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    BSP President Mayawati receives the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, at T.S. Mishra Medical Center in Lucknow.

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    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Supremo Mayawati and Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) Chief Upendra Singh Kushwaha wave at their supporters during a joint election campaign ahead of Bih...

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    In this file photo, Madhya Pradesh Governor and BJP veteran Lalji Tandon celebrates 'Rakshabandhan' with the then Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati in Lucknow. Tandon, 85, died...

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    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati waves at her supporters at a public meeting ahead of Delhi Assembly Elections, at Talkatora Stadium in New Delhi.

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    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati releases a book, 'A travelogue of my struggle-ridden life and BSP movement,' during a press conference on the occasion of her 64th birthd...

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    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati waves as she is garlanded by the party workers after being re-elected as the party president during a meeting, at BSP headquarters in Lu...

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    Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati pays floral tributes to the mortal remains of former external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj at her residence in New Delhi. Sushma Swaraj passed ...

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    Nephew Akash Anand is all ears and admiration for Mayawati at a rally in Mainpuri

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    Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav and Bahujan Samajwadi Party chief Mayawati at latter's residence, in Lucknow.

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    Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav and BSP chief Mayawati wave at their supporters during an election campaign rally for the seventh and last phase of Lok Sabha polls, in Mir...

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    Bahujan Samaj Party and Samajwadi Party alliance candidate from Varanasi Shalini Yadav presents a memento to RLD chief Ajit Singh, at an election rally for the last phase of the Lo...

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    Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav and Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati wave at their supporters during an election campaign rally for the last phase of Lok Sabha polls, in...

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    BSP President Mayawatiat an election campaign rally for the Lok Sabha polls, in New Delhi.

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    BSP supremo Mayawati and Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav wave at the supporters during an election campaign rally for the Lok Sabha elections, in Bhadohi.

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    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati shows her finger marked with indelible ink after casting vote at a polling station during the fifth phase of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, ...

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    BSP supremo Mayawati and Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav wave at the supporters during an election campaign rally for the Lok Sabha elections, in Barabanki.

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    BSP supremo Mayawati waves during an election campaign rally in support of SP-BSP-RLD alliance candidates, in Lucknow.

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    Samajwadi Party candidate from Kannauj Dimple Yadav seeks blessings of BSP chief Mayawati during an election campaign rally in Kannauj.

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    Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, BSP supremo Mayawati and RLD chief Ch Ajit Singh during an election campaign rally in favour of SP candidate Dimple Yadav (R), ahead of the Lo...

