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Rajasthan assembly elections 2018: Amit Shah to interact with youths on November 21 in Jaipur

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Two weeks before the Rajasthan assembly election, the BJP announced that party president Amit Shah would hold a question-and-answer session with young voters in Jaipur on 21 November 2018. The plan Union minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, announcing the event at a press conference in Jaipur, said about 4,000 young people would attend the main session at the Tagore School auditorium. It would be streamed live to gatherings in Bharatpur, Udaipur, Kota, Jodhpur, Ajmer and Bikaner, from where registered participants could put questions, and to town-hall meetings at some 200 otherRead More


Rajasthan election 2018: Congress completes its list, BJP names 24 more candidates

Rajasthan assembly election 2018: Congress releases 3rd list and BJP released 4th list

Both main parties in Rajasthan moved closer to finalising their line-ups on Sunday. The Congress put out its third and fourth candidate lists, while the Bharatiya Janata Party announced a fourth list naming 24 candidates ahead of the December 7 vote. The BJP’s fourth list Jaipur mayor Ashok Lahoty was handed the closely watched Sanganer seat. The Congress had earlier chosen Manvendra Singh, a rebel from the BJP, to take on Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje in Jhalrapatan. In what was seen as a reply, the BJP turned to a formerRead More