Article published on 2019-05-20
Unmoved by DMK threat, AIADMK reboots pet projects in TN- Health ministry plans to offer peritoneal dialysis facility to kidney patients at their homes
- Vijayan dismisses exit poll results as speculations
- TN govt committed to release of Rajiv case convicts: CM Palaniswamy
- Congress workers rubbish exit polls, say party will perform better
- BJP seeks spl Assembly session in MP; claims Cong govt reduced to minority
- Dravidian parties reject exit poll predictions for TN
- Healthy gut: Here's one more reason to wake up and smell the coffee
- Telugu states set to stop Modi juggernaut
- Exit polls pull markets up; Sensex zooms 1300 points, rupee gains 79 paise
- Madras HC grants Kamal anticipatory bail over 'Godse' remark
- Film on Indian Navy's 1971 Karachi harbour bombing in works
- No guarantee of Oppn alliance staying intact by May 23: Sena
- Saif Ali Khan's 'Laal Kaptaan' to release in September
- BJP says TMC resorted to violence, seeks re-poll in several booths
- Chandrababu Naidu to meet Mamata for post-poll alliance talks in Kolkata
- Men ignore health risks of steroids for 'beautiful' body: Study
- IT stocks under pressure; TCS, Infosys down up to 2%
- Schools, colleges asked to hold screening sessions for mental health, cancer
- Adityanath recommends sacking of SBSP leader Rajbhar to UP Governor
- Exit polls: Why Congress getting wiped out is not a big surprise
- Exit polls not exact polls, most have gone wrong: Venkaiah Naidu
- Exit polls give confusing signals to voters in UP
- Exit polls confound, crown Modi king
- Line of Sight: Exit polls indicate return of Modi wave – bigger than 2014
- Daily wrap: Oppn leaders slam exit polls; Dal Lake’s floating market stays afloat
- A polarising poll: What Piloo taught us
- NDA majority to hung — what exit polls say about 2019 LS election
- Uttar Pradesh: Bua-Bhatija may fail to stop Modi-Yogi raj
- Opposition leaders slam exit polls, see it as attempt to set false narrative
- Kerala: It's clean sweep UDF; BJP may hit nought
- YSRCP set to sweep Andhra Pradesh
- Exit polls, if true, will end Karnataka alliance
- Exit poll: Northeast to largely remain Congress-mukt
- Exit Poll: In Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party likely to be biggest loser
- DMK alliance set to gain majority of seats but AIADMK salvages situation
- Major gains for BJP in Bengal, TMC's tally may see sharp fall
- Last phase of LS polls sees 61% turnout; clashes reported in WB, Punjab
