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BJP's success in Assam provides a template for political domination

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By Abhinav Borbora
| MSN India Verified
Abhinav Pankaj Borbora The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has once again returned to power in Assam. And it has done so with a much bigger mandate than before . While the BJP-led NDA won 102 seats, the saffron party contributed 82. The Congress, the state's principal opposition party, could win just 19 seats. This victory carries much significance for the BJP. It is so for three reasons. Firstly, it is the first time that the BJP has managed to secure a majority on its own.
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Will higher turnout hurt the ruling party in Assam?

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By Abhinav Borbora
| India Today NE
Will higher turnout hurt the ruling party in Assam? After Assam, Tamil Nadu also recorded its highest ever voter turnout in the recently concluded assembly election. In West Bengal where the election is still underway, an unprecedented number of people turned out to vote in the first phase as well. The big jump in turnout observed in these states has once again led many to speculate that a large number of people have voted to change the government.
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The religious sensibilities of the Kanwar Yatris   Original

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By Sanjay Kumar, Abhinav Borbora, Rishikesh Yadav
| The Hindu Verified
Kanwar Yatra is an annual pilgrimage. For many, this means embarking on arduous journeys to fetch water from certain sacred sites to fulfil their spiritual yearnings. The resolve exhibited by them to accomplish this evokes interest to understand their religiosity and social outlook. The recent survey conducted by Lokniti-Centre for the Study of Developing Societies among 1,029 pilgrims undertaking the Kanwar Yatra provide some insights in this regard.
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