Dhoraji, India News

Agecies Mumbai, Sept 14: The Congress' austerity drive received a giant push on Monday.

AHMEDABAD: Ruling BJP in Gujarat today bagged four of the seven Assembly seats where by-polls were held on September 10 and was leading at one, while Congress won Dhoraji and Kodinar.

GANDHINAGAR: An estimated 58 to 62 per cent of voters cast their votes in the by-elections in seven State Assembly constituencies in Gujarat on Thursday.

September 10, 2009 Visionmp.com news service Elaborate arrangements are in place for the peaceful conduct of bye-elections in 20 Assembly constituencies, spanning six states and Delhi, scheduled to be held on Thursday.

Bye-elections from 20 assembly constituencies in six states and Delhi will be held on Thursday with a focus on Gujarat where the outcome would be seen as a popularity test for Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the Opposition Congress came out with the full list of candidates for the seven Assembly by-poll seats on Monday, the last day of filing nominations.

Congress announced the names of its candidates for four Assembly seats in Gujarat late tonight.

The Election Commission today announced the schedule of elections to seven Assembly seats in Gujarat.

With by-elections for the seven Assembly seats to be held in the state on September 10, aspirants seeking Congress tickets have already started approaching the party bosses.

Bye-elections to 20 assembly seats spread over seven states, including a lone seat of Dwarka in Delhi, would be held on September 10, the Election Commission announced on Wednesday.

With the Assembly budget session coming to an end on Thursday, the BJP and the Congress are now readying themselves for a political battle for the by-elections to seven Assembly seats likely to be held in September.

Tuesday , Jun 09, 2009 at 0204 hrs IST Rajkot: In an incident that could give saas-bahu soaps a run for their money, the 105-year-old patriarch of a Rajkot family is on a hunger strike accusing his granddaughter-in-law of harassment.

The Memon Co-operative Bank is once again under Section 35 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, three months after the RBI first restricted its depositors from withdrawing more than Rs 1,000 at any of its branches on January 23.

Congress MLA from Dhoraji, Vitthal Radadiya, who won the Lok Sabha election from Gujarat's Porbander constituency, on Wednesday submitted his resignation from the state Assembly.