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Nine in fray for bypolls to two Nagaland seats

Kohima, Mar 2 (UNI) Altogether nine candidates are in the fray for the by-elections to two Assembly constituencies of Dimapur-I and Tuensang Sadar II, scheduled on March 8.

Congress candidate A Heto V Yeptho, Nagaland Peoples Front (NPF) candidate Atomi, BJP candidate Kevise Angami, JD(U) candidate Limatemjen and Nagaland Democratic Party candidate Roland would contest from the Dimapur-I Assembly Constituency under Dimapur district.

In Tuensang Sadar II, Congress candidate Kejong, NPF candidate Wongto and Independent candidates N Kaimang and Miss Rhakila would contest for the seat.

Earlier, the Election Commission had announced by-elections to both the constituencies following the death of sitting BJP Legislator Hokishe Sema from Dimapur-I and sitting BJP Legislator A Lakiumong from Tuensang Sadar II Assembly.

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BJP meet on Mar 10 to finalise UP poll candidates

Lucknow, Mar 2 (UNI) An upbeat BJP is likely to release its first list of candidates for the coming Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls in New Delhi after the party's Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting on March 10 and 11. The state level core committee headed by state BJP president Keshri Nath Tripathi would meet here after Holi possibly on March 7 to decide on the panel of three candidates for each constituency. The panels would be sent to the CEC to.....

EC bans posters, flag on vehicles expect for candidates,party agent

Lucknow, Mar 2 (UNI) The Election Commission has banned use of posters and party flags on vehicles except for the candidates and their polling agents during the seven-phase Uttar Pradesh assembly poll. State chief electoral officer (CEO) Anuj Kumar Bishnoi said here today only those vehicles, being accounted for in the expenditure list of candidate, will be allowed to use party flags and posters. ''If other vehicles are found using party flags and posters, it will attract violation of model code.....

Centre asked to drop decision to reduce import duty

Thiruvananthapuram, Mar 7 (UNI) Kerala Agriculture Minister Mullakkara Ratnakaran today urged the Centre to shelve its decision to reduce import duty on edible oils as it had led to fall in the prices of coconut oil affecting the livelihood of lakhs of coconut growers in the state. Replying to a Calling Attention motion by Murali Perunelli (CPI-M), he said the import duty on palm oil had been brought down to 61.8 per cent from 67.6 per cent besides reducing customs duty.....
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