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Indian State Elections and Government Formation
West Bengal, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu completed assembly elections, resulting in complex government formation scenarios. In West Bengal, BJP secured its first state government with Suvendu Adhikari elected CM; in Tamil Nadu, actor-politician Joseph Vijay's TVK party is poised to lead a coalition; in Kerala, Congress won but faces internal deliberation on CM selection. Political realignments and support negotiations remain ongoing across all three states.
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- Suvendu Adhikari elected BJP legislature party leader in Bengal, set to become CM
- West Bengal government formation LIVE: Amit Shah arrives in Kolkata for BJP legislature party meet to elect new CM
- T.N. Government formation LIVE: CPI, CPI(M), VCK hold the key to any further churn in State politics
- Governor’s remit is to invite TVK chief Vijay and ask for a floor test: former Law Minister Ashwani Kumar
- Writer T. Padmanabhan backs K.C. Venugopal for Kerala Chief Minister’s post
- Final decision on Kerala CM turns into political cliff-hanger as ball now in Congress High Command’s court
- Tamil Nadu government formation: Lone TVK cadre stages protest outside Lok Bhavan
- Tamil Nadu government formation: CPI, CPI(M) extend unconditional support to TVK; VCK may follow suit
- CPI, CPI(M) meetings begin to decide on extending support for government formation in Tamil Nadu
- Tamil Nadu government formation: After Semmalai, AIADMK MP Thambi Durai too says Palaniswami will come back to power
- Kerala polls: Congress has democratic process for CM selection unlike BJP and CPI(M), says Sandeep Varier
- India news: Tamil Nadu government takes shape after impasse
- India news: Tamil Nadu struggles to form government
- TVK chief Vijay should be given opportunity to prove majority in Tamil Nadu Assembly: Jammu & Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah
- BJP won’t support any coalition formation in Tamil Nadu: Nainar Nagenthran
- Kerala elections: CPI to stake claim for Deputy Opposition Leader post in Assembly
- Congress left alliance after sensing DMK’s intent to team up with AIADMK ‘for power’, claims Manickam Tagore
- Akhilesh reaffirms support to TMC, DMK; takes dig at Congress
- BJP calls Sanjay Raut 'joker of Indian politics' over Donald Trump’s post on West Bengal polls
- Left’s declining electoral strength a major concern, hopeful of revival, says D. Raja