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Gulf News: M.J. Akbar: With the winding up of Indian polls, who will be wiped out?
The real answers will come next week; this week we must console ourselves with real questions. Top of the list: Has the BJP bitten off more than it can chew?Every election is an opportunity for a political party to increase its political space. The BJP targeted three states where its partners were unreliable, weak or non-existent: Karnataka, Assam, Jharkhand and Haryana. The BJP once paid a heavy price in Karnataka for its equation with the JD(U); this time it positioned itself as the…

Indian Polls: Not EC going
Hindustan Times NEW DELHI, India, May 13 — What is common between Narendra Modi, Om Prakash Chautala and Lalu Prasad Yadav? To begin with, they all have a disregard for accepted convention and exhibit virulent arrogance towards detractors. All are either currently or former chief ministers of states that play important roles in national politics. All of them are not yet at the end of their political innings and would thus continue to cast a shadow on national politics. But most importantly,…

Indian Polls: Pakistan TV reports Hurriyat continues election boycott drive
In occupied Kashmir, the Indian polls boycott campaign of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference [APHC] goes on with full force despite Indian military repression. According to Kashmir Media Service, APHC Chairman Syed Ali Geelani, while addressing a big anti-polls gathering in Islamabad District, said the overwhelming response of the people to the anti-polls campaign was proof of the fact that the Kashmiris were firmly resolved to boycott the Indian Lok Sabha [parliament] polls ploy.APHC…

Former premier Bhutto says Indian polls are “lesson” for Pakistan
Islamabad: Former Prime Minister and Chairperson of the Pakistan Peoples Party [PPP] Benazir Bhutto has welcomed the elections in India as triumph of democracy and the principle of peaceful transfer of power through the will of the people.In a statement on Thursday [13 May], she said that election in India was that country’s internal matter. “However, it is a measure of the strength of Indian democracy that power transfer takes place in a democratic and peaceful…

Indian Polls: Modest turnout, sporadic violence in Kashmir polls
NEW DELHI, Sept. 16 Kyodo The first stage of provincial legislative elections in India’s strife-torn state of Jammu and Kashmir ended Monday evening …

Indian Polls: Interview: ‘Our Own Hands’
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Indian Polls: A Native Speaker
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Indian Polls: ‘The Biggest Film Star in the World’
He’s tall, dark, handsome–and, at 63, Amitabh Bachchan is still a heartthrob to millions. Women swoon over his soulful brown eyes, his deep sexy voice, …