Official announcement has come that Home minister P Chidambaram won the Sivaganga Lok Sabha seat in Tamil Nadu on Saturday after two recounts.
Chidambaram was earlier declared lost to Raja Kannappan of the AIADMK earlier in the day. However Chidambaram insisted on recounting in which he won, which was again recounted when the opposition candidate challenged and finally declared winner by about 3,500 votes in the third recount.
Chidambaram was earlier declared lost to Raja Kannappan of the AIADMK earlier in the day. However Chidambaram insisted on recounting in which he won, which was again recounted when the opposition candidate challenged and finally declared winner by about 3,500 votes in the third recount.
BJP president Rajnath Singh wins by 92,133 votes from Ghaziabad
BJP's Ananth Kumar wins Bangalore South for fifth time in a row
Sashi Taroor wins by 1,00,043 votes in Trivandrum
Shatrughan Sinha wins in Patna Sahib
Kapil Sibal wins in Chandni Chowk
Naveen Jindal wins in Kurukshetra
Chiranjeevi wins from Tirupathi
HD Devagowda wins from Haasan, Karnataka
Milind Murli Deora wins from Mumbai south
Navjyoth Singh Singh wins from Amritsar - Punjab
Shibu Soren wins from Dumka (Jharkand)
Ajith Singh wins from Bhagpa
Farooq Abdulla wins from Srinagar
Jayaprada wins from Rampur
HD Kumaraswamy wins from Bangalore Rural
BJP's Ananth Kumar wins Bangalore South for fifth time in a row
Sashi Taroor wins by 1,00,043 votes in Trivandrum
Shatrughan Sinha wins in Patna Sahib
Kapil Sibal wins in Chandni Chowk
Naveen Jindal wins in Kurukshetra
Chiranjeevi wins from Tirupathi
HD Devagowda wins from Haasan, Karnataka
Milind Murli Deora wins from Mumbai south
Navjyoth Singh Singh wins from Amritsar - Punjab
Shibu Soren wins from Dumka (Jharkand)
Ajith Singh wins from Bhagpa
Farooq Abdulla wins from Srinagar
Jayaprada wins from Rampur
HD Kumaraswamy wins from Bangalore Rural
Here are the top leaders who were defeated in the Lok Sabha Elections 2009
P Chidambaram loses from Sivaganga
Ram Vilas Paswan loses in Hajipur
Janardhana Poojary loses to BJP's Nalin Kumar Kateel in Dakshina Kannada
Union Minister M H Ambareesh loses to JDS's N Cheluvarayaswamy
Union Textile Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela loses to BJP's Prabhatsinh Chauhan
M H Ambareesh loses to N Cheluvarayaswamy of JD(S)
Margaret Alva loses from Uttara Kannada
Renuka Chowdhury loses in Khammam
P Chidambaram loses from Sivaganga
Ram Vilas Paswan loses in Hajipur
Janardhana Poojary loses to BJP's Nalin Kumar Kateel in Dakshina Kannada
Union Minister M H Ambareesh loses to JDS's N Cheluvarayaswamy
Union Textile Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela loses to BJP's Prabhatsinh Chauhan
M H Ambareesh loses to N Cheluvarayaswamy of JD(S)
Margaret Alva loses from Uttara Kannada
Renuka Chowdhury loses in Khammam
Trinamool Congress leads 13 constituencies and Congress leads in five out of the 32 seats in West Bengal.
Total seats 32
Party - Won (2004)
Trinamool Congress 13 (1)
Congress 5 (6)
BJP 2
Left 12 (35)
CPI(M) 8
Forward Bloc - 2
CPI - 2
HIGHLIGHTS
Jaswant Singh leads by 77,000 votes in Darjeeling.
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee leads from Jangipur.
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee leads from Kolkata South.
CPI(M) nominee Jyotirmoyee Sikdar, former union minister and BJP candidate Satya Brata Mukehrjee trailing.
Total seats 32
Party - Won (2004)
Trinamool Congress 13 (1)
Congress 5 (6)
BJP 2
Left 12 (35)
CPI(M) 8
Forward Bloc - 2
CPI - 2
HIGHLIGHTS
Jaswant Singh leads by 77,000 votes in Darjeeling.
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee leads from Jangipur.
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee leads from Kolkata South.
CPI(M) nominee Jyotirmoyee Sikdar, former union minister and BJP candidate Satya Brata Mukehrjee trailing.
Total seats - 80
Bahujan Samaj Party - 24 (19)
Samajwadi Party - 23 (35)
Indian National Congress INC - 18 (9)
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP - 8 (10)
Congress President Sonia Gandhi leads 29,000 votes in Rae Bareli
Rahul Gandhi leads by 12,000 votes in Amethi.
BJP President Rajnath Singh leads by 12,000 votes
Jaya Prada leads by 6,000 votes in Rampur.
Mulayam Singh Yadav leads by 20,000 votes
Maneka Gandhi was trailing by 2,000 votes in Aonla.
BJP candidate Varun Gandhi leads by 39,000 votes in Pilibhit
Union minister Jitin Prasad leads by 8,000 votes in Dhaurahara.
Bahujan Samaj Party - 24 (19)
Samajwadi Party - 23 (35)
Indian National Congress INC - 18 (9)
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP - 8 (10)
Congress President Sonia Gandhi leads 29,000 votes in Rae Bareli
Rahul Gandhi leads by 12,000 votes in Amethi.
BJP President Rajnath Singh leads by 12,000 votes
Jaya Prada leads by 6,000 votes in Rampur.
Mulayam Singh Yadav leads by 20,000 votes
Maneka Gandhi was trailing by 2,000 votes in Aonla.
BJP candidate Varun Gandhi leads by 39,000 votes in Pilibhit
Union minister Jitin Prasad leads by 8,000 votes in Dhaurahara.
Congress leads in nine of ten seats in Haryana. The lead is as follows
Congress 9 (10)
Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) 1 (0)
The Congress leads in Gurgaon, Rohtak, Kurukshetra, Sirsa, Bhiwani-Mahendragarh, Ambala, Karnal, Sonepat and Faridabad.
Former chief minister Bhajan Lal of the Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) leads in Hisar.
In Chandigarh, Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal leads.
Congress 9 (10)
Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) 1 (0)
The Congress leads in Gurgaon, Rohtak, Kurukshetra, Sirsa, Bhiwani-Mahendragarh, Ambala, Karnal, Sonepat and Faridabad.
Former chief minister Bhajan Lal of the Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) leads in Hisar.
In Chandigarh, Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal leads.
Total Seats 28
Party - Won (2004)
Karnataka leads
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) - 12 (8)
Indian National Congress (INC) - 4 (18)
Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) - 3 (2)
BJP leading in Belgaum, Bagalkot, Bijapur (SC), Gulbarga (SC), Raichur (ST), Haveri, Dharwad, Uttar Kannada, Dakshina Kannada, Shimoga, Chitradurga (SC), Mysore, Bellary (ST) and Bangalore Central.
Congress leading in Bidar, Davanagere, Bangalore South, Kolar (SC), Chamarajanagar and Mysore.
JD leading in Hassan, Tumkur, Mandya and Bangalore Rural.
Party - Won (2004)
Karnataka leads
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) - 12 (8)
Indian National Congress (INC) - 4 (18)
Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) - 3 (2)
BJP leading in Belgaum, Bagalkot, Bijapur (SC), Gulbarga (SC), Raichur (ST), Haveri, Dharwad, Uttar Kannada, Dakshina Kannada, Shimoga, Chitradurga (SC), Mysore, Bellary (ST) and Bangalore Central.
Congress leading in Bidar, Davanagere, Bangalore South, Kolar (SC), Chamarajanagar and Mysore.
JD leading in Hassan, Tumkur, Mandya and Bangalore Rural.
Maharashtra Election Result 2009: Mahrashtra Lok Sabha Election
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 6 (13)
BJP - 6 (13)
NCP - 4 (12)
Shiv sena - 1 (9)
MNS - 2 ()
Sharad Pawar (NCP)is leading in Maadha over BJP's Subhash Deshmukh
Sushilkumar Shinde (Congress) leading in Solapur.
Hemant Godse (MNS) leads in Nashik.
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 6 (13)
BJP - 6 (13)
NCP - 4 (12)
Shiv sena - 1 (9)
MNS - 2 ()
Sharad Pawar (NCP)is leading in Maadha over BJP's Subhash Deshmukh
Sushilkumar Shinde (Congress) leading in Solapur.
Hemant Godse (MNS) leads in Nashik.
Biju Janatha Dal BJD, has come victorious in the state of Orissa where both Lok sabha and Assembly elections were conducted. BJD has secured lead in 65 of the 147 assembly seats in Orissa and in 14 of the 21 Lok Sabha constituencies.
Parliament Elections Leads
Total seats - 21
Party - Won (2004)
BJD - 14 (11)
Congress - 6 (2)
CPI - 1
BJP - 0 (7)
Former Chief Minister Giridhar Gamang and Union minister of state Chandra Sekhar Sahu is trailing in their respective constitutencies.
The leading Congress candidates included former Union ministers Srikant Jena (Balasore), Bhakta Charan Das (Kalahandi) and former Chief Minister Hemanand Biswal from Sundargarh (ST) seat.
Parliament Elections Leads
Total seats - 21
Party - Won (2004)
BJD - 14 (11)
Congress - 6 (2)
CPI - 1
BJP - 0 (7)
Former Chief Minister Giridhar Gamang and Union minister of state Chandra Sekhar Sahu is trailing in their respective constitutencies.
The leading Congress candidates included former Union ministers Srikant Jena (Balasore), Bhakta Charan Das (Kalahandi) and former Chief Minister Hemanand Biswal from Sundargarh (ST) seat.
Delhi Leads/ Trends
Total seats 7
Congress 7(6)
BJP 0(1)
Congress leadss in all the seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi.
Union minister Kapil Sibal was leading by 47,152 votes
Chief minister Sheila Dikshit's son Sandeep, from East Delhi, leading over cricketer Chetan Chouhan by 28,532 votes.
Union minister Ajay Maken leading over Vijay Goel by 8,013 votes in New Delhi seat.
DPCC chief J P Aggarwal leading over B L Sharma by 29,537 votes.
Mahabal Mishra is leading over Jagdish Mukhi by 33,039 votes in West Delhi
Total seats 7
Congress 7(6)
BJP 0(1)
Congress leadss in all the seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi.
Union minister Kapil Sibal was leading by 47,152 votes
Chief minister Sheila Dikshit's son Sandeep, from East Delhi, leading over cricketer Chetan Chouhan by 28,532 votes.
Union minister Ajay Maken leading over Vijay Goel by 8,013 votes in New Delhi seat.
DPCC chief J P Aggarwal leading over B L Sharma by 29,537 votes.
Mahabal Mishra is leading over Jagdish Mukhi by 33,039 votes in West Delhi
Gujarat Election Result 2009: Gujarat Lok Sabha Election Result
Party - Won, (2004)
BJP 6 (14)
Congress 4 (12)
MJP 1 (0)
HIGHLIGHTS
BJP leading in Gandhinagar, Rajkot, Kheda, Vadodara, Panchmahals and Ahmedabad west.
The Congress leading in Jamnagar, Mehasana, Junagadh and Sabarkantha
Party - Won, (2004)
BJP 6 (14)
Congress 4 (12)
MJP 1 (0)
HIGHLIGHTS
BJP leading in Gandhinagar, Rajkot, Kheda, Vadodara, Panchmahals and Ahmedabad west.
The Congress leading in Jamnagar, Mehasana, Junagadh and Sabarkantha
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Party - Won (2004)
BJP/JDU - 27 (11)
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) - 5 (22)
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) - 1(4)
Congress - 1 (3)
HIGHLIGHTS
RJD chief and Railway Minister Lalu Prasad leading in both Saran and Pataliputra constituencies.
LJP chief and Steel Minister Ram Vilas Paswan trailing behind Ram Sundar Das of the JD-U in Hajipur constituency.
