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Posted by IBNLive at 06:15 PM, Nov 25, 2008 in Delhi
Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit seeks a third term in power. The Congress leader has enjoyed ten successful years in office. However, in her term in office, she has also had to face infighting and dissidence from Congress workers. And in her stint as CM she has also had to face protests over rising crime rate, the chaos of the BRT and the terror attacks. Can Sheila Dikshit be able to return to power?
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Posted by IBNLive | Updated at 05:25 PM, Nov 24, 2008 in Madhya Pradesh
Shivraj Singh Chauhan replaced Babulal Gaur as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister in November 2005. The BJP leader, who is considered to be close to the RSS, has based his election campaign on development and stability. Will Shivraj Singh be able to overcome anti-incumbency and return to power?
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Posted by IBNLive at 12:10 PM, Nov 24, 2008 in Madhya Pradesh
In the heart of India, religion plays an important role. This elections, too, is no different. And the arrest of Sadhvi Pragya in the Malegoan blast case has kicked up a huge row. The BJP has accused the Congress of framing the religious leader. How will the arrest of Sadhvi Pragya affect the election scene?
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Posted by IBNLive at 07:49 PM, Nov 21, 2008 in Madhya Pradesh
Former BJP leader Uma Bharti is hoping to make a comeback in MP politics with a resounding win. The leader of the Bharatiya Jan Shakti party who was in the news recently for slapping her party's general secretary is confident that she will be able to form a government on her own. Can she manage to gain majority?
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Posted by IBNLive at 05:02 PM, Nov 15, 2008 in Jammu and Kashmir
The Congress-PDP combine failed to last a full term because of the Amarnath land row. As the state goes to the polls, the Amarnath episode has returned to haunt political parties. While the Congress wants to forget it and move on, the BJP has used it in its campaign. How crucial will the Amarnath factor be in this election? Tell us.
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Posted by IBNLive at 05:12 PM, Nov 14, 2008 in Jammu and Kashmir
Omar Abdullah has been trying hard to charm the voters of Ganderbal. From admitting that he won't repeat past mistakes to assuring voters that he will live up to their expectations if elected this time around, the National Conference president is leaving no stone unturned. And he has enough reason to worry. In the 2002 polls, he was defeated by the PDP candidate Qazi Muhammad Afzal. Qazi was the forest minister when the controversial forest land allotment order to the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board was made by the Congress-PDP alliance government in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Posted by IBNLive | Updated at 02:21 PM, Nov 13, 2008 in Chhattisgarh
Today at 10 pm on a special show on Chhattisgarh elections, Sagarika Ghose and Diptosh Majumdar will discuss the poll scenario in the state.
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Posted by IBNLive at 05:52 PM, Nov 08, 2008 in Chhattisgarh
Raman Singh has completed five successful years in office despite Maoist attacks and internal security threat. The BJP is hoping that Singh, who enjoys a clean image in the state, will be able to overcome the anti-incumbency factor and return for a second innings to Raipur. Will Raman Singh be successful in doing a repeat of his 2003 act?
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Posted by IBNLive at 04:58 PM, Nov 08, 2008 in Chhattisgarh
Ajit Jogi seems to be the only ray of hope for the grand old party of India in this state. The Congress leader, who has been in a wheelchair since a car accident in April 2004, will be contesting the election from Marwahi (ST) seat. Jogi's wife, Renu Jogi, a sitting MLA, will be contesting from Kota constituency in Bilaspur district. Can Ajit Jogi help revive the Congress' fortunes in the state?
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Posted by IBNLive | Updated at 07:09 PM, Nov 20, 2008 in Chhattisgarh
Chhattisgarh, which came into being on November 1, 2000 after being carved off from Madhya Pradesh, has seen both Congress and BJP rule in its eight-year existence. Maoist threat, development or anti-incumbency -- what will be the crucial factor this Assembly elections for the state?
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