General Election 2009

• IPFT demands cancellation of non-tribals' land rights in ADC
• PM holds meeting with Sonia to discuss final shape of Cabinet
• Sonia, PM give final touches to cabinet, discuss DMK stalemate
• Mamata gifts Sonia Dhonekhali saree to wear in Parliament
• Tamil Nadu CM arrives from Delhi
• Members of Eighth Sikkim Legislative Assembly take oath
• Assam's AUDF extends outside support to UPA
• M. Veerappa Moily: legal veteran, party voice, educationist
• C.P. Joshi: a quiet performer in Rajasthan politics
• First session of Sikkim assembly commences, Gyaltsen elected speaker
• Members of Eighth Sikkim Legislative Assembly take oath
• Allegeation against LF a lie : Biman
• Compensation for dead villagers termed Maoist rebels
• Economists make good politicians: Meghnad Desai
• Naveen Patnaik, 20 others, take oath in Orissa
• AP Cabinet expansion on May 25: YSR
• Cong's poll win a setback for Rajiv killers
• UPA win symbolises mandate against communal forces-Farooq
• 3 from UP among top 10 criminal MPs in 15th Lok Sabha
• PM postpones meet with Patil, deadlock with DMK continues
• Left Front expect new govt not to go for FDI in banking sector
• Naveen sworn in as CM for record third time in a row
• Dzongu victory is referendum for hydel power project: Chamling
• Poll result shows A/C of 27 Bengal Ministers favour Opposition
• Udhav 'regrets' Mumbai loss, awaits assembly polls
• Upbeat BJD marks massive over 11% rise in vote share
• Don't induct Lalu in new cabinet, insist Bihar Congress workers
• Stung by defeat, Mayawati to revert to Dalit agenda
• Scramble by rivals to support victorious UPA
• People have high hopes from new government: PM
• 158 voters in Puducherry used 49-0 form in LS polls
• Mamata can be next chief minister of West Bengal: Pranab
• Why herculean number of Independents contested polls in MP?
• Orissa BJP questions working of EVMs during election
• BJP, JD-U at daggers drawn in Jharkhand after poll results
• Mandate comes with rising expectations: PM
• Election signals importance of national parties, stability: RSS
• Left alliance in Bihar for introspection of poll reasults
• Congress blames Lalu-Paswan for party's loss in Bihar
• BJP gains hold over 61 Assembly segments in CG
• West Bengal sends record number of 26 first-timers to Lok Sabha
• By-poll necessitated in 12 Assembly constituencies after LS election
• 15th Lok Sabha has highest number of women MPs
• Only 7 women make it to Orissa Assembly, none to LS
• Manmohan indicates further economic reforms in the offing
• 'Bengal model' to oust Left in Tripura: Congress
• Samajwadi Party gives president letter of support to UPA government
• Ex-Governor, ex-union minister, ex-MP lose security deposits
• Uttar Pradesh all set for 'mini elections'
• Cong enhances number but poll percentage diminishes
• Naveen to stake claim to form govt in Orissa tomorrow
• Six 'crorepatis' from BJD win LS elections in Orissa
• 12 out of 21 Orissa MPs are first timers
• Poll'09 paves Congress path to realise its Pachmarhi's longing
• Now another round of elections in UP after LS polls
• Shariq, Mehboob among new faces from J&K to enter Parliament
• Voters will always remember 'Bridge Khanna' in Gurdaspur
• BJP secures positive mandate in LS poll: Sadananda
• AGP gasp at huge loss, AUDF strengthens further in Assam
• Tripura Congress accuses it’s president of poll disaster
• Seven first time Lok Sabha MP's from Punjab
• Ex-Governor, ex-union minister, ex-MP lose security deposits
• Mamata, Congress breach Left citadel in Bengal
• Congress claims victory as UPA tops India's battle for power
• Congress springing big surprise in Uttar Pradesh
• Congress leading in northeast
• It's the surge of youth, Rahul must be given credit: Sibal
• Trinamool Congress takes early lead in two Bengal seats
• BJD will 'explore all possibilities' after results
• UPA surges ahead in India's battle for power
• Prayers for Congress win, as BJP hopes for power
• CPI hesitates to endorse Karat stand
• BJP leading in all Himachal Lok Sabha seats
• Congress springing big surprise in Uttar Pradesh
• Security tightened in Orissa for tomorrow's vote count
• 144 CrPC promulgated in Tripura to ensure smooth counting
• Mah ready for lights, camera, action after D-day tomorrow
• We are in contact with independents: Gadkari
• For Sharad Pawar, PM's post so near yet so far
• Guj getting ready for vote- counting
• Support to whoever gives Bihar special status: Nitish Kumar
• Fate of bigwigs to be decided tomorrow
• SP does not rule out truck with BJP minus temple
• 144 promulgated, Army alerted ahead of counting of votes in Raj
• Arrangements in place for counting in Punjab
• AIADMK front making efforts to unleash violence: Narayansamy
• Chidambaram confident of Congress-DMK win in Tamil Nadu
• I will not leave politics even if I lose, says Jaya Prada
• Many overtures but next move only after May 16: Jayalalitha
• Voting begins for final phase of Lok Sabha polls
• 'Environment very much an issue in this campaign'
• Elaborate security arrangements for counting in Arunachal
• 1 killed, 4 injured in Bengal; 33 pc polling so far
• Azam says no question of joining Cong; Mulayam should prove charge
• 30 pc cast votes in Punjab till noon
• BJP candidate demands inquiry into 'gaffe' by RO
• US envoy meets Advani, Chandrababu Naidu; discusses India-US ties
• Child welfare not an issue for 80 percent candidates: NGO