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  • Hathras Rape Case: 'New Developments In The Case Raise Questions On Govt's Working', Mayawati Attacks Yogi Adityanath
    The 19-year-old Dalit woman was allegedly raped by four upper-caste men in Hathras on September 14. She died on September 29 at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital during treatment.
    Mar 22, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • BSP To Contest Assembly Polls In Bengal, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu Solo: Mayawati
    The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister said her party has had a bitter experience of aligning with other parties in the past and therefore will contest alone in UP elections next year
    Mar 15, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Mayawati Calls UP Govt Budget “Extremely Disappointing”
    The Adityanath-led BJP government presented a Rs 5.5-lakh crore budget for 2021-22 in the Assembly with a target of making Uttar Pradesh self-reliant.
    Feb 22, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Post Mortem Inconclusive On Cause Of Death Of Unnao Girls, Viscera Test To Be Done: UP DGP
    A panel of three doctors on Thursday performed the autopsy of the two Dalit girls who were found dead in a field in Uttar Pradesh's Unnao district
    Feb 18, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Centre Should Extend Help To The State: Mayawati On Uttarakhand Floods
    Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati called the flash floods in Uttarakhand 'extremely saddening'.
    Feb 07, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • We Are Sorry, It Was A Regrettable Oversight: Richa Chadha On Madam Chief Minister Poster
    Actor Richa Chadha responds to criticism that the poster of her film ‘Madam Chief Minister’ stereotyped Dalits.
    Jan 15, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Farm Liquor Toddy Can Prevent Covid-19, Claims Mayawati's Party Leader
    He also claimed that 'taadi' has immunity power and a drop of it is purer than the water of the Ganga river.
    Dec 23, 2020
    | PTI
  • Mayawati Urges UP Govt To Reconsider New Anti-Conversion Law
    'The ordinance on love jihad brought by the UP government in a hurry is full of doubts and apprehensions', the BSP president said.
    Nov 30, 2020
    | PTI
  • BJP Murdering India’s Constitution And Democracy: BSP
    BSP leader Bhim Rajbhar has claimed that the BSP will form the next government in Uttar Pradesh
    Nov 16, 2020
    | PTI
  • Bihar Assembly Elections: Will Muslim Voters Turn The Table For Mahagathbandhan?
    Both the ruling coalition of JDU and the BJP have a lot at stake in the final phase since almost all Muslim-dominated districts such as Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria and Purnia will vote on November 7.
    Nov 04, 2020
    | Giridhar Jha
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  • Mixed Notes From The Main Underground
    In 1995, when Mayawati first became CM, the political epoch truly turned. Identity politics was now the norm. The BJP prospered by another version of it, but it was the caste-led parties that initiated the debate on the secular side. Here, one of India’s most eminent political theorists examines the curious trajectory of Dalit-led parties like that of Mayawati.
    Dec 03, 2020
    | Gopal Guru
  • Op In No Position
    It’s advantage BJP in UP as rivals Congress, SP and BSP struggle to shrug off their inertia
    Oct 15, 2020
    | Puneet Nicholas Yadav
  • Article 370 - Opposition Parties Play Ball; Is It A Marriage Of Convenience Or Just Bullied Into It?
    Observers find it ironic that parties like AAP, BSP, BJD and those from the Telugu-speaking states have unanimously supported the abrogation of Article 370
    Aug 15, 2019
    | Preetha Nair
  • Fast And Furious Mayawati In Damage Control Mode But Will Snapping Ties With Samajwadi Party Help?
    Ahead of the 2022 Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, BSP chief Mayawati is making political moves that's evoking mixed responses. More importantly, she is becoming increasingly dynastic by putting her nephew and younger brother in key positions
    Jul 03, 2019
    | Preetha Nair
  • In Caste-Strong Uttar Pradesh, Why SP-BSP-RLD Alliance Suffered A Jumbo Setback Vs BJP & Co.
    The Mahagathbandhan among Samajwadi Party, BSP, RLD and Congress only focused on their core supporters, forgetting to mobile the entire electorate. BJP clearly rode the national security wave and gained from the Opposition's choice of a clear PM candidate
    May 24, 2019
    | Preetha Nair
  • Kaun Banaega Sarkar? In Absence Of Majority, How Regional Leaders Will Play Kingmaker
    With neither BJP-led NDA nor the Congress-led UPA sure of forming the government, a fractured verdict on May 23 will bring regional parties into focus. The possibilities are manifold with every party expected to extract their pound of flesh
    May 16, 2019
    | Bhavna Vij-Aurora
  • Dye Is Caste
    The conflict between Congress-BSP in Uttar Pradesh.
    May 09, 2019
    | Salik Ahmad
  • Elections In India: From Ridicule To Sexual Innuendos, Why It's A Nightmare For Women Candidates
    Indian politics remain a male dominated domain. So much so that women candidates aspiring to be an MP or MLA have to endure sexist comments and even fend off perverted men during their campaign trail
    Apr 25, 2019
    | Bhavna Vij-Aurora G.C. Shekhar
  • The Foot Soldiers: Meet The Party Workers Who Carry Their Leader's Message To Voters
    A journey through the electoral battle at its most fascinating and vicious—where the foot soldiers fight it out
    Apr 04, 2019
    | Ruben Banerjee
  • Politicians And Their Look-Alikes
    They look similar,their voice is perfectly modulated them and they even impersonate them. Meet lookalikes of our netas.
    Apr 03, 2019
    | Arshia Dhar
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  • Rahul's Interaction With Migrants Led To Predictable Political Storm, But What Have His Critics Done?
    Rahul's Interaction With Migrants Led To Predictable Political Storm, But What Have His Critics Done?
    It is true that Nirmala Sitharaman and Mayawati’s attack against Rahul Gandhi is misdirected and neither of them or any other frontline political leader has made the effort to personally reach out to the lakhs of migrants who have hit India’s national and state highways in their long.
    May 24, 2020
  • Mayawati, Honourable Prime Minister. Why The Heartburn?
    Mayawati, Honourable Prime Minister. Why The Heartburn?
    The basest of criticisms against her start and end with a direct attack on her caste. The saner ones cite the allegations of wide-scale corruption, an extravagant display of her birthday celebrations, and megalomania – "Who builds their own statues?"
    May 14, 2019
  • The Great Cover Up
    The Great Cover Up
    Jan 07, 2012
  • Rajiv Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi...
    Rajiv Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi...

