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Congress vs BJP: What the Numbers Say About India's Growth (2004–2026)

Growth, prices, exports, highways, power, health and jobs — checked against official data. Here is where each government really did better.

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"Today POTUS, Tomorrow LOTUS": Congress, BJP Clash Over US Midterm Results
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Analysis: How BJP Plans to Punch Holes in AAP's vote bank
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Who is NC MP Aga Syed Ruhullah set to resign from party, seat?
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Two newly-elected Bihar Independent MLCs now support BJP

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Kerala-born Nithya Raman becomes Los Angeles Mayor
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Adani Ports to acquire Europe’s Evos for €2.56 billion EV
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CSK, SRH complete four-player trade ahead of IPL 27; Livingstone, Khaleel switch teams
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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay attends a wedding reception with Trisha Krishnan in Chennai, poses with YS Jagan Mohan Reddy
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7 Killed After Speeding Truck Runs Over People In Jharkhand: Cops
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'Nobody can touch it': Trump moves to bar future presidents from changing Oval Office

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First India-Sri Lanka ODI shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam
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Indian stocks set for pullback after sharp rally on oil slide, foreign inflows
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Trump Threatens To 'Destroy' Iran, Tehran Sends Nuke Proposal With 7 Terms
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India successfully test-fires indigenously developed quasi-ballistic missile Pralay | Watch
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Rubio to quit Trump team for 2028 run?
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Massive fire breaks out at shop in Delhi's Karol Bagh, 22 fire tenders deployed