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Mayawati
Mayawati Prabhu Das (born 15 January 1956), popularly known as Mayawati, is an Indian politician who served as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh four times between 1995 and 2012. She is the National
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In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sandeep Shah, CEO of Sampriti Capital talks about where the market is headed after the phenomenal rally we have seen over the last two months.
- UP polls: 10% voting in first two hours
Polling for the sixth phase of UP assembly elections covering 68 seats spread over 13 districts witnessed 10% voting in the first two hours on Tuesday amidst tight security arrangements.
- 'There's more dirt to UP election than identity politics'
Anuradha SenGupta of CNBC-TV18 chats up Digvijaya Singh, general secretary, Congress who is monitoring the 403 assemblies in UP. Check out his interview.
- Mayawati's UP split: Motion passed, Opposition fumes
Mayawati's move to get the resolution to divide the state into four parts passed by a voice vote in the state Assembly and then get the House adjourned indefinitely has stumped the Opposition in the state, which was planning to put the Bhaujan Samaj Party (BSP) on the mat by bring in a no-confidence motion.
- Wikileaks: Significance and consequence explored
What does the recent spate of Wikileaks amount to? Has it embarrassed the politicians and bureaucrats involved, or is the press exaggerating their importance? Join Karan Thapar and guests to find answers on the latest episode of India Tonight
