rigorous campaign in his adopted state of Kerala failed to see his party through even though the state has traditionally voted the challenger to power... but not this time... The challenger proved to be all pomp and no show... as incumbent Pinarayi Vijayan romped home beating a 4-decade-old trend of incumbents losing... Rahul-led but divided state unit facing a humiliating defeat in Kerala backwaters...
 The MP from Wayanad... failing to deliver for the party of which he remains the star campaigner.. and his mother Sonia Gandhi the interim president...
 Not just Kerala... Rahul Gandhi also devoted much energy to Assam, where the Congress again failed capitalise on the anit-CAA sentiment... His five guarantees manifesto failing to echo with the electorate...
 In West Bengal, where the Congress was in any ways a marginal players... is now totally swept away in the Mamata-BJP bipolar contest. The party has been routed even in its traditional stronghold of Malda and Murshidabad...
 The only solace for the Congress is Tamil Nadu where it is a junior partner if the DMK, which has trounced the ruling AIADMK... Here again the win is good news for MK Stalin, who will have his moment under sun...
 But for the Gandhis the political sunset just got longer... and brutal

Kerala to Assam: The rout of Rahul Gandhi Rahul's swim and push-ups fail to lift Congress Congress fortunes sink in Kerala backwaters Assam: Congress fails to capitalise on the anti-CAA mood DMK+ win in Tamil Nadu only consolation for Congress Congress wiped out of Bengal political landscape

While the saffron party candidates won from Martam-Rumtek & Gangtok, SKM leader PS Golay retained his chief ministership by winning from Poklok-Kamrang constituency




Saffron party’s latest target is Sikkim where they have plans of forming govt through back-door entry, says Cong’s new in-charge during his visit to state

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