George Fernandes, independent candidate trailing behind Jai Narayan Nishad of the JD-U in Muzaffarpur.
Rajasthan Election Result: Rajasthan Lok Sabha Election 2009 Results
Rajasthan Trends/Leads
Total seats 30
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 25 seats (4)
BJP - 5 seats (21)
Congress leading candidates
Sachin Pilot in Ajmer, Jitendra Singh in Alwar, Seeshram Ola in Jhunjhunu, Namo Narayan Meena in Tonk-Sawaimadhopur, C P Joshi in Bhilwara, Girija Vyas in Chittorgarh, Jyoti Mirdha in Nagaur, Mahesh Joshi in Jaipur, Chandresk Kumari in Jodhpur, Ijyaraj Singh in Kota and Taranchand Bhagora in Banswara.
BJP Leading Candidates
Dushyant Singh, son of Vasundhara Raje, in Jhalawar-Baran, Arjun Ram Meghwal in Bikaner and Ramsingh Kaswan in Churu.
Rajasthan Trends/Leads
Total seats 30
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 25 seats (4)
BJP - 5 seats (21)
Congress leading candidates
Sachin Pilot in Ajmer, Jitendra Singh in Alwar, Seeshram Ola in Jhunjhunu, Namo Narayan Meena in Tonk-Sawaimadhopur, C P Joshi in Bhilwara, Girija Vyas in Chittorgarh, Jyoti Mirdha in Nagaur, Mahesh Joshi in Jaipur, Chandresk Kumari in Jodhpur, Ijyaraj Singh in Kota and Taranchand Bhagora in Banswara.
BJP Leading Candidates
Dushyant Singh, son of Vasundhara Raje, in Jhalawar-Baran, Arjun Ram Meghwal in Bikaner and Ramsingh Kaswan in Churu.
Andhra Pradesh Election Result 2009 - AP Lok Sabha Election Results
Total seats - 42
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 28 (29)
TDP - 12(5)
PRP - 1 (0)- Tirupati
MIM - 1(0) - Hyderabad
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Total seats - 42
Party - Won (2004)
Congress - 28 (29)
TDP - 12(5)
PRP - 1 (0)- Tirupati
MIM - 1(0) - Hyderabad
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Total seats - 39
DMK - 23 (35)
AIADMK - 16 (0)
Others - 0 (2)
M K Azhagiri (Madurai)leading
Dayanidhi Maran (Central Chennai) leading
Union ministers T R Baalu (Sriperumbudur) and A.Raja (Nilgiris)leading
AIADMK front leading in Chennai South, Mayiladuthurai, Sivaganga, Namakkal and Tiruchirapalli.
MDMK chief Vaiko third place in Virudhunagar
DMK - 23 (35)
AIADMK - 16 (0)
Others - 0 (2)
M K Azhagiri (Madurai)leading
Dayanidhi Maran (Central Chennai) leading
Union ministers T R Baalu (Sriperumbudur) and A.Raja (Nilgiris)leading
AIADMK front leading in Chennai South, Mayiladuthurai, Sivaganga, Namakkal and Tiruchirapalli.
MDMK chief Vaiko third place in Virudhunagar
Kerala Election Result: Kerala Lok Sabha Election 2009 Results
Party - Won (2004)
UDF (Congress and allies ) - 16 (1)
LDF (CPI/CPI(M) allies) - 4 (19)
BJP - 0 (0)
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Party - Won (2004)
UDF (Congress and allies ) - 16 (1)
LDF (CPI/CPI(M) allies) - 4 (19)
BJP - 0 (0)
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The Party wise Lead/Trend after the midway counting of votes is as follows
Party - Won seats - Leads
INC 35 - 162
BJP 30 - 88
Others 1 - 31
BSP 1 - 23
SP 0 - 22
JD(U) 0 - 21
TMC 0 - 20
BJD 0 - 14
CPI(M) 4 - 13
DMK 8 - 10
Independent(s) 0 - 9
SS 1 - 9
NCP 2 - 7
CPI 0 - 6
AIADMK 3 - 5
Party - Won seats - Leads
INC 35 - 162
BJP 30 - 88
Others 1 - 31
BSP 1 - 23
SP 0 - 22
JD(U) 0 - 21
TMC 0 - 20
BJD 0 - 14
CPI(M) 4 - 13
DMK 8 - 10
Independent(s) 0 - 9
SS 1 - 9
NCP 2 - 7
CPI 0 - 6
AIADMK 3 - 5
UPA
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Tamil Nadu
Haryana
West Bengal
Delhi
Rajasthan
Maharashtra
Punjab
Jammu & Kashmir
North East except Nagaland and Tripura
NDA
Madhya Pradesh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Bihar
Jharkand
Chattisgarh
Nagaland
Third Front
Orissa
Tripura
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Tamil Nadu
Haryana
West Bengal
Delhi
Rajasthan
Maharashtra
Punjab
Jammu & Kashmir
North East except Nagaland and Tripura
NDA
Madhya Pradesh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Bihar
Jharkand
Chattisgarh
Nagaland
Third Front
Orissa
Tripura
UPA leads in 227 seats, NDA in 152 and Third Front in 78
P M Hamdulla (Congress) wins in Lakshadweep
K Sudhakaran (Congress) wins in Kannur
Mamata Banerjee (Trinamool Congress) leading in 11 West Bengal seats
Congress leading in 6 Delhi seats
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
WB: Trinamool leads in 14 seats, Left in 9
A Raja leads in Niligiris
Kirti Azad leading over Md Ali Ashraf Fatmi of RJD
Azharuddin leads in Moradabad
Rudy ahead of Lalu in Saran
Patna Sahib: Shatrughan Sinha leads
BJP's Manvendra Singh trailing
Shashi Tharoor leads in T'puram
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P M Hamdulla (Congress) wins in Lakshadweep
K Sudhakaran (Congress) wins in Kannur
Mamata Banerjee (Trinamool Congress) leading in 11 West Bengal seats
Congress leading in 6 Delhi seats
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
WB: Trinamool leads in 14 seats, Left in 9
A Raja leads in Niligiris
Kirti Azad leading over Md Ali Ashraf Fatmi of RJD
Azharuddin leads in Moradabad
Rudy ahead of Lalu in Saran
Patna Sahib: Shatrughan Sinha leads
BJP's Manvendra Singh trailing
Shashi Tharoor leads in T'puram
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Adilabad: PRP Leads
Agra: BSP Leads
Ahmadnagar: NCP Leads
Ahmedabad East: BJP Leads
Ahmedabad West: BJP Leads
Ajmer: Cong Leads
Akbarpur: BJP Leads
Akola: BJP Leads
Alathur: CPM Leads
Aligarh: Cong Leads
Alipurduars: RSP Leads
Allahabad: BSP Leads
Almora: BJP Leads
Alwar: Cong Leads
Amalapuram: Cong Leads
Ambala: BJP Leads
Ambedkar Nagar: BSP Leads
Amethi: Cong Leads
Amravati: SS Leads
Amreli: Cong Leads
Amritsar: BJP Leads
Anakapalli: Cong Leads
Anand: Cong Leads
Anandpur Sahib: Cong Leads
Anantapur: Cong Leads
Anantnag: JKNC Leads
Andaman & Nicobar Islands: BJP Leads
Aonla: BJP Leads
Arakkonam: DMK Leads
Aruku: Cong Leads
Arunachal East: Cong Leads
Arunachal West: Cong Leads
Asansol: CPM Leads
Aska: BJD Leads
Attingal: Cong Leads
Aurangabad: Cong Leads
Autonomous District: Cong Leads
Badaun: BSP Leads
Bagalkot: BJP Leads
Baghpat: RLD Leads
Baharampur: Cong Leads
Bahraich: Cong Leads
Balaghat: BJP Leads
Ballia: SP Leads
Balurghat: TC Leads
Banaskantha: BJP Leads
Banda: SP Leads
Bangalore Central: Cong Leads
Bangalore North: BJP Leads
Bangalore Rural: JDS Leads
Bangalore South: Cong Leads
Bangaon: BJP Leads
Bankura: CPM Leads
Bansgaon: BJP Leads
Banswara: Cong Leads
Bapatla: Cong Leads
Barabanki: Cong Leads
Baramati: NCP Leads
Baramulla: JKNC Leads
Barasat: BJP Leads
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Bardhaman Purba: CPM Leads
Bardoli: Cong Leads
Bareilly: BJP Leads
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Barmer: Cong Leads
Barpeta: AGP Leads
Bastar: BJP Leads
Basti: BSP Leads
Bathinda: Cong Leads
Begusarai: CPI Leads
Belgaum: BJP Leads
Bellary: Cong Leads
Berhampur: BJD Leads
Betul: BJP Leads
Bhadohi: SP Leads
Bhadrak: Cong Leads
Bhagalpur: BJP Leads
Bhandara Gondiya: NCP Leads
Bharatpur: Cong Leads
Bharuch: NCP Leads
Bhavnagar: Cong Leads
Bhilwara: Cong Leads
Bhind: Cong Leads
Bhiwandi: Cong Leads
Bhiwani Mahendragarh: INLD Leads
Bhongir: Cong Leads
Bhopal: BJP Leads
Bidar: Cong Leads
Bijapur: BJP Leads
Bijnor: RLD Leads
Bikaner: BJP Leads
Bilaspur: BJP Leads
Birbhum: TC Leads
Bishnupur: CPM Leads
Bolpur: CPM Leads
Bulandshahr: BJP Leads
Buldhana: NCP Leads
Buxar: BJP Leads
Chalakudy: Cong Leads
Chamarajanagar: Cong Leads
Chandauli: SP Leads
Chandigarh: Cong Leads
Chandni Chowk: Cong Leads
Chandrapur: BJP Leads
Chennai North: DMK Leads
Chennai South: ADMK Leads
Chevella: Cong Leads
Chhindwara: Cong Leads
Chhota Udaipur: BJP Leads
Chidambaram: VCK Leads
Chikkballapur: Cong Leads
Chikkodi: BJP Leads
Chitradurga: BJP Leads
Chittoor: Cong Leads
Chittorgarh: Cong Leads
Churu: BJP Leads
Coimbatore: CPM Leads
Cooch Behar: FBL Leads
Cuddalore: Cong Leads
Cuttack: BJP Leads
Dadar & Nagar Haveli: Cong Leads
Dakshina Kannada: BJP Leads
Daman & Diu: BJP Leads
Damoh: BJP Leads
Darbhanga: RJD Leads
Darjeeling: BJP Leads
Dausa: IND Leads
Davanagere: BJP Leads
Dewas: BJP Leads
Dhar: BJP Leads
Dharmapuri: DMK Leads
Dharwad: BJP Leads
Dhenkanal: BJD Leads
Dhubri: AUDF Leads
Dhule: BJP Leads
Diamond Harbour: TC Leads
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Dindigul: Cong Leads
Dindori: BJP Leads
Domariyaganj: Cong Leads
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Dumka: BJP Leads
Durg: IND Leads
East Delhi: Cong Leads
Eluru: TDP Leads
Ernakulam: CPM Leads
Erode: BJP Leads
Etah: BSP Leads
