Election - 2010

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced the schedule for the General Elections (GE) to the legislative assembly of Jharkhand. It will be held in five phases. Keeping in view the due expiry of the term of the legislative assembly on 18th January 2010, the ECI has come up with the election dates for 81 assembly constituencies. The polling would begin on 25th November 2010 and end on 18th December 2010. The counting for all five phases would take place on 23rd December 2010. The current election would be held as per the Bihar Reorganisation Act, 2000.

By-Election-2010

There are vacancies in the State Legislative Assemblies of Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Maharashtra, Nagaland, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Tripura and Uttar Pradesh. After taking into consideration various factors like requirement of police Forces, festivities, position of electoral rolls, etc., the Commission has decided to hold bye-elections to fill up the casual vacancies.

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The Hindu Inflation may eat into growth: FM Economic Times - ‎Mar 16, 2010‎ NEW DELHI: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday expressed hope that the economy would soon return to a high growth trajectory , but cautioned that ... See pvt investment driving growth to 9% in FY12: FM Moneycontrol.com Govt will take more steps to control inflation: FM Myiris.com FM sees inflation touching double digits in March Press Trust of India RTT News - SME Times all 112 news articles » Email this story The Hindu No afterthought on women's reservation bill: Khurshid Gaea Times (blog) - ‎6 hours ago‎ RodneyForex Double-Digit Inflation By Fiscal End: FM: (RTTNews) - Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee expressed concern on Tue... http://bit.ly/awfLdB ... FM to talks with the opponents of Women's Reservation Bill onlineindiannews all 33 news articles » Email this story Rediff No rollback in petrol, diesel prices: FM Hindustan Times - ‎Mar 12, 2010‎ Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday dismissed demands for a rollback in the prices of petrol and diesel, stating the financial condition does not ... Pranab rules out rollback of fuel price hike Times of India Inflation for March may be higher than 8.56%: FM Moneycontrol.com FM rules out fuel duty rollback Calcutta Telegraph Business Standard - Deccan Herald all 178 news articles » Email this story 'GDP set to rise 4-fold by 2020' Times of India - ‎Mar 17, 2010‎ ... which was presented to FM Pranab Mukherjee recently and released on Wednesday, said. The report focuses on three super themes -- financial services, ... FM ready to talk fuel price Economic Times - ‎Feb 28, 2010‎ NEW DELHI: Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday said he was open to discussions with the leaders of UPA partners who were unhappy with the hike ... Video: DMK: No question of ruling out of UPA NDTV.com FM puts money in every vote bank Times of India Trinamool, DMK ask for rollback; FM adamant IBNLive.com Deccan Herald - Indian Express all 481 news articles » Email this story FM is a 'smart CFO': Chanda Kocchar Moneycontrol.com - ‎Feb 27, 2010‎ While most market experts believed that FM Pranab Mukherjee presented an extremely balanced Budget 2010-11, a few considered the efforts extremely ... Some inflation possible due to budget proposals: FM Economic Times FM walks a tightrope Hindustan Times FM sets target at 5.5% Business Standard Times of India - Indian Express all 2,177 news articles » Email this story The Hindu Economic recovery incomplete, stimulus had to stay: FM Economic Times - ‎Mar 3, 2010‎ NEW DELHI: Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday said that economic growth will recover in the fourth quarter of the fiscal, after slipping to 6% ... The nation is ready to accept change: FM Livemint Democracy is India s strength Pranab Mukherjee Moneycontrol.com Steps to stem inflation soon: FM Deccan Herald Rediff - Press Trust of India all 149 news articles » Email this story Rediff Industry grows 16.7% in Jan Times of India - ‎Mar 12, 2010‎ ... the manufacturing sector is going to make substantial contribution to growth and the economy is on the path of fast recovery," said FM Pranab Mukherjee. ... IIP growth at 16.7%, FM says economy on fast recovery path Indian Express Higher IIP to help India achieve 7.2% GDP: FM Business Standard all 103 news articles » Email this story The Hindu Govt loans will not hurt pvt borrowings: FM Economic Times - ‎Mar 6, 2010‎ ... worked out in such a manner that the private sectors are not elbowed out of the market for their credit requirement," Pranab Mukherjee told reporters. ... FM assurance Calcutta Telegraph FM allays private sector fears over borrowing plans TopNews Govt borrowings won't crowd out pvt sector: FM Indian Express Outlook - SME Times all 107 news articles » Email this story Are bond markets sceptical of FM's borrowing plans? Moneylife Personal Finance Magazine - ‎Mar 15, 2010‎ In his Budget speech, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee had outlined a clear path for the government to pull back from its heavy borrowing position. ...

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