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Specials
• So when does your constituency vote?
• Will stay in Gujarat if NDA voted to power: Modi
• Mission for a mandate
• Poorer the state, the richer the neta
• The Indian voter has become more demanding
• The tentwallah who divided the BJP
• Chiranjeevi's dreams for Andhra
• Congress 'no surrender' policy stalls seat-sharing talks
• Parties jostle for election allies and issues

Sheela Bhatt,
Dil Se
• The games Sharad Pawar plays
• Congress gets isolated day by day
• For 4 Lok Sabha seats, Modi stakes his reputation
• Exclusive: Karat on PM's post, ideology and N-deal
• Exclusive: Karat on Cong, caste and campaign
• Third Front hopes to be on top, however the vote goes
• Sonia Gandhi is an incorrigible moderate
• Not much may change in India post election
• The not-so-confusing dynamics of election 2009
• Mamata, the 'slumdog politician', comes of age
• Give Madame Mayawati credit
• Naveen Patnaik's master stroke in Orissa

Graphics
• National parties on a decline over the years
• Party-wise performance of women in 2004
• Average number of aspirants per seat
• How women fared in Lok Sabha polls 2004
• How the UPA surprised the NDA in 2004
• Voting: Males have a better record
• Average Age of Lok Sabha members
• Educational background of Lok Sabha members
• BJP's performance in LS polls
• Congress' performance in LS polls
• Women fare better than men in Lok Sabha polls
• The number of aspirants per seat in the Lok Sabha

Manifestos
• Congress
• CPI-M

Images
• Can these 'maskateers' change the face of general polls?
• In Madurai, Mayawati appeals for a chance
• Amethi cheers on as Rahul files nomination
• Batting for votes in Andhra Pradesh!
• Cycling for votes!
• Banker, doctor, ex-gangster fight it out
• These stars have lost their political shine
• Meet Team Advani's tech wizards
• Raj Thackeray woos voters in Mumbai
• Varun goes to jail riding a saffron wave
• Sonia @ Davangere: The numbers mean little
• Heavyweights seek to strike gold again
• Congress kicks off poll campaign on emphatic note
• Pigeons campaign for the BJP
• Parties woo youngsters through websites
• LS polls: The power players who matter
• Celebrities in the 2009 poll fray
• Pix: Election makes Mayors take the bus
• 'Sons' rise in Indian politics
• A Third Front is born with a promise
• Criminals turned politicians galore at LS polls

Columns
• Sanjay Gandhi is reborn in the BJP
• Maya, Mulayam battle for the Muslim vote
• Why Varun Gandhi's voice may be stilled
• Why Varun and why not Geelani?
• The BJP's dilemma over Varun Gandhi
• What do Varun Gandhi's pronouncements mean?
• Why the UPA's farm policy won't win votes
• Pawar still has a chance to be PM
• The shifting logic of poll alliances
• Figuring out Arun Jaitley's googly
• Family legacy and the Varun effect
• Will voters overcome politicians and political parties?
• EC should have given Varun Gandhi a hearing
• Six reasons why Congress will lose Election 2009
• The tantalising promise of the next election
• Why India needs its regional parties
• The CPM's duplicity in Kerala
• What choices does a voter have?
• The illusion that is the Third Front
• It's advantage no one in the elections
• Why regional leaders will decide Delhi's rulers
• Is BJP's 'muscular' foreign policy the answer?
• The BJP should drop its alliance with Shiv Sena
• Elect those who choose India as life-force
• It's advantage no one in the elections
• Why we will have a free-for-all election
• Let the seat-sharing squabbles begin

Voter's Voice
• 'In Cong, I see a ray of hope for common man'
• 'I don't want the Third Front to come to power'
• 'BJP has an edge in Karnataka'
• Kashmir boatman's aspirations
• Opportunists will form government
• 'Who will speak for us?'
• 'Congress will lose because of price rise and diesel shortage'
• 'Is a clean record too much to ask?'