    Journalist A. Surya Prakash petitioned the Chief Election Commissioner in March 2009 pointing out that Congress Party's obsession  with three members of the Nehru-Gandhi family has meant that even the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi has been virtually forgotten:

    Over the last 18 years, on a rough estimate about 450 Central and State Government programmes, projects and national and state level institutions involving public expenditure of hundreds of thousands of crores of rupees have been named after these three individuals-- Rajiv Gandhi, Indira Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru...

    Among the big ticket programmes that have been cleverly named after members of this family by the Union Government to extract unjust electoral mileage is the Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana (rural electrification programme)... The drinking water mission ... is also named after him and is called the Rajiv Gandhi Drinking Water Mission. Other schemes, touching millions of people, which bear his name are the Rajiv Gandhi National Creche Scheme for Children of Working Mothers; the Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojana ( to promote small enterprises); the Rajiv Gandhi Shramik Kalyan Yojana and the Rajiv Gandhi Shilpi Swasthya Bima Yojana ( both insurance schemes).

    This trend is even more apparent in the states, which have vied with each other to name programmes and schemes after these three members of the Nehru-Gandhi Family whenever the Congress Party was in power. Here is a sample: Rajiv Gandhi Breakfast Scheme, Pondicherry; Rajiv Ratna Awas Yojana, Delhi; Rajiv Arogyasri Health Insurance scheme, Andhra Pradesh; Rajiv Gandhi Computer Literacy Mission, Assam; Rajiv Gandhi Bridges and Roads Infrastructure Development Programme, Haryana; Rajiv Gandhi Vidyarthi Suraksha Yojana, Maharastra; Rajiv Gandhi Tourism Development Mission, Rajasthan

    ...The most glaring example, which raises a question is regard to free and fair election is the blatant advertisement of the Congress Party on the ambulances that provide emergency medical help all over Andhra Pradesh. These ambulances, which reach every village in the state in quick time, provide efficient integrated emergency services that cover medical emergencies, police and fire. The capital expenditure on each ambulance is Rs 10 lakh to Rs 16 lakhs and the running cost per ambulance is Rs 1.25 lakh per month. All this expenditure is borne out of public funds drawn from the Union and State accounts. Yet, it is made out as if these ambulances are a gift from the Congress Party to the people of the State because every ambulance carries a portrait of Rajiv Gandhi on both sides of the vehicle with the legend “Rajiv Arogyasri”.

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    HT: TJS George via churumuri

    The Mayawati government in UP seems to have used this very complaint to counter the EC notice on statues of elephants and Mayawati.

    Aug 18, 2009
  • Out Of The Gutter
    Out Of The Gutter

    There is simply no excuse for UPCC chief Rita Bahuguna Joshi's vicious words:

    “The Dalit women [victims of rape] should throw the money [offered as financial aid by UP government] back at Mayawati’s face and she should be told, 'May you be raped and I too would give you one crore rupees'"

    The newsclips showing Ms Mayawati using similar language in the past, such as the above, are no justification or rationalisation. Nor do they mitigate Ms Joshi's totally unacceptable and indefensible choice of words, even though they show this whole fracas for what it is: a highly charged political drama. Ms Mayawati taking umbrage would have carried more credibility and not sounded so rich had she apologised for her words.

    But, the violence of Ms Joshi's words wreaks indescribable damage to the very  cause she  avowedly claims to have been espousing. While the "vendetta violence" unleashed by Ms Mayawati's party is not to be condoned, and, far from being justified, needs to be condemned,  the Congress party would carry more conviction if it unequivocally condemned the remarks, dismissed Ms Joshi from her party post and then talked abou the legalities or otherwise of  her arrest.
     
    Much has been made of AICC general secretary Janardan Dwivedi's statement:

    “whatever has happened in UP is very unfortunate. The Congress president has expressed her deep pain and anguish over the events that have taken place in UP.”

    It is eerily reminiscent of the Varun Gandhi episode to be told,

    “In any political organisation, decisions are taken only after considering all aspects of the problem, and not in a hurry. She is in jail right now. Any decision will be taken only hearing her version and explanation. The same thing could have been said without using those words.”

    Besides, Ms Joshi has already offered her version:

    “My intention was to expose a chief minister who has no sympathy for women... to remind Mayawati that being a woman she should realise that a paltry monetary compensation cannot make up for what a woman loses on account of rape.”

