Meghalaya Assembly Elections: Agatha Sangma to contest poll on NPP ticket
Elections | November 10, 2017 13:53 ISTThe National People's Party released its first list of 24 candidates for the 60 assembly seats in the state on November 10.
The National People's Party released its first list of 24 candidates for the 60 assembly seats in the state on November 10.
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New Delhi: Nowadays, style and politics go hand-in-hand. Gone are the days when a dhoti and a kurta-pyjama were the clothes which flashed in one's mind when an Indian politician was described.Times have changed and
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Shillong, Oct 29: Former union minister of state for rural development Agatha K. Sangma of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Monday expressed her discontent with the manner in which she was "dropped" from the council
New Delhi, Jul 23: Agatha Sangma, who had campaigned for her father P A Sangma in the presidential polls, on Monday offered to quit as minister of state for rural development.NCP sources said that Agatha
Ranchi, July 12: BJP backed presidential nominee P A Sangma on Wednesday appealed to all legislators in the country, cutting across party lines, to repeat the result seen during 1969 Presidential elections that went by
Jowai (Meghalaya), July 11:Union minister Agatha Sangma, the daughter of BJP backed presidential candidate P A Sangma, on Tuesday said it was ‘pointless' to ask her whether she would vote for her father or UPA
Bastar (Chhattisgarh), Jun 25: Union Minister Agatha Sangma today said it would be a “welcome gesture” if tribal MPs and MLAs voted for her father P A Sangma in the July 19 Presidential election.“I would
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