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    Poll power play: What enables Jats to wield outsize political influence in western UP?

    Jats decide the fate of as many as 10 seats in the region. Their financial clout is a big factor in swaying poll outcomes. That's why political parties leave no stone unturned while trying to woo western UP's Jats.

    UP polls: BJP faces farm distress; law & order; welfare issues may help party

    But if the 2017 polls were a no-contest for the BJP in western Uttar Pradesh like most of the state, the Samajwadi Party-Rashtriya Lok Dal alliance here is banking on a coalition of a big section of Jats and Muslims.

    UP Polls: Swing constituencies under special focus of parties

    According to the Election Commission data, of these 47 seats (out of total 403), 23 were won by BJP, 13 by Samajwadi Party, eight had gone to Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), and one each had fallen in the kitty of Congress, Apna Dal, and Rastriya Lok Dal.

    Ex-UP minister Maurya says no intention to go back to BJP

    Asked if Sanghmitra Maurya, his daughter and a BJP MP from Badaun, will follow the suit, he said she would take a call on her own. Though he hasn't yet announced joining Akhilesh Yadav, the five-time MLA from Padrauna in Kushinagar, thanked the SP chief for welcoming his decision to quit the state cabinet.

    Uttar Pradesh looks headed for a pitched battle between BJP and SP in the upcoming polls

    ​​Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state (200 million people, according to the 2011 Census) and the one seen as a bellwether for the 2024 general elections, will go to poll in seven phases between February 10 and March 7 along with four other states — Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur.

    Breakdown of Indian bowlers raises questions on physios' workload and injury management role

    As the Australian tour hits its business end, the Indian team's list of injuries will make it very difficult for new national selection committee to pick a decent bowling attack for the England Test series.

    The Economic Times
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