Five municipal corporations (Nagar Nigams), 16 municipal councils (Nagar Parishads) and 14 Nagar Panchayats went to poll on April 16.
Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today resigned from the post and said his party JMM fought gallantly in the Assembly elections.“We are as agile as ever because we sincerely and honestly governed (the state),”
Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren won the Barhait seat, but all his ministerial colleagues except two suffered poll reverses in the Assembly elections whose results were declared today.Soren won the Barhait seat defeating his
Ranchi: Former Jharkhand Chief Minister and heavyweight BJP leader Arjun Munda lost from the Kharsawan (ST) constituency.Munda, who had won the Kharsawan seat four times earlier, lost to JMM's Dashrath Gagrai.Also Read: Jharkhand Polls: BJP
Ranchi: As many as 16 seats fell vacant in the outgoing House before the 2014 Jharkhand assembly elections after MLAs resigned and joined different parties, according to Assembly records.BJP, which had been reduced to 18
Ranchi: An impressive 53.86 pc voter turnout was recorded till 1 PM in the 16 constituencies in tribal Santhal Parganas in Jharkhand where polling is underway in the fifth and final phase.Pakur and Shikaripara constituencies
Ranchi: Over 14 per cent voting was registered in the first two hours of polling in 16 assembly seats in tribal Santhal Parganas in Jharkhand in the fifth and final phase of polling today.People queued
Ranchi: Balloting began Saturday in 16 of the 81 assembly constituencies in the last round of the five-phase elections in Jharkhand, officials said.Over 36 lakh voters, including more than 17 lakh women, will decide the
Ranchi: With Jharkhand set to enter the fifth and final phase polling for 16 Assembly seats spread across six districts tomorrow, the fate of heavyweights including Chief Minister Hemant Soren will be decided in this
New Delhi: Campaigning for the fifth and last phase polling in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand will come to an end today evening.Polling will be held simultaneously across 20 seats in Jammu and Kashmir and
Pakur (Jharkhand): Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today alleged that the BJP was a party of “loot”, a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to the people in Santhal Pargana region to throw “looters”
Ranchi: Polling in 15 constituencies of the state today ended with 61.08 per cent electorate exercising their franchise in the penultimate phase of the Assembly elections in Jharkhand as the day passed off peacefully. The
Ranchi: Polling in 15 Assembly constituencies began today amid adequate security arrangements for the fourth of the five-phased elections in Jharkhand. Polling began at 7 AM in all the seats and will end at 5
Giridih (Jharkhand): BJP President Amit Shah today said the people of Jharkhand could stop the ‘perennial rise and fall of governments' seen in the state for the past 14 years if the party was voted
Giridih (Jharkhand): Security forces and Maoists exchanged gunfire near Kendua Pahari under Dhanwar Assembly constituency in Giridih district today. No casualty was reported in the encounter that took place just an hour before polling began
Ranchi: Voting began for the third round of the five-phase assembly elections in Jharkhand today, officials said.Balloting is being held in 17 of the 81 assembly constituencies in this phase. In the third phase, the
Ranchi: Rebuffing BJP's allegations that Congress was responsible for Jharkhand's "non-development", the party on Friday said if BJP had utilised central funds properly, the state would have developed."BJP had ruled Jharkhand for nine out of
Ranchi: The BJP today claimed that results of Lok Sabha elections have triggered a "revolutionary change" infusing national perspective into the assembly elections earlier contested on local issues."People used to vote on (the basis of)
Patna: Taking a dig at Nitish Kumar, the BJP today said the JD(U) leader “opted out” from campaigning for his party leaders for the Jharkhand Assembly elections as he was aware that he won't be
Bokaro (Jharkhand): Criticising Congress and JMM for the prevailing state of affairs in Jharkhand, BJP President Amit Shah said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has made BJP's victory easy wherever he went for campaigning. “It had
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