#Candidate Dharmendra Yadav

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समाजवादी पार्टी ने घोषित किया प्रत्याशी, भाजपा ने किया चुनाव कार्यालय का उद्घाटन

बदायूं लोकसभा क्षेत्र में चुनाव की तस्वीर कुछ-कुछ साफ होने लगी है। समाजवादी पार्टी ने अपने पुराने योद्धा धर्मेन्द्र यादव को ही मैदान में उतार दिया है, वहीं भारतीय जनता पार्टी की सांसद डॉ. संघमित्रा मौर्य के चुनाव कार्यालय का आज हवन-पूजन कर एवं फीता काट कर उदघाटन किया गया। भाजपा के लोकसभा प्रभारी एवं एमएलसी कुंवर महाराज सिंह, जिलाध्यक्ष राजीव कुमार गुप्ता, विधायक महेश चंद्र गुप्ता और विधायक हरीश…

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Akhilesh Yadav to focus on non-Yadav OBCs for 2027 polls

Samajwadi Party (SP) President Akhilesh Yadav will make a conscious attempt to consolidate his votes among non-Yadav OBCs as part of his strategy for the 2027 UP assembly elections.

The Samajwadi Party had fielded five family members from the Yadav family – Akhilesh from Kannauj, Dimple Yadav from Mainpuri, Dharmendra Yadav from Azamgarh, Akshay Yadav from Firozabad and Aditya Yadav from Budaun. All the five candidates won the Lok Sabha elections.

“Akhilesh did not field any other Yadav candidate because he wanted to remove the tag of SP being a pro-Yadav party. He gave tickets to other OBCs and the move paid rich dividends with the party winning 37 seats. He wants to continue with the strategy,” said a senior party spokesman.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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BJP’s Electoral Shuffle: Dropping a Quarter of Sitting MPs for Fresh Faces

In a bold move for its third bid for power, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is shaking up its roster by opting to replace a significant portion of its sitting Members of Parliament (MPs) ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Out with the Old, In with the New:

The BJP has unveiled six lists of candidates for just over 400 seats, and notably, approximately a fourth of its sitting MPs, totaling around 100 individuals, have been denied tickets for re-election. This trend echoes the party’s strategy from the 2019 elections when 99 sitting MPs were not fielded. This time, with candidates announced for 405 seats already, it’s anticipated that the number of ousted sitting MPs may surpass previous records as more may find themselves without tickets.

The Modi Factor:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s strategy appears to be centered on mitigating anti-incumbency sentiments by introducing fresh faces. Modi has stressed the importance of the party symbol, the lotus, over individual candidates, emphasizing that no one has the entitlement to demand tickets. Instead, the campaign focuses on Modi’s leadership, his welfare schemes, and the party’s claimed achievements in foreign and economic policies.

New Faces, New Strategies:

Under Modi’s leadership, the BJP is tapping into a diverse pool of candidates. This includes former Chief Ministers and Rajya Sabha MPs, such as Dharmendra Pradhan, Bhupender Yadav, and Rajeev Chandrashekhar, who are now vying for Lok Sabha seats. Additionally, past Chief Ministers like Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Manohar Lal Khattar have been fielded, leveraging their established stature in state politics.

Crossing Party Lines:

A notable feature of the BJP’s strategy is the inclusion of defectors from other parties. Individuals like Naveen Jindal and Ashok Tanwar, who recently joined the BJP from the Congress, have swiftly secured candidacies. This trend extends to prominent figures like Jyotiraditya Scindia and Jitin Prasada, who switched sides in recent years, further diversifying the BJP’s candidate pool.

Changing Tides:

Some sitting MPs may find themselves replaced due to waning popularity or statements that have embarrassed the party. Notable names like Meenakshi Lekhi, Ramesh Bidhuri, and Varun Gandhi are among those facing potential ousting, signaling a shift towards candidates more aligned with the party’s current objectives.

As the BJP reshapes its electoral strategy, it’s evident that the party is prioritizing adaptability and diversity in its candidate selection process. With fresh faces and new strategies, the BJP aims to secure victory in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections

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7 Union Ministers Not Renominated To Rajya Sabha By BJP: What It Means

Seven union ministers whose Rajya Sabha terms end in April have not been re-nominated by the ruling BJP, prompting speculation Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party may field them in the Lok Sabha election that is expected later the same month.

Among the big names absent are Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya (Gujarat), Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan (Madhya Pradesh), and junior IT Minister Rajeev Chandrashekhar (Karnataka).

Also absent are Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav (Rajasthan), and Fisheries Minister Parshottam Rupala (Gujarat), as well as Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Minister Narayan Rane and junior External Affairs Minister V Muraleedharan, both of whom represented Maharashtra.

Sources have told NDTV all seven could now be fielded from Lok Sabha constituencies in various states.

Sources indicate Mr Pradhan may be fielded from Sambalpur or Dheknal in his home state of Odisha, while Mr Yadav may run from Rajasthan's Alwar or Mahendragarh, and Mr Chandrashekhar could contest one of the four seats in Bengaluru; three of these - Central, North, and South - are held by the BJP.

Similarly, Mr Mandaviya may run from Bhavnagar or Surat in Guajrat, while Mr Rupala may get Rajkot. Mr Muraleedharan, meanwhile, may be fielded from his home state of Kerala; the BJP has no presence there, and may look to high-profile names to revive its fortunes.