Etawah: BSP Leads
Faizabad: Cong Leads
Faridabad: Cong Leads
Faridkot: SAD Leads
Fatehgarh Sahib: Cong Leads
Fatehpur: SP Leads
Ferozpur: Cong Leads
Firozabad: BJP Leads
Gadchiroli Chimur: BJP Leads
Gandhinagar: BJP Leads
Ganganagar: Cong Leads
Garhwal: Cong Leads
Gauhati: BJP Leads
Gaya: BJP Leads
Ghaziabad: BJP Leads
Ghazipur: SP Leads
Ghosi: BJP Leads
Giridih: BJP Leads
Gonda: Cong Leads
Gopalganj: JDU Leads
Gorakhpur: BJP Leads
Gulbarga: BJP Leads
Guna: Cong Leads
Gurdaspur: BJP Leads
Gurgaon: Cong Leads
Gwalior: BJP Leads
Hajipur: JDU Leads
Hamirpur: BJP Leads
Hamirpur: SP Leads
Hardoi: SP Leads
Hardwar: BJP Leads
Hassan: JDS Leads
Hathras: SP Leads
Hatkanangle: SWP Leads
Haveri: BJP Leads
Hazaribagh: BJP Leads
Hindupur: TDP Leads
Hingoli: SS Leads
Hisar: HJCBL Leads
Hooghly: CPM Leads
Hoshangabad: BJP Leads
Hoshiarpur: BJP Leads
Howrah: TC Leads
Hyderabad: PRP Leads
Idukki: Cong Leads
Indore: BJP Leads
Inner Manipur: Cong Leads
Jabalpur: BJP Leads
Jadavpur: TC Leads
Jagatsinghpur: CPI Leads
Jalandhar: Cong Leads
Jalaun: SP Leads
Jalgaon: BJP Leads
Jalna: BJP Leads
Jalore: BJP Leads
Jalpaiguri: CPM Leads
Jammu: Cong Leads
Jamnagar: Cong Leads
Jamshedpur: BJP Leads
Jamui: JDU Leads
Jangipur: Cong Leads
Janjgir Champa: BJP Leads
Jaunpur: BSP Leads
Jhalawar Baran: BJP Leads
Jhansi: Cong Leads
Jhargram: CPM Leads
Jhunjhunu: Cong Leads
Jodhpur: Cong Leads
Jorhat: Cong Leads
Junagadh: Cong Leads
Kachchh: BJP Leads
Kadapa: Cong Leads
Kaiserganj: SP Leads
Kakinada: PRP Leads
Kaliabor: Cong Leads
Kallakurichi: DMK Leads
Kalyan: SS Leads
Kancheepuram: ADMK Leads
Kandhamal: BJD Leads
Kangra: BJP Leads
Kanker: BJP Leads
Kannauj: SP Leads
Kanniyakumari: DMK Leads
Kannur: Cong Leads
Kanpur: Cong Leads
Kanthi: TC Leads
Karakat: RJD Leads
Karauli Dholpur: BJP Leads
Karimganj: AUDF Leads
Karimnagar: Cong Leads
Karnal: Cong Leads
Karur: ADMK Leads
Kasaragod: CPM Leads
Katihar: BJP Leads
Keonjhar: BJD Leads
Khadoor Sahib: Cong Leads
Khajuraho: Cong Leads
Khammam: TDP Leads
Khandwa: Cong Leads
Khargone: BJP Leads
Kheda: BJP Leads
Khunti: BJP Leads
Kodarma: JVM Leads
Kokrajhar: IND Leads
Kolar: Cong Leads
Kolhapur: NCP Leads
Kolkata Dakshin: TC Leads
Kolkata Uttar: TC Leads
Kollam: Cong Leads
Koppal: BJP Leads
Korba: Cong Leads
Kota: Cong Leads
Kottayam: KECM Leads
Kozhikode: Cong Leads
Krishnagiri: DMK Leads
Krishnanagar: TC Leads
Kurnool: Cong Leads
Kurukshetra: Cong Leads
Kushi Nagar: Cong Leads
Ladakh: IND Leads
Lakhimpur: AGP Leads
Lakshadweep: Cong Leads
Lalganj: BSP Leads
Latur: BJP Leads
Lohardaga: Cong Leads
Lucknow: BJP Leads
Ludhiana: Cong Leads
Machhlishahr: SP Leads
Machilipatnam: Cong Leads
Madha: NCP Leads
Madhepura: JDU Leads
Madurai: DMK Leads
Mahabubabad: Cong Leads
Maharajganj: Cong Leads
Maharajganj: JDU Leads
Mahasamund: Cong Leads
Mahesana: BJP Leads
Mainpuri: SP Leads
Malappuram: MUL Leads
Maldaha Dakshin: Cong Leads
Maldaha Uttar: Cong Leads
Malkajgiri: LSP Leads
Mandi: BJP Leads
Mandsour: Cong Leads
Mandya: JDS Leads
Mangaldoi: Cong Leads
Mathura: BSP Leads
Mathurapur: TC Leads
Mavelikkara: Cong Leads
Mayiladuthurai: ADMK Leads
Mayurbhanj: JMM Leads
Medinipur: CPI Leads
Meerut: BJP Leads
Mirzapur: BSP Leads
Misrikh: BSP Leads
Mizoram: Cong Leads
Mohanlalganj: SP Leads
Moradabad: Cong Leads
Morena: BJP Leads
Mumbai North Central: Cong Leads
Mumbai North East: NCP Leads
Mumbai North West: Cong Leads
Mumbai North: BJP Leads
Mumbai South Central: SS Leads
Mumbai South: Cong Leads
Munger: JDU Leads
Murshidabad: CPM Leads
Muzaffarnagar: RLD Leads
Muzaffarpur: JDU Leads
Mysore: Cong Leads
Nagaland: NPF Leads
Nagaur: Cong Leads
Nagina: SP Leads
Nagpur: Cong Leads
Nainital: Cong Leads
Nalanda: JDU Leads
Nalgonda: Cong Leads
Namakkal: DMK Leads
Nanded: Cong Leads
Nandurbar: SP Leads
Nandyal: PRP Leads
Narasaraopet: Cong Leads
Narsapuram: Cong Leads
Nashik: NCP Leads
Nawada: IND Leads
New Delhi: Cong Leads
Nilgiris: DMK Leads
Nizamabad: Cong Leads
North East Delhi: BJP Leads
North Goa: BJP Leads
North West Delhi: Cong Leads
Nowgong: BJP Leads
Ongole: Cong Leads
Osmanabad: NCP Leads
Outer Manipur: Cong Leads
Palakkad: CPM Leads
Palghar: BJP Leads
Pali: Cong Leads
Panchmahal: BJP Leads
Parbhani: SS Leads
Paschim Champaran: BJP Leads
Pataliputra: RJD Leads
Patan: Cong Leads
Pathanamthitta: Cong Leads
Patiala: Cong Leads
Patna Sahib: BJP Leads
Peddapalle: PRP Leads
Perambalur: DMK Leads
Phulpur: BSP Leads
Pilibhit: BJP Leads
Pollachi: ADMK Leads
Ponnani: MUL Leads
Porbandar: Cong Leads
Pratapgarh: Cong Leads
Puducherry: Cong Leads
Purnia: BJP Leads
Rae Bareli: Cong Leads
Raichur: BJP Leads
Raigad: SS Leads
Raiganj: Cong Leads
Raigarh: BJP Leads
Rajgarh: Cong Leads
Rajkot: BJP Leads
Rajmahal: JMM Leads
Rajnandgaon: BJP Leads
Rajsamand: Cong Leads
Ramanathapuram: DMK Leads
Rampur: Cong Leads
Ramtek: Cong Leads
Ranaghat: TC Leads
Ranchi: Cong Leads
Ratlam: Cong Leads
Ratnagiri Sindhudurg: Cong Leads
Raver: BJP Leads
Rewa: BJP Leads
Robertsganj: SP Leads
Rohtak: Cong Leads
Sabarkantha: Cong Leads
Sagar: BJP Leads
Saharanpur: SP Leads
Salem: ADMK Leads
Salempur: Cong Leads
Samastipur: JDU Leads
Sambhal: BSP Leads
Sangli: Cong Leads
Sangrur: Cong Leads
Sant Kabir Nagar: IND Leads
Saran: RJD Leads
Sarguja: BSP Leads
Sasaram: Cong Leads
Satara: NCP Leads
Satna: SP Leads
Secundrabad: TDP Leads
Shahdol: BJP Leads
Shahjahanpur: SP Leads
Shillong: Cong Leads
Shimla: BJP Leads
Shimoga: BJP Leads
Shirdi: SS Leads
Shirur: SS Leads
Shrawasti: Cong Leads
Sidhi: BJP Leads
Sikar: Cong Leads
Silchar: BJP Leads
Singhbhum: IND Leads
Sirsa: Cong Leads
Sitamarhi: JDU Leads
Sitapur: BSP Leads
Sivaganga: ADMK Leads
Solapur: Cong Leads
Sonipat: Cong Leads
South Delhi: Cong Leads
South Goa: BJP Leads
Srerampur: TC Leads
Srinagar: JKNC Leads
Sriperumbudur: PMK Leads
Sultanpur: Cong Leads
Sundargarh: Cong Leads
Supaul: JDU Leads
Surat: BJP Leads
Surendranagar: BJP Leads
Tamluk: TC Leads
Tehri Garhwal: Cong Leads
Tenkasi: CPI Leads
Tezpur: Cong Leads
Thane: NCP Leads
Thanjavur: DMK Leads
Theni: Cong Leads
Thiruvallur: ADMK Leads
Thiruvananthapuram: Cong Leads
Thoothukkudi: DMK Leads
Thrissur: Cong Leads
Tikamgarh: BJP Leads
Tiruchirappalli: ADMK Leads
Tirunelveli: ADMK Leads
Tirupati: PRP Leads
Tiruppur: ADMK Leads
Tiruvannamalai: DMK Leads
Tonk Sawai Madhopur: Cong Leads
Tripura West: CPM Leads
Tumkur: BJP Leads
Tura: NCP Leads
Udaipur: Cong Leads
Udhampur: Cong Leads
Udupi Chikmagalur: BJP Leads
Ujiarpur: JDU Leads
Ujjain: Cong Leads
Uluberia: TC Leads
Unnao: Cong Leads
Uttara Kannada: BJP Leads
Vadakara: Cong Leads
Vadodara: BJP Leads
Valmiki Nagar: JDU Leads
Valsad: BJP Leads
Varanasi: BSP Leads
Vellore: DMK Leads
Vidisha: BJP Leads
Vijayawada: Cong Leads
Viluppuram: VCK Leads
Virudhunagar: Cong Leads
Vizianagaram: TDP Leads
Warangal: Cong Leads
Wardha: Cong Leads
Wayanad: Cong Leads
West Delhi: Cong Leads
Zahirabad: Cong Leads
Agra: BSP Leads
Ahmadnagar: NCP Leads
Ahmedabad East: BJP Leads
Ahmedabad West: BJP Leads
Ajmer: Cong Leads
Akbarpur: BJP Leads
Akola: BJP Leads
Alathur: CPM Leads
Aligarh: Cong Leads
Alipurduars: RSP Leads
Allahabad: BSP Leads
Almora: BJP Leads
Alwar: Cong Leads
Amalapuram: Cong Leads
Ambala: BJP Leads
Ambedkar Nagar: BSP Leads
Amethi: Cong Leads
Amravati: SS Leads
Amreli: Cong Leads
Amritsar: BJP Leads
Anakapalli: Cong Leads
Anand: Cong Leads
Anandpur Sahib: Cong Leads
Anantapur: Cong Leads
Anantnag: JKNC Leads
Andaman & Nicobar Islands: BJP Leads
Aonla: BJP Leads
Arakkonam: DMK Leads
Aruku: Cong Leads
Arunachal East: Cong Leads
Arunachal West: Cong Leads
Asansol: CPM Leads
Aska: BJD Leads
Attingal: Cong Leads
Aurangabad: Cong Leads
Autonomous District: Cong Leads
Badaun: BSP Leads
Bagalkot: BJP Leads
Baghpat: RLD Leads
Baharampur: Cong Leads
Bahraich: Cong Leads
Balaghat: BJP Leads
Ballia: SP Leads
Balurghat: TC Leads
Banaskantha: BJP Leads
Banda: SP Leads
Bangalore Central: Cong Leads
Bangalore North: BJP Leads
Bangalore Rural: JDS Leads
Bangalore South: Cong Leads
Bangaon: BJP Leads
Bankura: CPM Leads
Bansgaon: BJP Leads
Banswara: Cong Leads
Bapatla: Cong Leads
Barabanki: Cong Leads
Baramati: NCP Leads
Baramulla: JKNC Leads
Barasat: BJP Leads
Bardhaman Durgapur: CPM Leads
Bardhaman Purba: CPM Leads
Bardoli: Cong Leads
Bareilly: BJP Leads
Bargarh: BJP Leads
Barmer: Cong Leads
Barpeta: AGP Leads
Bastar: BJP Leads
Basti: BSP Leads
Bathinda: Cong Leads
Begusarai: CPI Leads
Belgaum: BJP Leads
Bellary: Cong Leads
Berhampur: BJD Leads
Betul: BJP Leads
Bhadohi: SP Leads
Bhadrak: Cong Leads