Interviews
• From NJ to Mangalore: A scientist's poll tale
• 'The UPA is now non-existent'
• 'But for me, Kerala would have become a Kashmir'
• 'CPI-M still lives in the Cold War mindset'
• 'Swiss black money can take India to the top'
• 'Why shouldn't Brahmin community get reservation?'
• 'After elections, CPM will become irrelevant'
• 'Congress doesn't have the guts to project a young PM'
• 'Karat's statement has caused confusion within the Third Front'
• 'I trust the aam-aadmi and aam-aurat'
• 'BJP could have been more liberal to Mahajan's family'
• 'NDA's thrust is on governance'
• 'There is a mass wave against the CPI-M'
• 'If not Bihar, where else would I contest from?'
• 'Friendship should not be linked to distribution of tickets'
• Congress' doors are open for me'
• 'Congress has young leaders because of its dynastic rule'
• 'BJD open to joining UPA, Third Front'
• Sitaram Yechury on polls, Third Front and economy
• 'Only the BJP can tackle price rise and terrorism'
• 'Congress will explore all options to keep BJP out'
• 'Muslims have lost faith in UPA'
• 'I can humbly claim that I can lead the country'
• 'The BJP will win 190-200 seats in the LS polls'
• 'Involve Indians on the lowest rungs in fight against terror'
• 'It is going to be a close fight this time'

Videos
• Mallika Sarabhai on her
politics
• Dutt replaced by Nafisa Ali as SP's Lucknow candidate
• Maneka, Mayawati clash over motherhood
• BJP promises tougher terror laws in manifesto
• Vote for integrity, vote for good people: Aamir
• Karat meets Jayalalithaa, discusses poll strategies
• BJP condemns slapping of NSA on Varun Gandhi
• Masks of political leaders, a hot favourite during campaign
• Varun Gandhi booked under National Security Act
• PMK ditches UPA
• Congress slams Advani
• Varun Gandhi charged with attempt to murder, rioting
• Salman Khan campaigns for Congress
• Manmohan is the weakest PM, reiterates Advani
• PM hits back at Advani
• Religion is no one's property: Priyanka Gandhi
• Sonia Gandhi attacks Third Front
• Kashmiri Pandits demand inclusion to voter's list
• Congress releases poll manifesto
• Varun Gandhi to explain his 'hate speech' to EC
• Mallika Sarabhai to contest against Advani
• Uma Bharti will be happy to see Advani as PM
• Negotiations between Congress allies continue
• Election Commission registers FIR against Varun Gandhi
• Political leaders fight in virtual world
• BJP warms up to estranged Uma Bharti
• Jaspal Bhatti to bank on 'fools' to win election
• EC notice to Varun Gandhi for communal remarks
• Jyoti Basu calls upon people to vote out Congress
• Sanjay Dutt woos Muslim clerics in Lucknow
• Third front a futile exercise, says JD-U
• Sanjay Dutt pledges to work for the common man
• Third Front vows to provide alternatives
• BJP launches website for polls
• Congress launches promotional film for polls
• Poll panel slaps notice to Mulayam Singh Yadav
• Lok Sabha poll schedule announced
• Third Front launched to counter BJP, Congress
• Govt playing vote-bank politics: BJP
• Karat, Modi sound poll bugle
• Congress confident of coming back to power
• Rahul Gandhi woos youth in Gujarat
• Kerala gears up for LS polls

Archives
• Lok Sabha Polls 2004
• Lok Sabha Polls 1999
• Lok Sabha Polls 1998
• Lok Sabha Polls 1996