The BJP has retained only a few big names, in fact, only two union ministers from the Rajya Sabha have been retained - Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw (Odisha) and junior Fisheries Minister L Murugan (Madhya Pradesh). No outgoing MP who has served two or more terms has been repeated.

The only exception is party boss JP Nadda. He though, has been shifted - from Himachal Pradesh, which the Congress won in 2022, to Gujarat. It has also found space for new entrants, including former Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan, who quit the Congress this week.

Overall, it is all change for the BJP, with only four of 28 outgoing Rajya Sabha MPs renominated. The remaining 24 have reportedly been asked for their preference of Lok Sabha seats.

The party has named 28 candidates to the 56 seats that will fall vacant in April, with the focus on new faces and emphasising - to its leadership structure and the voters - its determination to recognise grassroots workers, even those who not known to the public, while also factoring in social equations.

A notable point is that three of the BJP's new Rajya Sabha MPs - Dharmshila Gupta (Bihar), Medha Kulkarni (Maharashtra), and Maya Naroliya (Madhya Pradesh) - are associated with the women's wing, in keeping with the PM's emphasis on the higher approval the party enjoys among women voters.

The BJP's strategy for the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha elections appears to mirror that for the five Assembly polls in November last year, when the party focused on "collective leadership" and selecting high-profile candidates - including fielding Lok Sabha MPs for state elections - to maximise outreach.

The plan worked well. The BJP swept to power in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh, winning the latter two back from the Congress as it dominated its Hindi heartland stronghold.

The BJP is well into its Lok Sabha election prep mode. Party sources said, as early as last month, that National General Secretaries had begun meeting every week (on Tuesdays) to develop strategies, including candidate placement. At one such meet, attended by Home Minister Amit Shah and party boss JP Nadda, the party said it would target first-time voters, beneficiaries of central schemes, and voters from backward classes, as well as young people and women, as it bids for a third consecutive term.

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BJP leaders hit back at Tejashwi Yadav for calling Droupadi Murmu a 'statue' | Patna News

BJP leaders hit back at Tejashwi Yadav for calling Droupadi Murmu a ‘statue’ | Patna News

PATNA: BJP leaders on Sunday hit back at RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav for calling the NDA’s presidential candidate Droupadi Murmu a ‘statue’. Reacting sharply over the RJD leader’s remarks, senior BJP leader and Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Sunday termed Tejashwi as “a juvenile with a silver spoon” who needs to learn some grace and humility. “Those with the history of…

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‘मुझ पर मुर्गी चोरी, बकरी चोरी का आरोप...', आजम ने योगी सरकार पर बोला बड़ा हमला

‘मुझ पर मुर्गी चोरी, बकरी चोरी का आरोप…’, आजम ने योगी सरकार पर बोला बड़ा हमला

Image Source : PTI Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan speaks during a public meeting in support of Dharmendra Yadav, SP candidate for Azamgarh. Highlights सरकार ने मेरे परिवार पर मुर्गी चोरी, बकरी चोरी, शराब दुकान लूटने जैसे आरोप लगाये हैं: आजम खान आजम ने कहा दुनिया में किसी राजनेता के साथ किसी हुकूमत ने इतना घटिया सुलूक नहीं किया होगा। मुझ पर शराब की दुकानें लूटने और 16 हजार रुपये गल्ले से चोरी…

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Mulayam Singh will fight for Mainpuri seat

The Samajwadi Party on Friday announced 6 candidates for the Lok Sabha elections 2019 in Uttar Pradesh, handling party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav from its Mainpuri. Shabbir Valmiki from Bahraich, Dharmendra Yadav will fight from Badaun, Kamlesh Katheria from Etawah, Akshay Yadav from Firozabad, Bhailal Kol from Robertsganj the party announced. He fought from Mainpuri in the Lok Sabha in 1996, 2004 and 2009. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Mulayam Yadav contetsed from Azamgarh and Mainpuri and won both. In Mainpuri, his margin was a huge 3.64 lakh vote. Read the full article

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धर्मेन्द्र यादव का ईवीएम से छेड़छाड़ का आरोप, तोता निकलने पर सपाई शांत बदायूं लोकसभा क्षेत्र के गुन्नौर विधान सभा क्षेत्र में समाजवादी पार्टी के कार्यकर्ता प्रशासन पर ईवीएम से छेड़छाड़ करने का आरोप लगाने लगे। प्रशासन ने छेड़छाड़ के आरोप को नकार दिया तो, सपा कार्यकर्ता सीसीटीवी फुटेज दिखाने को लेकर प्रदर्शन करने लगे। सपाईयों ने एडीएम के विरुद्ध जमकर नारेबाजी की।

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LS polls historic, will restore respect for poor: Akhilesh

LS polls historic, will restore respect for poor: Akhilesh

BADAUN (UP)

Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav Saturday said the 2019 Lok Sabha elections are “historic” as they will take the nation in a new direction and restore respect for the poor.

“The BJP wants to create a gulf of hatred,” he said at a joint rally of the SP-BSP-RLD alliance in favour of Samajwadi Party candidate Dharmendra Yadav here.

The BJP wants to divide the society for gaining…

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Out of the seven seats, Congress is hopeful of doing well in at least two — Saharanpur and Kheri. However, the more contentious of the seats include Badaun where Congress’s Salim Shervani is pitted against SP chief Akhilesh Yadav’s cousin Dharmendra Yadav from Times of India https://ift.tt/2Uc8BEU via IFTTT

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Congress leaves 7 seats in UP for SP, BSP and RLD alliance

To woo allies within the politically essential state of Uttar Pradesh, the Congress on Sunday introduced that it’s going to depart greater than a dozen Lok Sabha seats for different events, together with seven seats for the SP, BSP and RLD alliance within the state.