Bhagalpur: BJP Leads
Bhandara Gondiya: NCP Leads
Bharatpur: Cong Leads
Bharuch: NCP Leads
Bhavnagar: Cong Leads
Bhilwara: Cong Leads
Bhind: Cong Leads
Bhiwandi: Cong Leads
Bhiwani Mahendragarh: INLD Leads
Bhongir: Cong Leads
Bhopal: BJP Leads
Bidar: Cong Leads
Bijapur: BJP Leads
Bijnor: RLD Leads
Bikaner: BJP Leads
Bilaspur: BJP Leads
Birbhum: TC Leads
Bishnupur: CPM Leads
Bolpur: CPM Leads
Bulandshahr: BJP Leads
Buldhana: NCP Leads
Buxar: BJP Leads
Chalakudy: Cong Leads
Chamarajanagar: Cong Leads
Chandauli: SP Leads
Chandigarh: Cong Leads
Chandni Chowk: Cong Leads
Chandrapur: BJP Leads
Chennai North: DMK Leads
Chennai South: ADMK Leads
Chevella: Cong Leads
Chhindwara: Cong Leads
Chhota Udaipur: BJP Leads
Chidambaram: VCK Leads
Chikkballapur: Cong Leads
Chikkodi: BJP Leads
Chitradurga: BJP Leads
Chittoor: Cong Leads
Chittorgarh: Cong Leads
Churu: BJP Leads
Coimbatore: CPM Leads
Cooch Behar: FBL Leads
Cuddalore: Cong Leads
Cuttack: BJP Leads
Dadar & Nagar Haveli: Cong Leads
Dakshina Kannada: BJP Leads
Daman & Diu: BJP Leads
Damoh: BJP Leads
Darbhanga: RJD Leads
Darjeeling: BJP Leads
Dausa: IND Leads
Davanagere: BJP Leads
Dewas: BJP Leads
Dhar: BJP Leads
Dharmapuri: DMK Leads
Dharwad: BJP Leads
Dhenkanal: BJD Leads
Dhubri: AUDF Leads
Dhule: BJP Leads
Diamond Harbour: TC Leads
Dibrugarh: AGP Leads
Dindigul: Cong Leads
Dindori: BJP Leads
Domariyaganj: Cong Leads
Dum Dum: CPM Leads
Dumka: BJP Leads
Durg: IND Leads
East Delhi: Cong Leads
Eluru: TDP Leads
Ernakulam: CPM Leads
Erode: BJP Leads
Etah: BSP Leads
Etawah: BSP Leads
Faizabad: Cong Leads
Faridabad: Cong Leads
Faridkot: SAD Leads
Fatehgarh Sahib: Cong Leads
Fatehpur: SP Leads
Ferozpur: Cong Leads
Firozabad: BJP Leads
Gadchiroli Chimur: BJP Leads
Gandhinagar: BJP Leads
Ganganagar: Cong Leads
Garhwal: Cong Leads
Gauhati: BJP Leads
Gaya: BJP Leads
Ghaziabad: BJP Leads
Ghazipur: SP Leads
Ghosi: BJP Leads
Giridih: BJP Leads
Gonda: Cong Leads
Gopalganj: JDU Leads
Gorakhpur: BJP Leads
Gulbarga: BJP Leads
Guna: Cong Leads
Gurdaspur: BJP Leads
Gurgaon: Cong Leads
Gwalior: BJP Leads
Hajipur: JDU Leads
Hamirpur: BJP Leads
Hamirpur: SP Leads
Hardoi: SP Leads
Hardwar: BJP Leads
Hassan: JDS Leads
Hathras: SP Leads
Hatkanangle: SWP Leads
Haveri: BJP Leads
Hazaribagh: BJP Leads
Hindupur: TDP Leads
Hingoli: SS Leads
Hisar: HJCBL Leads
Hooghly: CPM Leads
Hoshangabad: BJP Leads
Hoshiarpur: BJP Leads
Howrah: TC Leads
Hyderabad: PRP Leads
Idukki: Cong Leads
Indore: BJP Leads
Inner Manipur: Cong Leads
Jabalpur: BJP Leads
Jadavpur: TC Leads
Jagatsinghpur: CPI Leads
Jalandhar: Cong Leads
Jalaun: SP Leads
Jalgaon: BJP Leads
Jalna: BJP Leads
Jalore: BJP Leads
Jalpaiguri: CPM Leads
Jammu: Cong Leads
Jamnagar: Cong Leads
Jamshedpur: BJP Leads
Jamui: JDU Leads
Jangipur: Cong Leads
Janjgir Champa: BJP Leads
Jaunpur: BSP Leads
Jhalawar Baran: BJP Leads
Jhansi: Cong Leads
Jhargram: CPM Leads
Jhunjhunu: Cong Leads
Jodhpur: Cong Leads
Jorhat: Cong Leads
Junagadh: Cong Leads
Kachchh: BJP Leads
Kadapa: Cong Leads
Kaiserganj: SP Leads
Kakinada: PRP Leads
Kaliabor: Cong Leads
Kallakurichi: DMK Leads
Kalyan: SS Leads
Kancheepuram: ADMK Leads
Kandhamal: BJD Leads
Kangra: BJP Leads
Kanker: BJP Leads
Kannauj: SP Leads
Kanniyakumari: DMK Leads
Kannur: Cong Leads
Kanpur: Cong Leads
Kanthi: TC Leads
Karakat: RJD Leads
Karauli Dholpur: BJP Leads
Karimganj: AUDF Leads
Karimnagar: Cong Leads
Karnal: Cong Leads
Karur: ADMK Leads
Kasaragod: CPM Leads
Katihar: BJP Leads
Keonjhar: BJD Leads
Khadoor Sahib: Cong Leads
Khajuraho: Cong Leads
Khammam: TDP Leads
Khandwa: Cong Leads
Khargone: BJP Leads
Kheda: BJP Leads
Khunti: BJP Leads
Kodarma: JVM Leads
Kokrajhar: IND Leads
Kolar: Cong Leads
Kolhapur: NCP Leads
Kolkata Dakshin: TC Leads
Kolkata Uttar: TC Leads
Kollam: Cong Leads
Koppal: BJP Leads
Korba: Cong Leads
Kota: Cong Leads
Kottayam: KECM Leads
Kozhikode: Cong Leads
Krishnagiri: DMK Leads
Krishnanagar: TC Leads
Kurnool: Cong Leads
Kurukshetra: Cong Leads
Kushi Nagar: Cong Leads
Ladakh: IND Leads
Lakhimpur: AGP Leads
Lakshadweep: Cong Leads
Lalganj: BSP Leads
Latur: BJP Leads
Lohardaga: Cong Leads
Lucknow: BJP Leads
Ludhiana: Cong Leads
Machhlishahr: SP Leads
Machilipatnam: Cong Leads
Madha: NCP Leads
Madhepura: JDU Leads
Madurai: DMK Leads
Mahabubabad: Cong Leads
Maharajganj: Cong Leads
Maharajganj: JDU Leads
Mahasamund: Cong Leads
Mahesana: BJP Leads
Mainpuri: SP Leads
Malappuram: MUL Leads
Maldaha Dakshin: Cong Leads
Maldaha Uttar: Cong Leads
Malkajgiri: LSP Leads
Mandi: BJP Leads
Mandsour: Cong Leads
Mandya: JDS Leads
Mangaldoi: Cong Leads
Mathura: BSP Leads
Mathurapur: TC Leads
Mavelikkara: Cong Leads
Mayiladuthurai: ADMK Leads
Mayurbhanj: JMM Leads
Medinipur: CPI Leads
Meerut: BJP Leads
Mirzapur: BSP Leads
Misrikh: BSP Leads
Mizoram: Cong Leads
Mohanlalganj: SP Leads
Moradabad: Cong Leads
Morena: BJP Leads
Mumbai North Central: Cong Leads
Mumbai North East: NCP Leads
Mumbai North West: Cong Leads
Mumbai North: BJP Leads
Mumbai South Central: SS Leads
Mumbai South: Cong Leads
Munger: JDU Leads
Murshidabad: CPM Leads
Muzaffarnagar: RLD Leads
Muzaffarpur: JDU Leads
Mysore: Cong Leads
Nagaland: NPF Leads
Nagaur: Cong Leads
Nagina: SP Leads
Nagpur: Cong Leads
Nainital: Cong Leads
Nalanda: JDU Leads
Nalgonda: Cong Leads
Namakkal: DMK Leads
Nanded: Cong Leads
Nandurbar: SP Leads
Nandyal: PRP Leads
Narasaraopet: Cong Leads
Narsapuram: Cong Leads
Nashik: NCP Leads
Nawada: IND Leads
New Delhi: Cong Leads
Nilgiris: DMK Leads
Nizamabad: Cong Leads
North East Delhi: BJP Leads
North Goa: BJP Leads
North West Delhi: Cong Leads
Nowgong: BJP Leads
Ongole: Cong Leads
Osmanabad: NCP Leads
Outer Manipur: Cong Leads
Palakkad: CPM Leads
Palghar: BJP Leads
Pali: Cong Leads
Panchmahal: BJP Leads
Parbhani: SS Leads
Paschim Champaran: BJP Leads
Pataliputra: RJD Leads
Patan: Cong Leads
Pathanamthitta: Cong Leads
Patiala: Cong Leads
Patna Sahib: BJP Leads
Peddapalle: PRP Leads
Perambalur: DMK Leads
Phulpur: BSP Leads
Pilibhit: BJP Leads
Pollachi: ADMK Leads
Ponnani: MUL Leads
Porbandar: Cong Leads
Pratapgarh: Cong Leads
Puducherry: Cong Leads
Purnia: BJP Leads
Rae Bareli: Cong Leads
Raichur: BJP Leads
Raigad: SS Leads
Raiganj: Cong Leads
Raigarh: BJP Leads
Rajgarh: Cong Leads
Rajkot: BJP Leads
Rajmahal: JMM Leads
Rajnandgaon: BJP Leads
Rajsamand: Cong Leads
Ramanathapuram: DMK Leads
Rampur: Cong Leads
Ramtek: Cong Leads
Ranaghat: TC Leads
Ranchi: Cong Leads
Ratlam: Cong Leads
Ratnagiri Sindhudurg: Cong Leads
Raver: BJP Leads
Rewa: BJP Leads
Robertsganj: SP Leads
Rohtak: Cong Leads
Sabarkantha: Cong Leads
Sagar: BJP Leads
Saharanpur: SP Leads
Salem: ADMK Leads
Salempur: Cong Leads
Samastipur: JDU Leads
Sambhal: BSP Leads
Sangli: Cong Leads
Sangrur: Cong Leads
Sant Kabir Nagar: IND Leads
Saran: RJD Leads
Sarguja: BSP Leads
Sasaram: Cong Leads
Satara: NCP Leads
Satna: SP Leads
Secundrabad: TDP Leads
Shahdol: BJP Leads
Shahjahanpur: SP Leads
Shillong: Cong Leads
Shimla: BJP Leads
Shimoga: BJP Leads
Shirdi: SS Leads
Shirur: SS Leads
Shrawasti: Cong Leads
Sidhi: BJP Leads
Sikar: Cong Leads
Silchar: BJP Leads
Singhbhum: IND Leads
Sirsa: Cong Leads
Sitamarhi: JDU Leads
Sitapur: BSP Leads
Sivaganga: ADMK Leads
Solapur: Cong Leads
Sonipat: Cong Leads
South Delhi: Cong Leads
South Goa: BJP Leads
Srerampur: TC Leads
Srinagar: JKNC Leads
Sriperumbudur: PMK Leads
Sultanpur: Cong Leads
Sundargarh: Cong Leads
Supaul: JDU Leads
Surat: BJP Leads
Surendranagar: BJP Leads
Tamluk: TC Leads
Tehri Garhwal: Cong Leads
Tenkasi: CPI Leads
Tezpur: Cong Leads
Thane: NCP Leads
Thanjavur: DMK Leads
Theni: Cong Leads
Thiruvallur: ADMK Leads
Thiruvananthapuram: Cong Leads
Thoothukkudi: DMK Leads
Thrissur: Cong Leads
Tikamgarh: BJP Leads
Tiruchirappalli: ADMK Leads
Tirunelveli: ADMK Leads
Tirupati: PRP Leads
Tiruppur: ADMK Leads
Tiruvannamalai: DMK Leads
Tonk Sawai Madhopur: Cong Leads
Tripura West: CPM Leads
Tumkur: BJP Leads
Tura: NCP Leads
Udaipur: Cong Leads
Udhampur: Cong Leads
Udupi Chikmagalur: BJP Leads
Ujiarpur: JDU Leads
Ujjain: Cong Leads
Uluberia: TC Leads
Unnao: Cong Leads
Uttara Kannada: BJP Leads
Vadakara: Cong Leads
Vadodara: BJP Leads
Valmiki Nagar: JDU Leads
Valsad: BJP Leads
Varanasi: BSP Leads
Vellore: DMK Leads
Vidisha: BJP Leads
Vijayawada: Cong Leads
Viluppuram: VCK Leads
Virudhunagar: Cong Leads
Vizianagaram: TDP Leads
Warangal: Cong Leads
Wardha: Cong Leads
Wayanad: Cong Leads
West Delhi: Cong Leads
Zahirabad: Cong Leads
The latest trends in counting of votes to the Andhra Pradesh Assembly.
