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Aparna Bhattacharya

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denial and damage control what the i pac pause row could mean for tmc

Denial and Damage Control: What the I-PAC Pause Row Could Mean For TMC

With the Bengal election entering its decisive phase, the real question is no longer whether I-PAC has become synonymous with the TMC's campaign machine, but whether that machine can still run under fire.

three constituencies over 1 2 lakh deleted voters realities of the bengal sir

Three Constituencies, Over 1.2 Lakh Deleted Voters: Realities of the Bengal SIR

sc opens door for excluded voters in bengal but tribunal bottleneck clouds relief

SC Opens Door for Excluded Voters in Bengal, but Tribunal Bottleneck Clouds Relief

bengal sir what the patterns of exclusion for muslim scheduled caste and urban voters say

Bengal SIR: What the Patterns of Exclusion for Muslim, Scheduled Caste and Urban Voters Say

at panihati bengal s r g kar movement defines electoral politics

At Panihati, Bengal's R.G. Kar Movement Defines Electoral Politics

nearly 89 lakh names removed five takeaways on the bengal sir s brutal math

Nearly 89 Lakh Names Removed: Five Takeaways on the Bengal SIR's Brutal Math

four days to clear names bengal s 25 lakh deleted voters wait for a tribunal that has heard only one case

Four Days to Clear Names, Bengal's 25 Lakh Deleted Voters Wait for a Tribunal That Has Heard Only One Case

in the bengal sir when the state fails the voter pays

In the Bengal SIR, When the State Fails, the Voter Pays

how political betrayal played a role in the siege of judicial officers in bengal

How Political Betrayal Played a Role in the Siege of Judicial Officers in Bengal

bengal s ram navami clash puts focus on eci led policing and poll time polarisation

Bengal's Ram Navami Clash Puts Focus on ECI-Led Policing and Poll-Time Polarisation