Other than this, the grand outdated social gathering of India additionally introduced that it’s going to depart two seats for the Apna Dal, and entered into an electoral settlement with the lesser recognized Jan Adhikar Get together.

“The Congress is leaving seven Lok Sabha seats within the state for the SP, BSP and RLD alliance. These embody Mainpuri, Kannauj and Firozabad. Other than this, the social gathering is not going to area any candidate on seats from the place BSP chief Mayawati, RLD chief Ajit Singh and his son Jayant Chaudhary are prone to contest or could contest,” UP Congress chief Raj Babbar instructed reporters right here.

He, nevertheless, couldn’t inform the identify of the seventh Lok Sabha seat, which the Congress shall be leaving for the alliance.

“The alliance has left the seats of Rae Bareli (held by UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi) and Amethi (held by Congress president Rahul Gandhi). In a reciprocating gesture, we’re leaving seven Lok Sabha seats for them,” Babbar stated.

When requested whether or not it’s Badaun, he replied within the destructive.

On March 8, the Samajwadi Get together had launched its first checklist of 9 candidates for the Lok Sabha polls in Uttar Pradesh, fielding social gathering founder Mulayam Singh Yadav from its stronghold Mainpuri.

The social gathering later introduced that SP chief Akhilesh Yadav’s spouse Dimple Yadav would contest from Kannauj, the place she is the sitting MP.

The social gathering has determined to area MPs Dharmendra Yadav and Akshay Yadav from the present seats of Badaun and Firozabad, respectively.

By the way, the Congress had introduced Saleem Iqbal Shervani as its candidate from Badaun.

Babbar stated the Congress has additionally determined to depart the Lok Sabha seats of Gonda and Pilibhit for the Apna Dal.

“The Congress additionally entered into an electoral settlement of seven seats with the Jan Adkhikar Get together. Below the settlement, the Jan Adkhikar Get together will contest from 5 seats, together with Jhansi, Chandauli, Etah and Basti. On two seats, the candidates of Jan Adkhikar Get together will contest on Congress image. One of many two seats is Ghazipur,” he stated.

The Jan Adkhikar Get together was based by Babu Singh Kushwaha, a former BSP minister and shut aide of Mayawati.

Kushwaha was one in every of Mayawati’s most trusted “backroom boys”, and a senior member of the UP cupboard.

On April 7, 2011, he was pressured to resign after being implicated within the homicide of two chief medical officers.

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SP fields Mulayam from 'safest' Mainpuri LS seat

SP fields Mulayam from ‘safest’ Mainpuri LS seat

Lucknow, Mar 8 (PTI) The Samajwadi Party on Friday released a list of six candidates for the Lok Sabha polls in Uttar Pradesh, fielding party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav from its stronghold Mainpuri.

Dharmendra Yadav will contest from Badaun, Akshay Yadav from Firozabad, Kamlesh Katheria from Etawah, Bhailal Kol from Robertsganj and Shabbir Valmiki from Bahraich, the party announced.

The…

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The booth strategy that BJP is banking upon

