Page 2 - Haryana Election

BJP-JJP govt to take oath in Haryana; Sena's hard bargain in Maharashtra

Khattar and Chautala will take oath of office on Sunday afternoon while in Maharashtra fight for CM's position continues between BJP and Sena

Women count in Haryana Assembly sinks to their lowest tally in 14 years

The previous low was in 2000, when four women were voted to the Assembly in a state which until recently had India's worst gender ratio at birth

Bhupinder Hooda appointed leader of Congress legislature party in Haryana

By virtue of being appointed the CLP leader, Hooda will be the Leader of Opposition in the newly-constituted assembly

The intoxication of power

Sometimes, it pays to hear early warning signals

Dushyant Chautala: The risk-taking 'gentleman' of the Chautala clan

In the years to come, Dushyant may need to compete for the leadership of the Jat community with Hooda's son Deepender, and other Jat leaders

PM Modi congratulates Khattar, Chautala on taking oath as Haryana CM, Dy CM

He also said that the two leaders will be working to 'fulfil the aspirations of the people of Haryana'

Hockey captain to Haryana lawmaker, Sandeep Singh gears up for a new role

Singh said he decided to enter the poll fray as he had become fond of the saffron party

Manohar Lal Khattar sworn in as Haryana CM for a second straight term

A low-profile organisational man with an active RSS background, Khattar was chosen by the newly elected BJP legislators as their leader at a meeting here on Saturday

BJP failing to get majority in Haryana puts Khattar's leadership under test

With BJP taking support of seven Independents and the 10-month old Jannayak Janta Party, and making its leader Dushyant Chautala his deputy, Khattar faces the challenge of running a coalition govt

The rise of Dushyant Chautala and why he could be heir to Devi Lal's legacy

Dushyant became the youngest MP in 2014 when he was elected from Hisar, defeating Congress veteran Kuldeep Bishnoi

BJP stakes claim to form government in Haryana, JJP's Dushyant to be Dy CM

Ravi Shankar Prasad, Manohar Lal Khattar and state party chief Subhash Barala, met Haryana Governor Satyadeo Narain Arya for staking claim to form the government

BJP will not take Gopal Kanda's support in Haryana: Ravi Shankar Prasad

Kanda had, on Friday, said he had decided to extend his unconditional support to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Khattar unanimously chosen Haryana BJP leader, swearing-in on Sunday

The announcement was made by Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad

BJP Haryana legislative party meeting starts; no swearing-in on Saturday

Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) general secretary Arun Singh also reached the UT guesthouse here to attend the meeting as central observers

Khattar reaches Chandigarh, BJP legislative party meet to start shortly

Around 11 am, the meeting will begin to elect its new leader, a formality as the party has already decided that Khattar will head the next government

Gopal Kanda: BJP has a lot to answer for Haryana's new kingmaker

The BJP has also been criticised for the mismatch between seeking support from a rape accused and its much-publicised Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign

JJP-BJP to stake claim to form govt, meet Haryana Governor on Saturday

While the chief minister's post will remain with the BJP, the JJP will get the deputy chief minister's post

LIVE: Both BJP and Congress not untouchable for me, says Dushyant Chautala

Assembly Election Results 2019: The process of govt formation is underway in Maharashtra and Haryana. While BJP is set to return in Maharashtra, it's not yet clear as to who will form govt in Haryana

Dushyant Chautala's JJP joins hands with BJP in Haryana, to get Dy CM post

BJP president Amit Shah announced at a press conference held with JJP leader Dushyant Chautala that the chief minister will be from his party and the deputy chief minister from the regional party

India's two poles

'It is quite trivially true that the BJP dominates the political sphere in much of India the way the Congress once did', says the author