    While that sentiment by itself is unexceptionable, and while one would agree with her that a dole of Rs 25,000 to every Dalit rape victim “was quite ironical as the state police chief was spending lakhs on the helicopter ride that he undertakes to hand over that paltry amount to the victim,”  she and her supporters would do well to realise, as Ms Mayawati pointed out, the act under which she was giving financial aid to the Dalit rape victims has been enacted by the Centre and it can be nobody's case that it is meant to be a "compensation" for rape.

    The policy is adopted by almost all state governments, including those ruled by the Congress, particularly in case of victims from deprived sections who are in dire need of rehabilitation.  Apart from their tragedy being used as yet another occasion for politicking, in this case, instead of being offered any practical help, the victims are being further brutalised with the stigma of receiving money, paltry as it is,  from the state, and are being exhorted to return it.

    Much can be said against Ms Mayawati and her ways, but for now Ms Joshi would serve her and her party's cause better by offering an unequivocal and unconditional apology and not the likes of the following:

    "I regret what I said in a fit of anger. If it is being misconstrued, if it's being misinterpreted, it is being taken out of context, then I regret it... I am myself a woman and I should not have spoken these words ... I really apologise."

    The top leaders of her party too need to rise above cynical political calculations. Perhaps they are  waiting for Ms Joshi to help them find their inner-voice -- and the higher moral ground --  by resigning herself?

    Ms Mayawati too needs to ensure that those behind the arson and attack on Ms Joshi's residence are brought to justice. While Ms Joshi's choice of words was particularly unfortunate and have no place in our public discourse, no words can be cited as "provocation" for unleashing anarchy and mayhem.

    One would have thought it would be obvious to all, but given what we keep hearing when discussing the seminal dates in our violent history, perhaps it is worth repeating over and over and over again like a mantra that two wrongs do not make a right.

    • Ms Mayawati making similarly sick statements about Mr Mulayam Singh in 2007 does not justify Ms Joshi making such statements about Ms Mayawati in 2009.
    • Ms Joshi making such statements does not justify burning down her house.

    Ms Joshi has been booked under Sections 153 A (promoting enmity between two groups on ground of religion or caste) and 509 (word or gesture aimed at outraging the modesty of a woman) of the IPC, the Scheduled Castes, Tribes (prevention of atrocities) Act, 1989 and Section 7 of the Criminal Law Amendment Act. While fighting this detention legally and politically, the Congress would do well to send out a message that it stands for decency in public discourse.

    Jul 17, 2009
  • The Mad Woman Theory of Politics
    The Mad Woman Theory of Politics

    Vir Sanghvi on his website:

    When it comes to negotiations, a pose of lunacy can be an enormous bargaining advantage. It worked for Nixon and Kissinger. And now, it will work for Mamata, Jayalalithaa and Mayawati.

    More here

    May 14, 2009
  • How Mayawati Could Be A Role Model For Maoists
    How Mayawati Could Be A Role Model For Maoists

    In the Indian Express, Vinay Sitapati has some useful advice for Naxalite chief, CPI-Maoist General Secretary Ganapati, who "vows to capture state power by planting the red flag on the red fort":

    Mayawati on the other hand, might well capture state power by sticking with the tricolour atop the red fort, but by standing below it on August 15th — and all without ever firing from the barrel of a gun. In her autobiography, My Life of Struggle and the Path of the Bahujan Movement, Mayawati praises the Constitution for empowering “weaker sections”, and suggests its use as a tool to capture power. In between re-reading Chairman Mao’s Little Red Book in the forests of Dandakaranya, Ganapati could perhaps find the time to read Behenji.
    More here
    May 07, 2009
  • Mayawati: The Anti Obama
    Mayawati: The Anti Obama

    Jeremy Kahn in the Newsweek:

    ...unlike Obama, who promised a new politics that would transcend not only race but traditional ideology and corrupt Washington ways, Mayawati has built her power on demagogic class warfare. As her national ambitions have grown, she recently began reaching out to upper-caste voters—but by playing on their fears of the upwardly mobile middle castes, not by appealing to their better, caste-free angels. She has accumulated a suspiciously ostentatious fortune, and is dogged by corruption charges. She is admired by many Dalits, but often more for her power and jewels than for her limited accomplishments on their behalf. Her victory, if it comes, may be seen as a great leap forward for India's oppressed—but, ironically, will end up bolstering the caste system that has kept them in chains.Mayawati would likely be a highly divisive national leader—an anti-Obama—and not only domestically.
    Apr 19, 2009
  • Who’s Afraid Of Kumari Mayawati?
    Who’s Afraid Of Kumari Mayawati?