Latest Updates - M. N. & Associates - BAREILLY: For a retired armed forces personnel, Tejpal is a rather busy man these days. A 60-year-old from Thiriya Khurd booth of Meerganj Vidhan Sabha, he starts bright and early. Not for a morning walk or running errands. Rather, with a voter list in his hand, he knocks on his neighbours’ doors to verify their names. Being a booth-level worker of the BJP in Bareilly’s Meerganj assembly seat, he takes great pride in his new job: verifying voters and helping others get voter ID cards. “BhaJa-Pa (as the BJP is referred in the Hindi belt) mein booth hee sab kuchh hai (Booth means everything in the BJP). Booth mazboot toh party mazboot (The party is as strong as its booth),” he avers.The exercise is part of the party’s Lok Sabha Sanchalak Samiti initiative ahead of the 2019 polls. The booth is the lowest unit in an electoral battle. That’s where most voters will come in personal contact with a representative of the party. Typically, a booth will have between 1,000 and 1,300 voters. BJP’s attempt in recent years has been to strengthen its booth-level presence. Every page of a booth-level voter’s list, comprising of some 50 voters, is assigned to a party worker designated a panna pramukh. Every booth typically has some 20 panna pramukhs. Ten-fifteen booths form one sector and 10-15 sectors comprise a mandal. There are 3-5 mandals in an assembly constituency. 66196501 With the prime minister enjoining party workers to regularly interact with voters of their respective constituencies and ensure that at least 20 youth and families are working with the party in every polling booth, public representatives have started mapping polling booths and ensuring ground strength. "Booth management is based on the old technique of man-to-man contact. The basic premise is that the candidate can’t reach out to every voter but a boothlevel worker — who resides in the same mohalla or ward — can,” says Sangit Kumar Ragi, professor, political science, University of Delhi.The politics of yore had politicians — from seasoned to wannabes — walking the long mile and meeting voters personally on a regular basis. Then a time came when thanks to technology, leaders got distanced from the voters they represent. Today, man-to-man contact is back. “In fact, through booth management, the BJP was able to evolve from being a party of the urban and semi-urban to one with a base in rural areas. Incidentally, technology made the job much easier,” says Ragi.SOME FORMER BOOTH-LEVEL WORKERS IN BJP 66196503 66196513 As the BJP sounds the poll bugle for 2019 with the PM himself exhorting its foot soldiers to make “Mere Booth, Sabse Mazboot (my polling booth, the strongest)”, ET Magazine travelled to a key constituency of UP (along with sixtime MP and Union Minister for Labour and Employment Santosh Gangwar) for a closer look at BJP’s booth management strategy.Welcome to Bareilly, known for its soorma (a kind of kajal), kites, cuisine, baans & barfi (bamboo work & sweets). The Lok Sabha constituency has five assembly seats: Meerganj, Nawabganj, Bhojipura, Bareilly city and Cantt — all held by the BJP. Bareilly division has five Lok Sabha seats: Bareilly, Aonla, Badaun, Shahjahanpur and Pilibhit. Except Badaun — represented by Akhilesh Yadav’s cousin Dharmendra Yadav — rest are with the BJP.Arms & ArmourPucca roads from Bareilly city lead us to a nondescript building of one Sant Mangal Puri Inter College in Meerganj. A boothlevel committee meeting is on. Volunteers have assembled under a Jamun tree on the college premises that has doubled up as a meeting point keenly listening to what their president has to say. “Saathiyon, aapko har booth mein jana hai, pachaas vote badane hai, pachaas vote katvane hai (Visit every booth; get 50 new voters added, and get 50 defunct votes deleted),” says Bhagwan Singh. “Get the names of people who are either dead or have migrated, got married elsewhere, or those who have double votes deleted,” he tells the gathering. 66196583 For an "ideological party" that gives great importance to organisation and workers, its strategy boils down to booth and youth. "Remember you also have to focus on youth who will turn 18 by Jan 1, 2019. Give them Form 6 and ensure they fill it immediately. Soon it is the turn of district secretary Veerendra Gangwar to speak up." "Yeh matdaata soochi hee humara hathiyaar hai (This voter list is our weapon). Oil it well and we shall indeed succeed," says Gangwar. The ubiquity of smartphones means the age-old strategy of person-to-person contact is conducted with the aid of technology."Booth management will only get more comprehensive and organised for 2019," adds Ragi. Party insiders tell us how they plan to have a social media coordinator for every single booth for 2019. "We aim to spread the government message down to the last," he says. Here is how. "The national team will send their tweets to all states. The state units will then pass it on to each district and the district will then send to each mandal and eventually to the booth worker. He will then send it to his WhatsApp group of voters."Opposition, meanwhile, is smelling foul. "In the name of 'strengthening booth', they are getting our supporters 'votes deleted,' Samajwadi Party president for Uttar Pradesh, Naresh Uttam, tells ET Magazine. All parties allegedly aim at getting the core votes of opposition parties deleted from the electoral rolls. Booth workers typically comprise of panna pramukh, booth adhyaksh and, lately, social media coordinator. They do all the backstage electioneering work, including helping people get voter ID cards, managing the electoral rolls, holding corner meetings and talking up the party's achievements in the government, canvassing for candidates, arranging vehicles to bring voters to the booth and organising campaign meetings for senior party leaders. 66196585 "We have given a list of 23 tasks that a booth worker ought to do. This includes how to induct, who to induct, what to discuss and what not to discuss, among others. This exercise will go on till January after which big and small conventions will be held at booth, mandal and sector level," says one senior organisation leader of the BJP on the condition of anonymity. The exercise of voters' verification - whereby workers will visit every household - will go on till October 20. The enormity of this exercise is hard to fathom. There are 1,63,000 booths in UP alone. That means the BJP needs 32 lakh workers just to man booths. This is an increase of 15,000 from the summer of 2017 when the state went to polls. "Booth level committees have been reconstituted at 1,40,400 polling booths," says the BJP leader.Back at the meeting at the inter college, all instructions have been given, queries raised and answered. A tollfree number is announced by the conveyor that is keyed in by each worker. Now it's time for the chief guest to speak. Six-time MP from Bareilly and Union minister for labour and employment rises and does not lose a minute to send the message straight: "Mitron, aap jante ki Chhatra Pal ji (MLA from Baheri assembly seat of Pilibhit Lok Sabha) isse pehle wala chunav (2012 assembly elections) kitne vote se hare they?""Atthaara vote se (by 18 votes)", listeners reply in chorus. Gangwar digs deeper in history and fishes example from other parties. "And in Rajasthan there was one Congress candidate (CP Joshi) who lost by one vote (in 2008) and owing to that, he could not become the chief minister. Ek-ek vote nirnayak hai (each vote is decisive). Due to diligence of our booth-level workers, we won all Bareilly seats by getting 51% vote share. Have you ever wondered what will happen if others (opposition parties) get together? But we can still win by taking each vote seriously and making every booth stronger," he signs off. The sun is about to set, but not before the minister enjoins workers to carry on the exercise every day, one booth at a time. Govt may pay part of woman worker’s salary during maternity leave: Santosh GangwarUnion Minister for Labour and Employment (Independent Charge) Santosh Gangwar tells ET how the government creates an enabling environment for workers. Edited excerpts:You are a six-time MP from Bareilly. Why aren’t there enough jobs and industry in the constituency?Bareilly’s problem is not joblessness but a glut of engineering and medical institutions that churn out more students than the market can employ.What about the situation at an all-India level? The Modi government is often criticised for not creating enough jobs?Let me clarify: it is not the work of the labour and employment ministry to create jobs. Our work is to create an enabling environment for workers at all levels. Towards that end, the Union government has taken many steps to enhance their working conditions, safety and social security and also to improve their living standards. In the past two years, 1 crore workers have been linked with ESIC (Employees’ State Insurance Corporation) benefits and more than 1 crore have been brought in the fold of the EPFO (Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation). Efforts are on to increase the government’s contribution to new employee’s EPF so that employers don’t have to bear this share. As far as job creation is concerned, lack of data on number of people getting employed is a major hindrance in getting the correct number of jobs created.What about women employees?The government increased maternity leaves from 12 to 26 weeks but reports says new hirings for women have actually come down in one year. We are aware of the situation. To check this, the government is considering a scheme under which it will foot a part of the salary of women employees on maternity leave. This will cover women employees across sectors and levels, except Aasha and Aanganwadi workers. This should arrest the fall in women employment that was noticed in the last few quarters.Recently, there was a mega protest by workers at Jantar Mantar demanding better wages.There are a slew of measures that the government has announced under the PM’s initiatives such as a social security scheme named the Atal Bimit Vyakti Kalyan Yojna. Some 3.2 crore insured persons will benefit from this newly launched scheme of ESIC that will deposit cash directly into the beneficiary’s bank account in case of unemployment. This cash benefit given to the unemployed will be 25% of his/her average earning of the last 90 days. There are some 40 crore workers in the unorganised sector. The Pradhan Mantri Jeewan Jyoti Beema Yojna and the Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Beema Yojna are totally free for unorganised workers. The honorarium of 14 lakh Aanganwadi workers have been increased from Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,500 a month and that of Aanganwadi helpers from Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,250 a month. The incentive of Aasha workers too has been doubled. Chartered Accountant For consultng. Contact Us: http://bit.ly/mumbai-ca