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May 16, 2009 | | The verdict is loud and clear: NRIs
MIM retains Hyderabad for eight consecutive term
Money power wins over democracy, says Jayalalithaa
BJP humbled, to work as constructive opposition
Fourth front's big flop show in 2009 polls
Muslims, Opposition thwarted my chances: Mayawati
This is a victory of the people: Andhra CM
Karunanidhi attributes victory to hard work
MNS forces Sena to third place in Mumbai South
Voters veto PMK's quick-change politics
Fresh faces expected to be in new cabinet
BJD won't support UPA: Patnaik
Stability plank powers UPA close to magic number
Chidambaram elected from Sivaganga
It's a vote for honest politics, says Rahul
MNS played spoiler in Mumbai
Modi's 'black' magic failed, says Congress
Congress humbles SAD, wins 6 seats in Punjab
Statewise party positions
Congress will keep both BSP and SP away
Somnath? Who? asks CPM
Congress will keep both BSP and SP away
EC to meet Prez on Monday to submit list of MPs
Raj Thackeray spoils cousin Uddhav's party
Advani not keen to be Leader of Opposition: Rajnat
Pulling out Tytler, Sajjan pays off for Congress
Congress bags 13 seats in north-east
Gloom descends over BJP HQ
Why don't you quit, Somnath asks Karat
NC-Cong sweep J&K; Lone loses
Rebels deal Sharad Pawar a blow
BJP feels Varun vitriol backfired on it
Allies never left the UPA: Congress
Congress scripts a remarkable comeback in UP
Kandhamal accused wins assembly polls from jail
Advani calls up PM, extends good wishes
PM to resign tomorrow
Father-son duo make it to Lok Sabha
JDS willing to support UPA: Kumaraswamy
Verdict 2009: Rahul UP and rising
Dr Singh wants Rahul to join the cabinet
Sena alleges EVM malfunction in South Mumbai
Rahul for PM but not now, says Digvijay Singh
Congress may go without Samajwadi Party
NCP retains Tura, Congress wins Shillong
Shashi Tharoor creates history
The Lessons of Election 2009
'The Congress will form a stable government'
'Time for real Manmohan Singh to show his mettle'
Exit polls more accurate than ever
Mayawati's rout is Congress' gain
Rahul should become PM: Scindia
Paswan loses, but happy secular parties won
UPA return to boost business climate
India Inc jubilant, expects fast reforms
Cong-NCP makes a clean sweep in Mumbai
Congress HQ erupts in celebration
Congress retains power in Andhra Pradesh
'Foreigner' trumps detractors, again
Shiv Sena blames MNS for defeat
Advani's residence wears gloomy look
Rahul comes out of the shadow
Congress, allies to meet tonight
Congress, MNS workers clash in South Mumbai
Gulf Indians cheer UPA victory
Fissures in CPI-M over poll debacle?
Congress wants recount in Sivaganga
Red fort breached in Bengal
Projecting Modi as next PM a mistake: BJP leader
President's task becomes easier
A thoughtful verdict for stability
The results so far
Delhi shows the way for India
We will sit in Opposition, says Left
Congress leaders hail the 'R factor'
Only UPA can provide stable government, says Pawar
Manmohan to be PM now, Rahul in future: Congress
Why Tamil Nadu chose DMK, rejected Congress
SDF sweeps Sikkim polls
Advani may offer to resign
BJP marching ahead in Karnataka
Heavy security in Kolkata on counting day
BJP on the verge of conceding defeat
Tamil Nadu: DMK ahead, ally Cong fares badly
Bihar: Lalu leads, Paswan trails, gains for NDA
For BJP, India Not 'Shining' again
Assam: Congress invites AUDF to join UPA
Congress confident of sweep, will widen UPA
The record-setting Manmohan Singh
Won't support Cong-led government: CPI
Big surprise! Congress ahead of all in UP
Congress party workers begin celebrations
Kerala: The Red Bastion comes crumbling down
Congress wins Kannur seat
Seven out of seven for Congress in Delhi
'Wind of change has gripped Bengal'
In Patna, Laloo, Shatru stay at home
Congress throws secular card at Left
Mumbai: Milind Deora, Gaikwad lead
Bated breath as counting of votes begins
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May 15, 2009 | | No Manmohan, no government: Cong
Andhra under intense security cover for counting
Accept our demands, get support: Muslim Alliance
PM likely to resign on Monday
How the drama will unfold after LS poll results
Sangma bats for Pawar as PM, slams Congress
AGP supports BJP, to decide on joining NDA
Praja Rajyam open to post-poll alliances
TRS rules out any truck with Congress
Confident BJP, Congress fight for allies
BJP, Congress dance to Nitish's tunes
Not in touch with NDA, UPA: BSP
Scramble for allies reaches fever pitch
No support to BJP, says Paswan
'It will be a thorny road ahead for Mamata'
Meet the negotiators
Allahabad HC stays Mulayam's arrest
JD-S is with Third Front, hints Gowda
Jayalalithaa keeps everyone guessing
How the Left could veer to the Congress
Left Front, TDP seek Jayalalithaa's support
Pranab meets Amar Singh
Congress, BJP reach out to allies,friends and foes