    Mukul Kesavan in the Telegraph:

    If someone were to say that Mayawati would be a dreadful prime minister because she’s tyrannical in a paranoid, thin-skinned, temperamental way, I would assume (I think reasonably) that the comment was gendered. Think of contemporaries of Mayawati like Mamata Banerjee or Jayalalithaa or Uma Bharti — every woman in Indian politics who chooses to lead a political party without being beholden to a male patron is typecast as difficult, irrational and unpredictable.

    This is not to say that they aren’t all of these bad things: it is simply to point out that a) their male counterparts don’t excite the same sort of criticism and comment, and b) to remind ourselves of how difficult it is to be a female political leader in a systematically male world

    Read the full article: Virago in Diamonds

    In the Indian Express, Kanchan Chandra on what a Mayawati prime-ministership would be like:

    Those who have limited access to education are also those who are least likely to be competitive in this economy. The population with restricted access to education consists disproportionately of caste and religious minorities — exactly the constituency that the BSP aims to speak for.

    Surely, a prime minister who is a champion of minority groups should be a prime minister who champions education. There is little in the BSP’s history, and in the history of Mayawati’s own initiatives, to suggest that she will be that prime minister.

    Read the full article: If Maywati is PM

    Apr 16, 2009
  • Would You Rather Take BJP & LK Advani Over Third Front?
    Would You Rather Take BJP & LK Advani Over Third Front?

    Vir Sanghvi says he would. And explains why:

    It is no secret that I harbour grave misgivings about the BJP and the next generation of its leadership. But I have to say that I would rather take L.K. Advani and five years of BJP rule over this motley collection of power-hungry regional leaders.

    There are many things wrong with the Third Front but here’s the one that worries me the most: these people have no unifying ideology, they have no vision of India, and in many cases, they don’t even have a sense of India outside of their own states. How in God’s name, are they going to steer the country out of this economic crisis? How will they give future generations the direction they deserve?

    More here

    Mar 15, 2009
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  • Haryana Govt Would Have Been Dismissed Had There Been Honesty In What PM Stated In Mann Ki Baat: Mayawati
    Haryana Govt Would Have Been Dismissed Had There Been Honesty In What PM Stated In Mann Ki Baat: Mayawati
    Aug 28, 2017
  • Mixed Response Among Parties To Mayawati's Resignation From Rajya Sabha
    Mixed Response Among Parties To Mayawati's Resignation From Rajya Sabha
    Jul 20, 2017
  • Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari Accepts Mayawati's Resignation
    Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari Accepts Mayawati's Resignation
    BSP chief Mayawati met Vice President Hamid Ansari, who is chairman of the Rajya Sabha, last evening to hand over her resignation.
    Jul 20, 2017
  • House Wants Mayawati to Withdraw Resignation: Rajya Sabha Dy Chairman
    House Wants Mayawati to Withdraw Resignation: Rajya Sabha Dy Chairman
    Jul 19, 2017
  • Rajya Sabha Wants Mayawati To Withdraw Resignation: Deputy Chairman
    Rajya Sabha Wants Mayawati To Withdraw Resignation: Deputy Chairman
    Jul 19, 2017
  • Lalu Comes Out In Mayawati's Support, Offers Her Rajya Sabha Seat From Bihar
    Lalu Comes Out In Mayawati's Support, Offers Her Rajya Sabha Seat From Bihar
    Jul 19, 2017
  • Graft, Dynastic Policies Left People Frustrated, I Inherited A Dismal Machinery: Yogi Adityanath
    Graft, Dynastic Policies Left People Frustrated, I Inherited A Dismal Machinery: Yogi Adityanath
    Jun 30, 2017
  • Adityanath's Lunch With Dalits A Political Drama: Mayawati
    Adityanath's Lunch With Dalits A Political Drama: Mayawati
    Jun 15, 2017
  • BJP Govts in MP, Other States Oppressing Farmers, Poor, Says Mayawati
    BJP Govts in MP, Other States Oppressing Farmers, Poor, Says Mayawati
    Jun 08, 2017
  • Will Attend Lalu's Rally In Patna, So Will Mayawati, Says Akhilesh
    Will Attend Lalu's Rally In Patna, So Will Mayawati, Says Akhilesh
    May 31, 2017
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Outlook topics A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 or just type initial letters