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Electricity for Every Household

Aiming to empower and uplift the rural youth and development, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship partnered today with the Ministry of Power to ensure access to electricity for every household in the country through an ambitious scheme, Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojna (SAUBHAGYA). The scheme aims to achieve universal household electrification in all parts of the country at a cost of Rs 16,320 crore, including Gross Budgetary Support of Rs 12,320 crore from the government.

In order to successfully deliver a project of this magnitude, huge volume of skilled workforce would be required across different job roles to enable completion of various components of the work. To support the successful execution of the scheme, the vocational training program has been launched in six states namely Assam, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha and Uttar Pradesh. A total estimated number of participants to be trained between the two job roles of Lineman Distribution (Multi-skilled) and Technical Helper is 47000 in these six focus states and more than 55000 across the country.

The launch was done through a video conferencing with states where eminent dignitaries including State Ministers like Dr Neera Yadav, Minister for Labour and Skill Development, Uttar Pradesh and Deepak Joshi, Minister of Skills, Madhya Pradesh, engaged to discuss local challenges and targets to support the project.

As the scheme is to be implemented across the country with 200 districts as major focus area, the skilling initiatives are proposed to be delivered in a decentralised mode at district level. The training infrastructures available with ITI’s at district level as well as the infrastructures available with the State Power Distribution Utilities will be utilised for skill training of the candidates ensuring successful implementation of the scheme.

Highlighting the role of electricity in boosting socio-economic development of a nation and congratulating all partners contributing to the success of the projects, Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas and Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhan said, “Today’s announcement is a new chapter in the development of our nation. Is it in line with the structured approach of our Prime Minister and his vision of One Team India.  With our Skill India program supporting Ministry of Power and the contribution being made from REC, NSDC and the respective State Governments, this is yet another milestone reflecting how a joint organised mechanism is institutionalised to ensure efficient delivery of projects and schemes.”

“Saubhagya is a scheme with estimated expenditure of Rs 16000 crore our of which 25 per cent is estimated cost against wages and margin for human resource being deployed for the project. This is a big employment opportunity for skilled workforce and we will work jointly with Ministry of Power across the nation to ensure that we avail this opportunity for our youth and help them better their livelihood,” he further added.

The measure of success is to map the accomplishments that we achieve on ground. We need more than 5000 lakh man hours today to ensure successful completion of our projects and around 35000 trained manpower for Saubhagya alone. Our targets for skilling workforce will be set in accordance with our local requirements”. Saubhagya is more than a mission to provide electricity to the entire nation and ensure energy security.

Source : http://www.dailypioneer.com/vivacity/electricity-for-every-household.html

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Gujarat Rajya Sabha polls LIVE: Ahmed Patel, Amit Shah, Smriti Irani win

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Amit Shah, Smriti Irani win Rajya Sabha seats from Gujarat

Ones who did not even have 50,000 in their homes, rejected 15 crores: Congress leader Arjun Modhwadia

It was a tough election, everyone worked together, party emerged stronger out of it: Ahmed Patel after his win

Under Rahul Gandhi's leadership Congress will be strengthened and we will win elections: Ahmed Patel

This is not just my victory. It is a defeat of the most blatant use of money power,muscle power and abuse of state machinery: Ahmed Patel tweets after his win

I want to thank each & every MLA who voted for me despite unprecedented intimidation & pressure from BJP.They voted for an inclusive India: Ahmed Patel

BJP stands exposed of personal vendetta and political terror. People of Gujarat will give them a befitting reply in this year's election: Ahmed Patel