'Biggest gamble the Third Front has taken'
Where does Mamata stand?
Digvijay calls up Amar Singh
Cong, BJP trying to woo smaller parties
Won't return to CPI-M: Somnath
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April 13, 2009 | | SP, BSP accuse each other of murder
Taliban threat: Pak asks India to share info
Enough of computerisation in the country: SP
Candidates with criminal records in Phase 1
In eastern UP, a cocktail of power politics,crime
Justice Party candidate murdered in Jaunpur
Why politics is India's most lucrative profession
Will send troops to Pak to crush terrorism:BJP
EC lets off Lalu, Rabri, Jaswant & Uddhav
Lalu escapes unhurt after dais comes down
It's advantage UPA, indicates poll survey
Sonia woos young voters in Assam
Not in talks with BJP, clarifies Jayalalithaa
Dr Singh country's best candidate for PM: Sonia
Gujarat can't be called a developed state: PM
UP govt blocking development work in Amethi
Dr Singh is 'young', says Rahul in Kerala
32 villages in MP to boycott Lok Sabha polls
Mind your business, estranged ally tells CPM
Ball is in AIADMK court, says Advani on tie-up
NDA released terrorists, we killed them: PM
BJP's on-the-run Kandhamal candidate plans rally
'BJP won't disown Varun even if tapes are true'
JD-U files a defamation suit against Rabri
Indian Americans gear up for Lok Sabha poll
Falling standards of poll campaign worrying: EC
Sonia must apologise for her remarks: Advani
Varun to promise SC he won't be reckless
Lalu talks of N-power & MIT, focus still on caste
'Did Congress try to buy Tytler's silence?'
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March 26, 2009 | | Congress reduced to '4th front' in some states:BJP
I offered Rahul minister's post, he refused: PM
BJP defends Varun, attacks Madani
BJP's performance in LS polls
Congress' performance in LS polls
Manmohan should contest LS poll: Advani
Unfazed Mulayam sharpens attack on lady DM
Jaya, Ramadoss to announce new front soon
Now, Maneka slams Congress for 'anti-Sikh acts'
Reddy begins assembly poll campaign from Chevella
JD-U is with NDA, says Nitish Kumar
RJD, LJP, SP form 'secular alliance'
Miffed with TDP, NTR Junior suspends campaign
Fernandes to contest LS polls on his own
Cong downplays PMK-AIADMK alliance
Varun Gandhi to move SC over hate speech FIR
Karnataka tops the list in bribing voters
Madani threatens to unravel Kerala politics
CPI-M admits committing mistakes in Bengal, Kerala
BJP objects to Congress' 'Bharat Nirman' rall
No alliance with DMK, Congress: DMDK
Captain Gopinath to contest LS polls
PMK joins AIADMK front in Tamil Nadu
SP open to post-poll pact
Jyoti Basu, 94, is a star in cyberspace
Voting: Males have a better record
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March 18, 2009 | |
Election Commission removes Andhra DGP
Kalyan's vote base will strengthen SP: Mulayam
WB: 3 CPI-M leaders killed in poll violence
J&K: Chidambaram urges forces to be on high alert
EVMs to help visually impaired vote
Ice cream, balloon, kite -- EC offers symbols to independents
Uma Bharti to campaign for BJP
Decision on joining government based on post-poll scenario, says Karat
Politicos facing terror threat, say intel agencies
NEW demands for electoral reforms
EC suspends 2 for not acting against Varun
'PRP will contest with a common symbol only'
Cong after Varun due to family rivalry, says BJP
TN: BJP tries to woo Vijayakant's DMDK
Congress, CPI-M demand action against Varun
Jharkhand: Congress to contest 7 seats after deal with JMM
After Bihar shocker, Congress tries to save face in TN
Karnataka: Sonia's rally will delay Congress' list
Raj Thackeray to launch LS poll campaign from Nashik
Nandigram protagonists are Trinamool's trump cards
I am the victim of a political conspiracy: Varun
Varun is one Gandhi we like, says Shiv Sena
Marriages made in heaven, delayed by EC on earth
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March 3, 2009 | |
Oscar Fernandes resigns to work for LS polls
NDA lost 2004 polls due to over confidence, says Advani
EC rejects Chiru's plea for a common poll symbol
Cong will be thrown out, says Naidu
We will stick to DMK in TN, says Congress
Pune: Rahul meets Pawar
Priyanka Gandhi visits Amethi
Left Front announces candidates for Lok Sabha polls
Tharoor to contest LS poll from Kerala on Congress ticket
BSP to contest on all Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat
Yedyyurappa violated model code of conduct, alleges Gowda
Tribal body to contest assembly, LS polls in Kandhamal
Congress corners rights for Jai Ho
EC to visit UP, Bihar to review poll arrangements
I have no political ambitions, says Priyanka Gandhi
CPI-M is a 'non-actor' in Indian politics, says Somnath
Unnao will be largest LS constituency, Lakshadweep smallest
Congress confident of victory, says Azad
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