Congress - 137 seats
Telugu Desam - 103
TRS - 11
Praja Rajyam - 19
CPI - 4
CPI(M) - 1
BJP - 5
Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy was leading by 4,096 votes against Satish Reddy in Pulivendula.
Praja Rajyam chief Chiranjeevi is leading in both his seats.
PCC president D. Srinivas is trailing in Nizamabad.
Ministers D. Shabbir Ali (Kamareddy), Ponnala Lakshmaiah (Janagaon), Chinna REddy (Wanaparthy) are trailing.
Ministers Mukesh Goud (Goshamahal), Venkateswara Rao (Kothagudem) leading
Congress - 137 seats
Telugu Desam - 103
TRS - 11
Praja Rajyam - 19
CPI - 4
CPI(M) - 1
BJP - 5
Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy was leading by 4,096 votes against Satish Reddy in Pulivendula.
Praja Rajyam chief Chiranjeevi is leading in both his seats.
PCC president D. Srinivas is trailing in Nizamabad.
Ministers D. Shabbir Ali (Kamareddy), Ponnala Lakshmaiah (Janagaon), Chinna REddy (Wanaparthy) are trailing.
Ministers Mukesh Goud (Goshamahal), Venkateswara Rao (Kothagudem) leading
UPA leads in 190 seats, NDA in 123 and Third Front in 21
Mamata Banerjee (Trinamool Congress) leading in 11 West Bengal seats
Congress leading in 6 Delhi seats
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
Lalu Prasad Yadav (RJD ) leading in Saran and Pataliputra
Mulayam Singh Yadav (SP) leading in Mainpuri
Ram Vilas Paswan (LJP ) trailing in Hajipur
Digvijay Singh (Independent candidate ) leading in Banka
LK Advani (BJP) leading in Gandhinagar
Chiranjeevi (Praja Rajyam) leading in Tirupati
Renuka Chowdhury trailing in Khamam
Jaya Prada (SP) trailing in Rampur
Sachin Pilot (Congress) leading against BJP candidate Kiran Maheshwari in Ajmer
Shekhar Suman leading in Patna Sahib against Shatrughan Sinha
Manvendra Singh (BJP) trailing in Barmer
Congress' Rahul Gandhi leading in Amethi
Sonia Gandhi leading in Rae Bareli
Jyotiraditya Scindia leading in Guna
Chidambaram leading in Sivaganga
Sandeep Dikshit (Congress) leads in East Delhi
MK Azhagiri leading in Madurai over his rival P Mohan of CPM
Shashi Tharoor leads in Thiruvanathapuram
K Sudhakaran (Congress) wins in Kannur
Sanjeev Naik (NCP) leading in Thane
Hemant Godse (MNS) leading in Nashik
Shahnawaz Hussain leading in Bhagalpur
Chidambaram trailing from Sivaganga
Mani Shankar Aiyar trails
Bihar: JD (U) heads for a sweep
AP: Chiranjeevi's PRP leads in 6 seats
Congress leads in 6 Delhi seats
Cong's Shankarsinh Vaghela trailing
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
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Mamata Banerjee (Trinamool Congress) leading in 11 West Bengal seats
Congress leading in 6 Delhi seats
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
Lalu Prasad Yadav (RJD ) leading in Saran and Pataliputra
Mulayam Singh Yadav (SP) leading in Mainpuri
Ram Vilas Paswan (LJP ) trailing in Hajipur
Digvijay Singh (Independent candidate ) leading in Banka
LK Advani (BJP) leading in Gandhinagar
Chiranjeevi (Praja Rajyam) leading in Tirupati
Renuka Chowdhury trailing in Khamam
Jaya Prada (SP) trailing in Rampur
Sachin Pilot (Congress) leading against BJP candidate Kiran Maheshwari in Ajmer
Shekhar Suman leading in Patna Sahib against Shatrughan Sinha
Manvendra Singh (BJP) trailing in Barmer
Congress' Rahul Gandhi leading in Amethi
Sonia Gandhi leading in Rae Bareli
Jyotiraditya Scindia leading in Guna
Chidambaram leading in Sivaganga
Sandeep Dikshit (Congress) leads in East Delhi
MK Azhagiri leading in Madurai over his rival P Mohan of CPM
Shashi Tharoor leads in Thiruvanathapuram
K Sudhakaran (Congress) wins in Kannur
Sanjeev Naik (NCP) leading in Thane
Hemant Godse (MNS) leading in Nashik
Shahnawaz Hussain leading in Bhagalpur
Chidambaram trailing from Sivaganga
Mani Shankar Aiyar trails
Bihar: JD (U) heads for a sweep
AP: Chiranjeevi's PRP leads in 6 seats
Congress leads in 6 Delhi seats
Cong's Shankarsinh Vaghela trailing
DMK leading in 13 Tamil Nadu seats and AIADMK in 5
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Loksabha elections India 2009 Trends
Mulayam Singh Yadav leading in Mainpuri
LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan trailing in Hajipur
S Bangarappa trails from Shimoga
Margaret Alva is trailing
Vinod Khanna leading in Gurdaspur
Nafisa Ali trails in Lucknow
George Fernandes trailing in Muzaffarpur
L K Advani ahead from Gandhinagar
Pranab Mukherjee leading in Jangipur
Sonia Gandhi leading in Rae Bareilly
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Mulayam Singh Yadav leading in Mainpuri
LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan trailing in Hajipur
S Bangarappa trails from Shimoga
Margaret Alva is trailing
Vinod Khanna leading in Gurdaspur
Nafisa Ali trails in Lucknow
George Fernandes trailing in Muzaffarpur
L K Advani ahead from Gandhinagar
Pranab Mukherjee leading in Jangipur
Sonia Gandhi leading in Rae Bareilly
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Lalu Prasad trailing from Saran in Bihar
Darjeeling: Jaswant Singh leading
Kamal Nath trailing
Madurai: DMK's Azhagiri leading
Jayaprada leads in Rampur
BJP leading in 10 seats in Karnataka
Napoleon leading - Perumbur
Rahul Gandhi leads in Amethi
Chidambaram is leading in Sivaganga
Shashi Tharoor ahead in Thiruvananthapuram
Jyotiraditya Scindia leading in Guna
Janardhan Poojary is trailing
Lok Sabha Elections 2009 Counting
Trends at 9:00 am
UPA 65
NDA 54
Third Front 28
Fourth Front 6
Other Parties 6
Darjeeling: Jaswant Singh leading
Kamal Nath trailing
Madurai: DMK's Azhagiri leading
Jayaprada leads in Rampur
BJP leading in 10 seats in Karnataka
Napoleon leading - Perumbur
Rahul Gandhi leads in Amethi
Chidambaram is leading in Sivaganga
Shashi Tharoor ahead in Thiruvananthapuram
Jyotiraditya Scindia leading in Guna
Janardhan Poojary is trailing
Lok Sabha Elections 2009 Counting
Trends at 9:00 am
UPA 65
NDA 54
Third Front 28
Fourth Front 6
Other Parties 6
Alliance wise Results
UPA 256
NDA 164
Third Front 80
Fourth Front 29
Other Parties 14
Party wise Results
INC 205
BJP 116
Others 26
SP 23
BSP 21
JD(U) 20
TMC 19
DMK 18
CPI(M) 17
BJD 14
SS 11
Independent(s) 9
NCP 9
AIADMK 9
TDP 6
Highlights
BJP president Rajnath Singh wins by 92,133 votes from Ghaziabad
BJP's Ananth Kumar wins Bangalore South for fifth time in a row
Sashi Taroor wins by 1,00,043 votes in Trivandrum
Shatrughan Sinha wins in Patna Sahib
Kapil Sibal wins in Chandni Chowk
Naveen Jindal wins in Kurukshetra
Chiranjeevi wins from Tirupathi
HD Devagowda wins from Haasan, Karnataka
Milind Murli Deora wins from Mumbai south
Navjyoth Singh Singh wins from Amritsar - Punjab
Shibu Soren wins from Dumka (Jharkand)
Ajith Singh wins from Bhagpa
Farooq Abdulla wins from Srinagar
Jayaprada wins from Rampur
P Chidambaram loses from Sivaganga
Ram Vilas Paswan loses in Hajipur
Janardhana Poojary loses to BJP's Nalin Kumar Kateel in Dakshina Kannada
Union Minister M H Ambareesh loses to JDS's N Cheluvarayaswamy
Union Textile Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela loses to BJP's Prabhatsinh Chauhan
M H Ambareesh loses to N Cheluvarayaswamy of JD(S)
Margaret Alva loses from Uttara Kannada
Lok Sabha Elections
State Wise Results
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
UPA 256
NDA 164
Third Front 80
Fourth Front 29
Other Parties 14
Party wise Results
INC 205
BJP 116
Others 26
SP 23
BSP 21
JD(U) 20
TMC 19
DMK 18
CPI(M) 17
BJD 14
SS 11
Independent(s) 9
NCP 9
AIADMK 9
TDP 6
Highlights
BJP president Rajnath Singh wins by 92,133 votes from Ghaziabad
BJP's Ananth Kumar wins Bangalore South for fifth time in a row
Sashi Taroor wins by 1,00,043 votes in Trivandrum
Shatrughan Sinha wins in Patna Sahib
Kapil Sibal wins in Chandni Chowk
Naveen Jindal wins in Kurukshetra
Chiranjeevi wins from Tirupathi
HD Devagowda wins from Haasan, Karnataka
Milind Murli Deora wins from Mumbai south
Navjyoth Singh Singh wins from Amritsar - Punjab
Shibu Soren wins from Dumka (Jharkand)
Ajith Singh wins from Bhagpa
Farooq Abdulla wins from Srinagar
Jayaprada wins from Rampur
P Chidambaram loses from Sivaganga
Ram Vilas Paswan loses in Hajipur
Janardhana Poojary loses to BJP's Nalin Kumar Kateel in Dakshina Kannada
Union Minister M H Ambareesh loses to JDS's N Cheluvarayaswamy
Union Textile Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela loses to BJP's Prabhatsinh Chauhan
M H Ambareesh loses to N Cheluvarayaswamy of JD(S)
Margaret Alva loses from Uttara Kannada
Lok Sabha Elections
State Wise Results
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Samsung India has launched a new range of notebooks in India. Four mini-laptop/netbooks under the series N has been launched. The models include N110, NC20, N120 and N310 with 10 and 12 inch screens. The netbooks feature LED backlit displays for brighter pictures and lower power consumption and powered USB, spill-proof keyboard, SRS surround sound solutions etc.