Congress leader Ahmed Patel retains Rajya Sabha seat from Gujarat: ANI

  I appreciate the order of the Election Commission. I salute my MLAs and rank and file of the Congress Party: Ahmed Patel

  If required we will take legal action: Gujarat Dy CM Nitinbhai Patel on EC verdict declaring vote of 2 Cong MLAs as invalid #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Our polling agent raised the issue immediately but we thought it is for EC to decide further on it. I demand EC to make CD public: Guj Dy CM http://pic.twitter.com/J0kXMpLo6W

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Election Commission asks Returning Officer to start counting of votes after segregating the votes in question

EC declares votes of Congress MLAs Bhola Bhai Gohil and Raghav Bhai Patel as invalid

Election Commission says both Congress votes invalid

  Not legal issue; political drama. If there was objection,should've been raised during polling: Subhash Kashyap, constitution expert #Gujarat http://pic.twitter.com/iOAMDkLGvl

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Anyhow how will one identify two votes that they want to be disqualified? It is not possible practically : Subhash Kashyap #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/orPUza0sTl

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Gujarat: Amit Shah, CM Vijay Rupani, Bhupender Yadav & othe rparty members sitting outside counting center in Gandhinagar #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/n3b1MZDKrs

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Election Commission will convey order on counting of votes to Returning Officer at 11.30 pm #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    EC officials did not meet Congress & BJP delegations for the third time; officials are in closed door meeting right now #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Delhi: BJP delegation leaves Election Commission office #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/8Bo1wipxJd

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    We want electoral process to be completed and counting to begin: Nirmala Sitharaman at EC #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/KTBacwQ6aD

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Congress cannot put undue pressure on EC. If Congress party goes to EC the third time, so will we: RS Prasad #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/W0LQjUk0t4

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Congress leaders including RPN Singh and Randeep Surjewala going to the Election Commission for the third time #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Delhi: BJP delegation also reaches Election Commission for the third time #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Have appealed EC to start the counting process immediately because free & fair elections took place: MA Naqvi, BJP #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/01dOCPla7L

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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      Have full faith in EC,Congress's allegations have no substance and they are giving wrong precedents: RS Prasad after meeting EC again http://pic.twitter.com/Y7gPrDReMO

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  BJP delegation of leaders Nirmala Sitharaman, Piyush Goyal and RS Prasad visit the Election Commission again

  Delhi: Congress and BJP delegations at Election Commission #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/92zVQoIi75

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Delhi: Union Minister Arun Jaitley also reached Election Commission #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/wd1PpxbytF

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    There is enough evidence that the ballot papers were seen by people other than those authorised:  Congress leader P Chidambaram

Election Commission must reject these ballot papers as it did in Haryana in June 2016: P Chidambaram

  Since morning Congress has been claiming win, now with defeat staring in their face they are making desperate attempts: RS Prasad #Gujarat

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    One of our MLAs had mistakenly showed his vote in Haryana&his vote was rejected,same was done in Gujarat so should be rejected:Anand Sharma http://pic.twitter.com/e9UmlBmbIL

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Complaint was filed immediately but returning officer didn't do anything: Ahmed Patel, Congress #Gujarat #RajyaSabhaPolls http://pic.twitter.com/579emBH2sp

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Union ministers Arun Jaitley , Ravi Shankar , Nirmala Sitharaman also reach Election Commission #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  We requested that Congress,BJP&Presiding officer should jointly watch video, but BJP objected,waiting for EC decision: Arjun Modhwadia,Cong http://pic.twitter.com/za3GA0PxEO

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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    Election Commission meet taking place right now over Congress complaint, EC's decision will come today: Sources

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  BJP delegation including union ministers MA Naqvi, Piyush Goyal and Dharmendra Pradhan going to Election Commission #GujaratRSPolls

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Congress approaches Election Commission on cross-voting.

  Congress complaint to EC demanding quashing of votes of 2 Cong MLAs who voted BJP and allegedly showed votes publicly http://pic.twitter.com/xf7glnABQ8

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Ambalal Jadhav, General Secretary, JD(U) in Gujarat, reaffirms Chotubhai Vasava has voted for Ahmed Patel.

Who is KC Tyagi to say anything? Chotubhai has voted, he will tell. Our support is with Ahmed Patel: JD(U)'s Ambalal Jadhav

  Congress's Randeep Surjewala and RPN Singh approach EC to demand quashing of votes of 2 Cong MLAs,say they voted BJP&publicly showed votes

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  #Gujarat: Visuals of celebrations at BJP office in Ahmedabad ahead of #RajyaSabhaPolls results. http://pic.twitter.com/yctxKzGLOg

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Two Congress MLAs Bholabhai and Raghavji Bhai voted for BJP and publicly showed their votes: Congress Gujarat legislator Shaktisinh Gohil

Two Congress MLAs who voted for BJP showed their votes to Amit Shahji, it has been video-graphed: Shaktisinh Gohil

We will ask for official copy, if the video has been tampered with then it's a serious a criminal act, we will go to Supreme Court: Shaktisinh Gohil

Chotubhai Vasava, the lone Janata Dal (United) legislator in the Gujarat assembly, voted for BJP: JD(U) spokesperson KC Tyagi

All 176 MLAs have voted in #Gujarat #RajyaSabhaElection: State election officer

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Ahmed Patel ji is winning comfortably: Ashok Gehlot,Congress Gujarat in charge #GujaratRSPolls http://pic.twitter.com/UKnGObKtiQ

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2017

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  Ahmedabad: Gujarat Congress MLAs at Uma Bhawan after they cast their vote in #RajyaSabhaPolls #Gujarat http://pic.twitter.com/p54SlDFebx

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Gujarat #RajyaSabhaPolls: 61 BJP MLAs and 43 Congress MLAs have cast their votes so far.

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  We have got 43 votes so far, 1 MLA is going to vote. Chhotubhai Vasava (JDU) publicly said he voted for Ahmed bhai: Arjun Modhwadia, Cong http://pic.twitter.com/7H2uaVlW1C

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Both NCP MLAs voting for BJP candidate, it is clear: #Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani #RajyaSabhaPolls http://pic.twitter.com/HXI9YOBtcq

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  #Gujarat Congress MLAs arrive at state assembly in Gandhinagar from Neejanand resort in Anand #RajyaSabhaPolls http://pic.twitter.com/Pw8McZWuri

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  2 MLAs voted for BJP despite being Congress MLAs. Shakti Singh Gohil has taken objection against this: Arjun Modhwadia,INC #RajyaSabhaPolls http://pic.twitter.com/noDoYJc26s

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Voted for Balwantsinh Rajput. I want to stay in politics but not in Congress: Raghavji Patel #Gujarat http://pic.twitter.com/5KDu9VOCng

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Congress hadn't been listening to us for a year. We have voted for Balwantsinh Rajput: Dharmendra Jadeja, Congress #RajyaSabhaPolls #Gujarat http://pic.twitter.com/7SRFILADE6

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Former Congress Gujarat chief Shankersinh Vaghela says he has not voted for Congress candidate Ahmed Patel.

“I have not voted for Ahmed Patel. When Congress is not winning, why should I waste my vote,” Vaghela said.

Jab Cong jeetne waali hai hi nahi, vote bina matlab Cong ko dene ka matlab nahi tha. Humne Ahmed Patel ko vote nahi diya:Shankersinh Vaghela http://pic.twitter.com/LoQZES57K3

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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    #FLASH: Voting begins at the Gujarat assembly for Rajya Sabha elections. http://pic.twitter.com/xagrzQ2B1D

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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  Shankersinh Vaghela arrived for voting at Gujarat assembly for #RajyaSabhaPolls http://pic.twitter.com/70m3RihPQ0