The laptops are launched in three variants R522 (two versions) and R470. The R-series of notebooks are priced at Rs. 33,637 and the N series at Rs. 25,252 to Rs 30,089.
The laptops are launched in three variants R522 (two versions) and R470. The R-series of notebooks are priced at Rs. 33,637 and the N series at Rs. 25,252 to Rs 30,089.
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For the first time in the history of India, the election results will be announced online by the Election Commission of India through its website www.eciresults.nic.in. The website will display election results including constituency-wise results and other statistics from the start of counting.
The counting of the election stretched over five phases, which started on April 16 and ended on May 13, will commence at 8 am tommorow in 4,260 counting halls in 1,080 centres across the country and would be managed by nearly 60,000 personnel. .
Elections are held to 543 seats of the 545-member Lok Sabha, as two members are nominated from the Anglo-Indian community. A party or a coalition needs to have at least 272 seats for majority.
For the first time in the history of India, the election results will be announced online by the Election Commission of India through its website www.eciresults.nic.in. The website will display election results including constituency-wise results and other statistics from the start of counting.
The counting of the election stretched over five phases, which started on April 16 and ended on May 13, will commence at 8 am tommorow in 4,260 counting halls in 1,080 centres across the country and would be managed by nearly 60,000 personnel. .
Elections are held to 543 seats of the 545-member Lok Sabha, as two members are nominated from the Anglo-Indian community. A party or a coalition needs to have at least 272 seats for majority.
The results of the Manipur High School Leaving Certificate Examination (Class X), 2010 and Higher Secondary Examination (Class XII), 2010 will be available at the website www.manresults.nic.in .
Results are also available through SMS. For more details visit www.manresults.nic.in .
Results are also available through SMS. For more details visit www.manresults.nic.in .
Higher Secondary Centralized Allotment Process - hsCAP 2011 (DHSE)
The distibution of the application forms for the higher secondary single-window admission system have been started.
Details about this can be had from www.dhsekerala.gov.in . Students can refer to the ‘last rank admitted’ details and order their options accordingly. The details of the last ranks can be had from www.hscap.kerala.gov.in .
The website also features a calculator to enable students to know their Weighted Grade Point Average(WGPA).
The distibution of the application forms for the higher secondary single-window admission system have been started.
Details about this can be had from www.dhsekerala.gov.in . Students can refer to the ‘last rank admitted’ details and order their options accordingly. The details of the last ranks can be had from www.hscap.kerala.gov.in .
The website also features a calculator to enable students to know their Weighted Grade Point Average(WGPA).
India's number one carmaker Maruti Suzuki India Limited has launched India's first BS-IV compliant passenger car, Maruti Suzuki Ritz.
Ritz is a tallboy hatchback, positioned in the premium A2 market segment. The Maruti Suzuki Ritz, adopts a contemporary European design and is positioned at the growing premium-end of the compact car market.
Ritz will be the first passenger car in India to be compliant with the BS-IV emission norms, in petrol as well as diesel variants. This is many months ahead of the BS-IV norms being applicable in India, reinforcing Maruti Suzuki's leadership position.
With Ritz, MSIL aims to consolidate its leadership in the highly competitive compact car segment. The company commands the largest market share of 58 per cent in the A2 segment.
Being a car meant for the family, the Ritz has received special attention in the area of seating comfort. The rear seat has been designed for comfortable seating of 3 passengers.
The suspension of the vehicle with a ground clearance of 170 mm has been tuned for Indian road conditions.
Ritz is MSIL's eighth new model within 48 months following the launch of Swift, Zen Estilo, SX4, Swift Diesel, Grand Vitara, Swift Dzire and A-star. In the A-2 segment, Ritz will be the 7th offering for the customers by Maruti Suzuki.
The Ritz combines modern European design, the sportiness of the Swift, the latest in engine technology and Suzuki's globally acclaimed expertise in compact cars. The Ritz further reiterates Maruti Suzuki's commitment to bring global car models for its customers in India.
The Ritz will be available with two different engine options: a brand new K-series 1.2 litre, four-cylinder, 85PS Petrol engine and the super-successful 1.3 litre, 16-valve DDiS, 75PS Diesel engine.
Ritz is a tallboy hatchback, positioned in the premium A2 market segment. The Maruti Suzuki Ritz, adopts a contemporary European design and is positioned at the growing premium-end of the compact car market.
Ritz will be the first passenger car in India to be compliant with the BS-IV emission norms, in petrol as well as diesel variants. This is many months ahead of the BS-IV norms being applicable in India, reinforcing Maruti Suzuki's leadership position.
With Ritz, MSIL aims to consolidate its leadership in the highly competitive compact car segment. The company commands the largest market share of 58 per cent in the A2 segment.
Being a car meant for the family, the Ritz has received special attention in the area of seating comfort. The rear seat has been designed for comfortable seating of 3 passengers.
The suspension of the vehicle with a ground clearance of 170 mm has been tuned for Indian road conditions.
Ritz is MSIL's eighth new model within 48 months following the launch of Swift, Zen Estilo, SX4, Swift Diesel, Grand Vitara, Swift Dzire and A-star. In the A-2 segment, Ritz will be the 7th offering for the customers by Maruti Suzuki.
The Ritz combines modern European design, the sportiness of the Swift, the latest in engine technology and Suzuki's globally acclaimed expertise in compact cars. The Ritz further reiterates Maruti Suzuki's commitment to bring global car models for its customers in India.
The Ritz will be available with two different engine options: a brand new K-series 1.2 litre, four-cylinder, 85PS Petrol engine and the super-successful 1.3 litre, 16-valve DDiS, 75PS Diesel engine.
Freida Pinto, Indian actress and model who rose to stardom with the Oscar winning movie Slumdog Millionaire is been haunted by her past when she was not so famous.
According to reports, the pictures of Freida who modelled for a calendar in "a very bold way" in 2006, has been circulated in the internet now. Also a picture of Freida stepping from a portable toilet and private pictures with her boy friend and co-star Dev Patel were also in the rounds.
According to reports, the pictures of Freida who modelled for a calendar in "a very bold way" in 2006, has been circulated in the internet now. Also a picture of Freida stepping from a portable toilet and private pictures with her boy friend and co-star Dev Patel were also in the rounds.
The result of the Symbiosis entrance test (Set Test) held on Saturday, 2nd May 2009
is available on the website www.set-test.org from May 15, 2009 Friday.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) is a common written test for the admission processes of undergraduate institutes of Symbiosis International University [SIU].
It is a mandatory written test for the admission process for the undergraduate programmes of these Symbiosis institutes, except for Symbiosis instititute of Technology(SIT) and Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS).
SET-2009 has 5 different papers namely General, Design, Law, Engineering and Health Sciences.
is available on the website www.set-test.org from May 15, 2009 Friday.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) is a common written test for the admission processes of undergraduate institutes of Symbiosis International University [SIU].
It is a mandatory written test for the admission process for the undergraduate programmes of these Symbiosis institutes, except for Symbiosis instititute of Technology(SIT) and Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS).
SET-2009 has 5 different papers namely General, Design, Law, Engineering and Health Sciences.
The International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards 2009 was held at Venetian Macao during June 11-13, 2009. Historical film Jodhaa Akbar won the most number of awards including best film, best director and best actor. The winners of the IIFA Awards 2009 is as followsBest Film - Jodhaa Akbar
Best Director - Ashutosh Gowarikar - Jodhaa Akbar
Best Actor - Hritik Roshan - Jodhaa Akbar
Best Actress - Priyanka Chopra - Fashion
Best Actor in a supporting role - Arjun Rampal - Rock on
Best Actress in a supportinng role - Kangana Ranaut - Fashion
Best actor in comic role - Abhishek Bachchan - Dostana
Best Actor in a negative role - Akshaye Khanna - Race
Best story - Neeraj Pandey - A Wednesday
Best script writer - Neeraj Pandey - A Wednesday
Best Music - AR Rahman - Slumdog Millionaire
Best Lyricist - Javed Akhtar - Jashn-e-Bahara
Best Playback singer (male) - Javed Ali - Jodhaa Akbar
The award ceremony is an international event which honours Bollywood films around the world since 2000.
Star Plus has owned the television rights and the IIFA 2009 will be telecasted on July 20th.
IIFA started in 2000 has hosted in various international cities in the last eight years. They are as follows.
2000 - London, United Kingdom
2001 - Sun City, South Africa
2002 - Genting Highlands Resort, Malaysia
2003 - Johannesburg, South Africa
2004 - Singapore, Singapore
2005 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
2006 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2007 - Yorkshire, United Kingdom
2008 - Bangkok, Thailand
2009 - Macau
For IIFA 2009 Winners, Events, Videos Keep visiting
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Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Best Villain
Best Comedian
Best Music Director
Best Lyricist
Best Male Playback
Best Female Playback
Special awards
Style Icon of the Year
Style Diva of the Year
Sony faces of the Year
Glamorous Star Award
Star debut Award
Special Award for Global Impact
Technical awards
Best Art Direction
Best Action
Best Background Score
Best Cinematography
Best Choreography
Best Costume Design
Best Dialogue
Best Editing
Best Makeup
Best Screenplay
Best Sound Recording
Best Sound Re-Recording
Best Special Effects
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India will play four One-day matches against West Indies in their soil during June-July 2009 after the Twenty20 worldcup in England.
The first two One-dayers will be held at Sabina Park, Kingston, on June 26 and 28 and the remaining two at Gros Islet, St Lucia on July 3 and 5.
The detailed schedule is as follows
Match 1 - June 26
Sabina Park, Kingston
Match 2 - June 28
Sabina Park, Kingston
Match 3 - July 3
Gros Islet, St. Lucia
Match 4 - July 5
Gros Islet, St. Lucia
The first two One-dayers will be held at Sabina Park, Kingston, on June 26 and 28 and the remaining two at Gros Islet, St Lucia on July 3 and 5.
The detailed schedule is as follows
Match 1 - June 26
Sabina Park, Kingston
Match 2 - June 28
Sabina Park, Kingston
Match 3 - July 3
Gros Islet, St. Lucia
Match 4 - July 5
Gros Islet, St. Lucia
Kawasaki Japan is all set to launch its flagship model Kawasaki Ninja in India. The superbike will be launched in association with Bajaj in India later this year.The Ninja will be imported from Kawasaki’s Thailand plant, reports Cartrade India. and will be a 250cc, 30 bhp bike that will be priced above Rs. 1 lakh.
The Kawasaki Ninja 250R launched 1983 is the Kawasaki's best-selling motorcycle, renowned for its light handling, good fuel economy, sufficient power, and relatively comfortable riding posture.
The official Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 2009 video.
Two women travelling in an autorickshaw in Connaught Place, Delhi died when the vehicle caught fire due to leakage of the fuel compressed natural gas (CNG), Samaylive reports
Sheri, 30, a resident of Sonia Vihar and Nisha, 35, a resident of Ghaziabad were the victims of the tragic incident
Sheri, 30, a resident of Sonia Vihar and Nisha, 35, a resident of Ghaziabad were the victims of the tragic incident
For the first time in the history of Asian Games, Cricket will make its debut in the forth coming 2010 Asian Games at Guangzhou, China scheduled Nov 12-27.
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) held in Kuwait approved the proposal to include Twenty20 cricket both for men and women in Asian Games.
Apart from the test playing nations India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, qualifying rounds will be held to select the three teams other than the host team.
Cricket was an event in the 1900 Paris Olympics, but was later removed from the Olympics due to its long playing time and lesser participation of countries.
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) held in Kuwait approved the proposal to include Twenty20 cricket both for men and women in Asian Games.
Apart from the test playing nations India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, qualifying rounds will be held to select the three teams other than the host team.
Cricket was an event in the 1900 Paris Olympics, but was later removed from the Olympics due to its long playing time and lesser participation of countries.
Sony India has launched 14 new LCD Televisions under the brand Bravia. These include world’s slimmest and world’s only motion flow 200HZ Televisions. The new range of LCDs in India is priced in the range of Rs. 16,000-2.99 lakh.The company has also announced the cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions to be launched soon in India.
The company which sold 2.80 lakh units last year, is targeting a sales volume of 4.5 lakh units in the current year. BusinessLine reports
India has secured top spot in the second annual survey conducted by the National Geographic Society and international polling firm GlobeScan on environmentally sustainable behaviour. India topped with a Greendex score of 59.5. followed by Brazil and China.
The factors which led India to the top spot were as follows:
1. Self-grown food
2. Less consumption of beef
3. Below average large appliances and electronics ownership
4. Buying used goods, avoiding environmentally unfriendly products and excessive packaging
5. Live in closest destinations and deosnt own a car or truck
6. Own and use motorcycles or scooters and drive a compact car
7. low home heating
Survey was conducted with 17 countries and high consumer nations such as America (43.7), Canada (43.5) and Japan (49.3) came in the bottom of the table.
The factors which led India to the top spot were as follows:
1. Self-grown food
2. Less consumption of beef
3. Below average large appliances and electronics ownership
4. Buying used goods, avoiding environmentally unfriendly products and excessive packaging
5. Live in closest destinations and deosnt own a car or truck
6. Own and use motorcycles or scooters and drive a compact car
7. low home heating
Survey was conducted with 17 countries and high consumer nations such as America (43.7), Canada (43.5) and Japan (49.3) came in the bottom of the table.
Jet Airways and Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala, have announced thelaunch of 'Jet2Kerala', a new domestic travel initiative to boost the tourism industry in Kerala. The Jet2Kerala has its office at the Trident, Nariman Point, Mumbai.
The package offers travelers unmatched pan-India connectivity from all major parts of the country to three key cities in Kerala - Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi and Kozhikode.
Travelers can enjoy a range of accommodation options to suit every budget- from luxury properties to budget hotels and houseboats.
Get more at www.keralatourism.org/jetairways
The result of the written examination of MBBS Admission in Armed Forces Medical College held on 03 May 2009 has been declared. A copy of the same is available for download as a pdf file on the website www.afmc.nic.in . Selected candidates are advised to note the dates for interview. In case of clarifications, please contact the Officer in charge admissions at AFMC, Pune.
Results Direct Link [pdf format]
For any further clarifications contanct:
Admission Cell Tel. no 020 - 2682 0028, Fax no. 020 - 2687 4759
OR
Officer-in-Charge Admissions:
(Admission Cell)
Armed Forces Medical College
Sholapur Road, Pune - 411040
Results Direct Link [pdf format]
For any further clarifications contanct:
Admission Cell Tel. no 020 - 2682 0028, Fax no. 020 - 2687 4759
OR
Officer-in-Charge Admissions:
(Admission Cell)
Armed Forces Medical College
Sholapur Road, Pune - 411040
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SRM University has published the results of SRMEEE 2010 examinations. The SRMEEE Rank can be checked from the website www.srmuniv.ac.in .
Applicants for B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Des have to submit their Higher Secondary (+2) Marks Online via the website.
Applicants for B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Des have to submit their Higher Secondary (+2) Marks Online via the website.
The Tamil Nadu HSC 2010 (+2) Plus two Exam Results
Result websites
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
Result websites
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
Actress Priyanka Chopra has launched the website of her new film 'Pyaar Impossible'. The website www.pyaarimpossible.in consist of image gallery, videos, updates of the movie etc.
The film which is a romantic comedy directed by Jugal Hansraj and with Uday Chopra's and Priyanka in the lead roles. Dino Morea also features in an important role in the movie. The movie is a comeback one for Uday Chopra in a lead role. The movie is produced under the banner Yashraj films and shoot in Bangkok.
The film which is a romantic comedy directed by Jugal Hansraj and with Uday Chopra's and Priyanka in the lead roles. Dino Morea also features in an important role in the movie. The movie is a comeback one for Uday Chopra in a lead role. The movie is produced under the banner Yashraj films and shoot in Bangkok.
The Tamil Nadu HSC (+2) Exam Results 2010 The results will be available on the following websites
Students can register for free at the website of the school education department, www.pallikalvi.in, to get their marks via SMS. BSNL subscribers can send HSC to 54373 to get the results on their mobile phones.
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
http://www.classontheweb.com/
http://www.schools9.com/
http://www.chennaivision.com/
http://www.mygaruda.com/
http://www.tnagar.com/
http://www.indiacollegefinder.com/
http://www.chennaionline.com/
http://www.nakkeeran.com/
http://www.getyourscore.in/
http://www.examresults.net/
http://www.webdunia.com/
http://www.jayanews.in/
http://www.findchennai.com/
http://www.squarebrothers.com/hsc2009.asp
http://www.kalvimalar.com/
Students can register for free at the website of the school education department, www.pallikalvi.in, to get their marks via SMS. BSNL subscribers can send HSC to 54373 to get the results on their mobile phones.
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
http://www.classontheweb.com/
http://www.schools9.com/
http://www.chennaivision.com/
http://www.mygaruda.com/
http://www.tnagar.com/
http://www.indiacollegefinder.com/
http://www.chennaionline.com/
http://www.nakkeeran.com/
http://www.getyourscore.in/
http://www.examresults.net/
http://www.webdunia.com/
http://www.jayanews.in/
http://www.findchennai.com/
http://www.squarebrothers.com/hsc2009.asp
http://www.kalvimalar.com/
The Tamil Nadu HSC (+2) Exam Results is expected to be announced on 14th May 2009 - 9.30 AM. The results will be available on the following websites
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
http://www.classontheweb.com/
http://www.schools9.com/
http://www.chennaivision.com/
http://www.mygaruda.com/
http://www.tnagar.com/
http://www.indiacollegefinder.com/
http://www.chennaionline.com/
http://www.nakkeeran.com/
http://www.getyourscore.in/
http://www.examresults.net/
http://www.webdunia.com/
http://www.jayanews.in/
http://www.findchennai.com/
http://www.squarebrothers.com/hsc2009.asp
http://www.kalvimalar.com/
http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
http://www.tngde.in/
http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
http://www.classontheweb.com/
http://www.schools9.com/
http://www.chennaivision.com/
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Loop Telecom, earlier known as BPL Mobile has launched its celular services in
Tamil Nadu and Orissa circles.
Loop Mobile will also offer services in circles like Karnataka , Andhra Pradesh and Kerala by June.
BPL mobile has the greatest number of its subscribers in the Mumbai circle and has crossed the 2-Million subscriber mark in Mumbai Circle in January 2009
The official website of Loop Mobile www.loopmobile.in
Tamil Nadu and Orissa circles.
Loop Mobile will also offer services in circles like Karnataka , Andhra Pradesh and Kerala by June.
BPL mobile has the greatest number of its subscribers in the Mumbai circle and has crossed the 2-Million subscriber mark in Mumbai Circle in January 2009
The official website of Loop Mobile www.loopmobile.in
RCB vs KKR Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 6 wickets
Royal Challengers Bangalore 176/4
LRPL Taylor: 81( 33 ) R Vinay Kumar: 33/2
Knight Riders 173/4
BB McCullum: 84( 64 ) M Kartik: 28/2
Man of the Match: LRPL Taylor
View Scorecard, Highlights
Royal Challengers Bangalore 176/4
LRPL Taylor: 81( 33 ) R Vinay Kumar: 33/2
Knight Riders 173/4
BB McCullum: 84( 64 ) M Kartik: 28/2
Man of the Match: LRPL Taylor
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AkashGanga Airlines, a non-scheduled airline which operates from Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, has been launched with Amausi International Airport, Lucknow as main base.
The Airline would begin operations from next month onwards with 24 destinations including sectors like Lucknow to Jammu, Cochin, Guwahati, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Raipur and Patna.
AkashGanga has four aircraft consisting two 50-seaters Embraers and two Boeings 737, while six other aircraft would be added by the end of this year.
For Schedule, Tariff and more details Click here
The Airline would begin operations from next month onwards with 24 destinations including sectors like Lucknow to Jammu, Cochin, Guwahati, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Raipur and Patna.
AkashGanga has four aircraft consisting two 50-seaters Embraers and two Boeings 737, while six other aircraft would be added by the end of this year.
For Schedule, Tariff and more details Click here
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The final phase of the general elections to the Lok sabha will be held on May 13, 2009. Details regarding the elections, voters list is available on the Tamil Nadu CEO Website www.elections.tn.nic.in
Schedule of Elections - 2009
Organisation, Functions & Responsibilities
View Electoral Rolls
EPIC
List of Polling Stations
View Electoral Rolls of Chennai in English
Candidates Affidavits - GE-2009
Observers Alloted to Tamil Nadu State
Model Code of Conduct - Elections 2009
Schedule of Elections - 2009
Organisation, Functions & Responsibilities
View Electoral Rolls
EPIC
List of Polling Stations
View Electoral Rolls of Chennai in English
Candidates Affidavits - GE-2009
Observers Alloted to Tamil Nadu State
Model Code of Conduct - Elections 2009
Deccan 360, an express logistics venture of Air Deccan was launched at Delhi International Airport.
Deccan 360 will launch its service from starting May 18 in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hong Kong and Dubai sectors. Deccan Express Logistics, under the brand name “Deccan 360,” has been launched at an initial investment of Rs 1,000 crore.
Deccan 360 would be the first Indian company to build a hub-and-spoke model in the cargo industry and would ensure clock-work precision in operations. Deccan 360 would operate with three Airbus A310 freighters, with a carrying capacity of 35 tonnes, and six small feeder ATR 42 aircraft.
Deccan 360 will launch its service from starting May 18 in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hong Kong and Dubai sectors. Deccan Express Logistics, under the brand name “Deccan 360,” has been launched at an initial investment of Rs 1,000 crore.
Deccan 360 would be the first Indian company to build a hub-and-spoke model in the cargo industry and would ensure clock-work precision in operations. Deccan 360 would operate with three Airbus A310 freighters, with a carrying capacity of 35 tonnes, and six small feeder ATR 42 aircraft.
Angarika Sankashthi, which falls today is considered to be an auspicious day to worship lord Ganesha. Siddhivinayak temple in Prabhadevi will have special rituals held on Angarika Sankashthi. The pooja commences at midnight and darshan will continue from 1.15 am to 3.15 am on Tuesday morning and darshan will continue uninterruptedly till 8 pm.
For more details of the event visit the official websites of the temple
www.siddhivinayak.org
www.siddhivinayakonline.com
For more details of the event visit the official websites of the temple
www.siddhivinayak.org
www.siddhivinayakonline.com
Result of the GAT 2009 Admission test of Gitam University has been published.
For Rank Card / Counseling Schedule visit www.gitam.edu
Available results
Test code 96 (GAT - PGM)
Test code 97 (GAT - UGM)
Test code 98 (GAT - PGT)
Test code 99 (GAT - UGTP)
GAT - UGS / PGS
GAT UGS / PGS
test codes 101, 102,106,107 and 108
GAT UGS / PGS
test codes 103,104,105
For Rank Card / Counseling Schedule visit www.gitam.edu
Available results
Test code 96 (GAT - PGM)
Test code 97 (GAT - UGM)
Test code 98 (GAT - PGT)
Test code 99 (GAT - UGTP)
GAT - UGS / PGS
GAT UGS / PGS
test codes 101, 102,106,107 and 108
GAT UGS / PGS
test codes 103,104,105
The result of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority's (Mhada) lottery system will be announced on Tuesday May 19. The lottery will take place in Rangsharada Auditorium in Bandra (W) from 9 am onwards.