— ANI (@ANI_news) August 8, 2017

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10th Feb Toppers

Type 1 Topper : Aakash Pandey, Uttar pradesh

Type 2 Topper : Srikanth K Chandiran,Telangana

Type 3 Topper : Adarsh Pandey,Uttar pradesh

Type 4 Topper : Ravi Aggarwal,Malerkotla, Punjab

Type 5 Topper : Anirban Senapati,Medinipur, West Bengal

Type 6 Topper : Dinesh Kumar, Karnataka

8th Feb Toppers

Type 1 Topper : Aakash Pandey, Uttar Pradesh

Type 2 Topper : Bishal Dalui, West Bangal

Type 3 Topper : Adarsh Pandey,Uttar Pradesh

Type 4 Topper : Vishal kailas,Maharashtra

Type 5 Topper : Godara Ajeet,Rajasthan

Type 6 Topper : Vinay Kumar,AndhraPradesh

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Toppers list 2015-2016

Rank

Name T2P1 T2P T2_TOTAL T1 Marks

Total

1 RAVI SHANKAR SINGH 187.5 167.5 355 160 515 2 ANIL KUMAR 188 167.5 355.5 157.5 513 3 KASA ARAVIND 196 163 359 153.25 512.25 4 LOVE GUPTA 192.5 173.75 366.25 144.75 511 5 RATTAN SHARMA 195 165 360 151 511 6 MAYANK GUPTA 190 175 365 145 510 7 PARUL MITTAL 195 161.25 356.25 153 509.25 8 MOHA VASHISHTHA 190 168.75 358.75 148.5 507.25 9 ARUNA RANI 192.5 163.25 355.75 151 506.75 10 AASTHA SIHAG 191 164.25 355.25 151 506.25 11 AKASH SHARMA 181 166.25 347.25 157.5 504.75 12 ABHISHEK CHOUDHARY 192.5 166.25 358.75 144.75 503.5 13 PUJA AGARWAL 190 171.25 361.25 142 503.25 14 PRANAY BHATIA 181.5 174.25 355.75 147.5 503.25 15 VIJAY 197.5 164 361.5 141 502.5 16 BHARAT LAL 197.5 152.75 350.25 151 501.25 17 SACHIV NEHRA 184 168.75 352.75 148 500.75 18 GAURAV KALHAN 193 174.5 367.5 132.75 500.25 19 ROHIT SINGH BIST 190.5 158.75 349.25 151 500.25 20 VIVEK KHARB 183 157.5 340.5 159.75 500.25 21 ABHINAV BANSAL 179 168 347 152.25 499.25 22 ANURAG GARG 182.5 162.75 345.25 154 499.25 23 DEEPAK DALAL 191 160 351 147 498 24 DHIRAJ SINGH 180 167.25 347.25 150 497.25 25 SANDEEP KUMAR 190 152.5 342.5 154.75 497.25 26 VAIBHAV MISHRA 180.5 165 345.5 151.5 497 27 180.5 168 348.5 147.5 496 28 RAGHUNANDAN AVASTHI 188.5 171.25 359.75 136 495.75 29 KAPTAN SINGH GURJAR 197.5 151.75 349.25 146.25 495.5 30 MANISH CHAUDHARY 195 152.75 347.75 147.75 495.5 31 DEEPAK RANA 188.5 163.75 352.25 142.75 495 32 PUTTA NAGESWARARAO 195 147.5 342.5 152.5 495 33 SOURAV ASIJA 193.5 162.75 356.25 137.25 493.5 34 MEENAKSHI KUMARI 187.5 161.75 349.25 144.25 493.5 35 SUDIP KUMAR ROY 186.5 163.75 350.25 142 492.25 36 ATUL KUMAR 188.5 150 338.5 153.75 492.25 37 PANKAJ GARG 180.5 165.5 346 145.5 491.5 38 SHIVANSHI SRIVASTAVA 184 151.25 335.25 156.25 491.5 39 AJEET SINGH YADAV 165 173.75 338.75 152.25 491 40 RAVIN KUMAR 182 156.75 338.75 152 490.75 41 HEMANT GOEL 177 171.25 348.25 141.75 490 42 182.5 173.75 356.25 133.5 489.75 43 DHAWAL PATHAK 184.5 172.5 357 132.5 489.5 44 ASHISH KAPOOR 190.5 167 357.5 131.75 489.25 45 ANIL KUMAR 179.5 165.75 345.25 143.25 488.5 46 RAHUL SHARMA 195 157.75 352.75 135.5 488.25 47 SAHIL BANSAL 178.5 157.5 336 152.25 488.25 48 VIPUL KUMAR JHA 176.5 157.5 334 154.25 488.25 49 RAVI KUMAR 168 166.25 334.25 153.75 488 50 AMIT KUMAR 179.5 164 343.5 144.25 487.75 51 RAHUL GAHLAWAT 192.5 163.25 355.75 131.75 487.5 52 VIDUR 187.5 161.25 348.75 138.75 487.5 53 AVADHESH KUMAR DIXIT 185 162 347 140.5 487.5 54 PALAK BHATTACHARYA 171 175 346 141.5 487.5 55 ANUJ CHOUDHARY 180 168.25 348.25 139 487.25 56 VIKRAM SINGH RATHORE 187.5 157.75 345.25 142 487.25 57 S BHAGYA RAJU DOMATHOTI 181.5 159 340.5 146.75 487.25 58 NISHANT GOEL 180 156.25 336.25 150.5 486.75 59 ANURAG KALIRAMNA 185 164 349 137.5 486.5 60 RAGHAV GUND 177 160 337 149.5 486.5 61 ANAND PRABHAT SINGH 180 162.75 342.75 143 485.75 62 RAHUL KUMAR 181.5 157 338.5 147 485.5 63 ANUJ KAUNDAL 183.5 169.75 353.25 132 485.25 64 LOVEKESH BHATIA 195 152.75 347.75 137.5 485.25 65 KUMAR RAJAT 173 167 340 145.25 485.25 66 ANKIT SINGH PARIHAR 180 161.25 341.25 143.75 485 67 SAMEER RAWAT 184.5 152.25 336.75 148 484.75 68 AMIT GARG 180 160.25 340.25 144.25 484.5 69 ANKUSH 188 171.25 359.25 125 484.25 70 ABHISHEK PANDEY 186 161 347 137.25 484.25 71 PRASHANT KUMAR JHA 180 166.75 346.75 137.5 484.25 72 RAJAT GOYAL 178.5 155.5 334 150 484 73 SARANG SINGHAL 183 162.5 345.5 138.25 483.75 74 VIKASH 172.5 165 337.5 146.25 483.75 75 HITESH 168 160 328 155.75 483.75 76 169.5 157.5 327 156.75 483.75 77 AMAR GUPTA 186.5 161.25 347.75 135.75 483.5 78 POOJAN 176 170.75 346.75 136.75 483.5 79 193.5 158.25 351.75 131.25 483 80 GORANTLA VENUGOPAL 192.5 160.25 352.75 130 482.75 81 AVINASH SHARAWAT 187.5 152 339.5 143.25 482.75 82 RAKHI BANSAL 183 156.5 339.5 143.25 482.75 83 ROHIT KUMAR 185 160 345 137.5 482.5 84 PRATAP SINGH 165 168.75 333.75 148.75 482.5 85 VINAY KUMAR DUBEY 175 167.5 342.5 139.75 482.25 86 SUMIT 193 153.75 346.75 135.25 482 87 DEEPESH BANSAL 190.5 156.25 346.75 135 481.75 88 RITU 176.5 158.5 335 146.75 481.75 89 ABHISHEK JAIN 173 161 334 147.75 481.75 90 VAIBHAV TYAGI 173.5 166.25 339.75 141.75 481.5 91 ANUBHAV 184 154.25 338.25 143.25 481.5 92 ANKUR SHARMA 182.5 157.75 340.25 141 481.25 93 NITIN KUMAR 182.5 157.5 340 141.25 481.25 94 RAHUL GOYAL 169.5 168.75 338.25 143 481.25 95 MANUJ SINGH DHAKA 167 169.25 336.25 144.5 480.75 96 ABHIMANYU UJWAL 165.5 162.75 328.25 152.5 480.75 97 SANDEEP SAINI 180.5 157.5 338 142.5 480.5 98 NEERAJ KHATRI 191 145 336 144.5 480.5 99 DHARMENDRA SHARMA 192.5 143 335.5 145 480.5 100 GYANENDRA PANDEY 167 162.25 329.25 151.25 480.5

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