Around 4.35 lakh applications was received and the list of valid applications has been uploaded at the Mhada website www.mhada.maharashtra.gov.in
Around 4.35 lakh applications was received and the list of valid applications has been uploaded at the Mhada website www.mhada.maharashtra.gov.in
MOP Vaishnav College For Women Nungambakkam, Chennai has published the ENTRANCE TEST RESULTS held on 9th - 10th May 2009-GENERAL STREAM. Click here to check the results
www.mop-vaishnav.ac.in
www.mop-vaishnav.ac.in
Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) Mohali has announced the results of 8th class 2009. The pass percentage of the year 2009 is 65.7.
For details visit www.pseb.ac.in
For details visit www.pseb.ac.in
A new world record was created in Hyderabad when 160,000 people sang in chorus seven keerthanas of Telugu saint-poet Thallapaka Annamacharya yesterday evening.
The programme, ‘Laksha Gala Sankirthanarchana’, was organised jointly by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the Andhra Pradesh state cultural council and Andhra Silicon. The event was organised to pay tribute to the poet Tallapaka Annamacharya on his 601st birth anniversary.
Laksha Gala Sankeertanarchana, broke the previous record of Poland where 60,000 people sang the national anthem together on August 2, 1937.
Renowned Carnatic musician M. Balamurali Krishna, singer Kavitha Krishnamurthy and her husband L. Subramanyam and Garimella Balakrishna Prasad led 160,000 singers, both professionals and amateurs. Telugu actor Nagarjuna, who acted in film “Annamayya”, was also present.
The programme, ‘Laksha Gala Sankirthanarchana’, was organised jointly by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the Andhra Pradesh state cultural council and Andhra Silicon. The event was organised to pay tribute to the poet Tallapaka Annamacharya on his 601st birth anniversary.
Laksha Gala Sankeertanarchana, broke the previous record of Poland where 60,000 people sang the national anthem together on August 2, 1937.
Renowned Carnatic musician M. Balamurali Krishna, singer Kavitha Krishnamurthy and her husband L. Subramanyam and Garimella Balakrishna Prasad led 160,000 singers, both professionals and amateurs. Telugu actor Nagarjuna, who acted in film “Annamayya”, was also present.
For the District School Education DSE 2008 written test the candidate information is now available online. Click here for more details
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced the schedule for the conduct of District Selection Committee (DSC) - 2008 for recruitment of 52,655 teachers by May 2009.
Of the total posts, there would be 12,252 school assistants, 30,558 secondary grade teachers, 7,018 language pundits, 2,789 PETs and 30 special teachers required by schools run for the visually-challenged and the hearing and speech-impaired.
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced the schedule for the conduct of District Selection Committee (DSC) - 2008 for recruitment of 52,655 teachers by May 2009.
Of the total posts, there would be 12,252 school assistants, 30,558 secondary grade teachers, 7,018 language pundits, 2,789 PETs and 30 special teachers required by schools run for the visually-challenged and the hearing and speech-impaired.
Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing (WPC) Wing of the Ministry of Communications, created in 1952, is the National Radio Regulatory Authority responsible for Frequency Spectrum Management, including licensing and caters for the needs of all wireless users (Government and Private) in the country. It exercises the statutory functions of the Central Government and issues licenses to establish, maintain and operate wireless stations. WPC is divided into major sections like Licensing and Regulation (LR), New Technology Group (NTG) and Standing Advisory Committee on Radio Frequency Allocation (SACFA). SACFA makes the recommendations on major frequency allocation issues, formulation of the frequency allocation plan, making recommendations on the various issues related to International Telecom Union (ITU), to sort out problems referred to the committee by various wireless users, Siting clearance of all wireless installations in the country etc.
Click here to visit WPC Home India
Latest Updates
NFAP-2008 Message
Result of RTR (A) Examinations held at Mumbai during Feb-March 2009
Public Notice
Spectrum Charges for Microwave Access and Backbone Networks of GSM and CDMA based telecom services
Import of Wireless equipment (including RF repeaters, boosters,Cell Enhancers etc.), by telecom service providers.
Import of Wireless equipment
Click here to visit WPC Home India
Latest Updates
NFAP-2008 Message
Result of RTR (A) Examinations held at Mumbai during Feb-March 2009
Public Notice
Spectrum Charges for Microwave Access and Backbone Networks of GSM and CDMA based telecom services
Import of Wireless equipment (including RF repeaters, boosters,Cell Enhancers etc.), by telecom service providers.
Import of Wireless equipment
Hritik Roshan and Aishwary Rai Bachchan will be seen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming next film "Guzaarish". The movie Guzaarish is reported to be the remake of Christopher Nolan’s acclaimed hit, The Prestige. The script which is about mercy killing has been moulded to make in an Indian background.
Hritik Roshan and Aishwary Rai Bachchan has earlier acted in movies like Jodhaa Akbar and Dhoom 2.
Film maker of legendary movies Ashutosh Gowariker will direct a new movie based on the life of Lord Buddha, titled Buddha.
The film is expected to be made with a budget of 600 crores and will be produced by industrialist BK Modi.
Earlier BK Modi has discussed the subject with eminent directors such as Deepak Chopra and Shekhar Kapur. Atlast he joined hands with director Ashutosh Gowarikar who made films like Lagaan and Jodha Akbar. Noted director Shyam Benegal too wants to make a film on Buddha, with Hrithik Roshan in the lead. TOI reports
The movie to be shot in the foot of Himalayas and the script is penned by Oscar winner David Ward. The shooting of the movie will start in May 2010 and completed during December. Buddha with a budget of Rs.600 crores will be the most expensive movie of Bollywood.
The film is expected to be made with a budget of 600 crores and will be produced by industrialist BK Modi.
Earlier BK Modi has discussed the subject with eminent directors such as Deepak Chopra and Shekhar Kapur. Atlast he joined hands with director Ashutosh Gowarikar who made films like Lagaan and Jodha Akbar. Noted director Shyam Benegal too wants to make a film on Buddha, with Hrithik Roshan in the lead. TOI reports
The movie to be shot in the foot of Himalayas and the script is penned by Oscar winner David Ward. The shooting of the movie will start in May 2010 and completed during December. Buddha with a budget of Rs.600 crores will be the most expensive movie of Bollywood.
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results of the higher secondary examinations Kerala will be announced tommorow May 12, 2009.
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
The results will be available on the web sites
http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/
http://www.keralaresults.nic.in/
http://www.itschool.gov.in/
http://www.cdit.org/
http://www.examresults.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.kerala.gov.in/
http://www.hseresultnorth.in/
http://www.hseresultsouth.in/
http://www.hseresultcentral.in/
Results are also available through email. For this students and schools should register on www.keralaresults.nic.in .
BPTP Limited, one of the fastest growing real estate companies in India, has announced Park Elite Floors at Phase- I of Parklands, Faridabad, which seeks to inspire and evoke independent living and offer an unparalleled lifestyle. The floors will be located within BPTP’s 1500 acre township, BPTP Parklands in Faridabad near Delhi.
3 BHK on plot size of 180 sq yd with total usable area of 1296 sq ft at an cost of Rs. 16.08 Lakhs only.
3 BHK + Study on plot size of 250 sq yd with total usable area of 1562 sq ft at an cost of Rs. 20.56 Lakhs only.
4 BHK on plot size of 300 sq yd with total usable area of 2043 sq ft at an cost of Rs. 25.56 Lakhs only.
Along with the attractive prices BPTP is also offering upfront discount of 5% on all installments of Basic Sale Price(BSP) paid on or before due date. Which means,further saving of Rs 70,000/- to Rs.1,12,000/- to customer on total cost depending on the size of the floor one books.
BPTP Limited today has its presence throughout National Capital Region and beyond including Faridabad, Gurgaon, Noida and Greater Noida . The company is gradually spreading its footprints and now has presence in Hyderabad where it will focus on a mixed use development.
Visit here for more details
The "Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana" is a program started by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, to encourage students of Basic Sciences, Engineering and Medicine to take up research careers in these areas. The aim of the program is to identify and encourage talented students with aptitude for research.
Scholarships will be provided (up to the pre-Ph.D. level) to the selected students. The funding agency for The "Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana" is
Department of Science and Technology, (Govt. of India)
ONLINE APPLICATIONS 2009
Status of offer 1999-2008
Sample Questions Stream SA & SB
Scholarships will be provided (up to the pre-Ph.D. level) to the selected students. The funding agency for The "Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana" is
Department of Science and Technology, (Govt. of India)
ONLINE APPLICATIONS 2009
Status of offer 1999-2008
Sample Questions Stream SA & SB
Andhra Pradesh Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test AP EAMCET 2009 Hall tickets, Key, Notification, results will be published in the website www.apeamcet.org
Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) is conducted by the JawaharLal Nehru Technological University (JNTU).
Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) is conducted by the JawaharLal Nehru Technological University (JNTU).
Samsung has announced the launch of two touch screen phones namely Samsung Star and Samsung Star 3G full screen touch phones in the Indian market. The phones will be low priced touch models to be available in India with a price of Rs 11,100 and Rs 14,495 respectively.
Along with the two cell phones Samsung also has launched Beat DJ, a device combining touch screen technology, sound, design and AMOLED display enabling creation of personal music.
Bollywood actress Gul Panang launched the devices in presence of Mr. Sunil Dutt, Samsung mobile division country head India.
Samsung is the market leader in CDMA mobile phones and second to Nokia in GSM market.
Along with the two cell phones Samsung also has launched Beat DJ, a device combining touch screen technology, sound, design and AMOLED display enabling creation of personal music.
Bollywood actress Gul Panang launched the devices in presence of Mr. Sunil Dutt, Samsung mobile division country head India.
Samsung is the market leader in CDMA mobile phones and second to Nokia in GSM market.
Govindan Gopalakrishnan, a Hindu architect in Kerala has become specialist in building mosques. He has designed and built 88 mosques altogether in various places in Kerala. He is the most sought architect of mosques in the state.
Govindan Gopalakrishnan, 72 year old, is a diploma drop out has no formal degree in his career.
Apart from mosques, he has also designed four churches, one temple and several hospitals, schools and colleges.
At this age of religious intolerances people like Govindan strive for the bondage of religions.
Inputs from Manorama Online
Govindan Gopalakrishnan, 72 year old, is a diploma drop out has no formal degree in his career.
Apart from mosques, he has also designed four churches, one temple and several hospitals, schools and colleges.
At this age of religious intolerances people like Govindan strive for the bondage of religions.
Inputs from Manorama Online
SiliconAndhra is a non-profit organization with goals to maintain and perpetuate the Telugu Samskriti(Culture), Sahityam(Literature), and Sampradayam(Tradition) among the Telugu speaking people of USA. SiliconAndhra intends to organize unique cultural and literary events that depict the rich cultural heritage traditions and arts of Andhra Pradesh
Wolfram Alpha Computational Knowledge Engine is an answer-engine developed by Wolfram Research.
Wolfram Alpha answers factual queries directly by computing the answer from structured data, instead of providing a list of documents or web pages that might contain the answer.
The service was announced in March 2009 by British physicist Stephen Wolfram, to be released to the public On May 18, 2009.
Wolfram Alpha
Wolfram Alpha Blog/
Wolfram Alpha answers factual queries directly by computing the answer from structured data, instead of providing a list of documents or web pages that might contain the answer.
The service was announced in March 2009 by British physicist Stephen Wolfram, to be released to the public On May 18, 2009.
Wolfram Alpha
Wolfram Alpha Blog/
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