Lalmani Verma is a journalist based in Mumbai, India, working for The Indian Express. With a focus on national news, Lalmani covers a wide range of topics including politics, alliances, and current events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the political landscape of India.
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Lalmani Verma's focus is primarily on Indian politics, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and evolving political stories. Given this, those looking to reach out should consider offering insights or commentary related to the latest developments in Indian politics, particularly concerning major political parties such as BSP, Congress, and BJP.
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By: Lalmani Verma
Congress is contesting 17 seats, the SP will fight for 62 seats in politically important UP under their seat-sharing pact.
By: Lalmani Verma
The high-decibel campaign for the first phase — it has the maximum seats in the seven-phase election — drew to a close Wednesday.
By: Lalmani Verma
Naveen Jindal to Hema Malini, Ravi Kishan to Harish Rawat, all go down the 'aam aadmi' route
By: Dheeraj Mishra
While the BJP's lone Rajput candidate in west UP in phase 1 passed away on Saturday, there are no Thakur candidates from the eight seats in the region that go to polls on April 26.
By: Lalmani Verma
A joint Congress-SP candidate, Ali says Mayawati joining Modi in attacking him shows they are working in tandem
By: Lalmani Verma
'INDIA and NDA alliances have made so many commitments. We don't ally with them as their track records don't indicate its fulfilment... Behenji has held that BSP is open for a post-poll tie-up,' BSP national coordinator and Mayawati's political successor tells The Indian Express
By: Lalmani Verma
The Shahi Idgah-Krishna Janmasthan issue, though on the voters’ minds, is not a poll issue for many who are unhappy with the BJP over unemployment and inflation
By: Lalmani Verma
Even SP which is campaigning on women's safety, among other issues, is not talking about the rape and death for fear of antagonising the substantial upper caste vote in this reserved SC seat.
By: Lalmani Verma
Dalits make a third of the voters, with BSP support base Jatavs a majority. But the rise of BJP has pushed Muslims into SP corner, making this an easy seat for BJP
By: Lalmani Verma
Husband-wife duo fight from seats once represented by Mulayam, find non-Yadav OBCs slipping away in the SP patriarch's absence. But rivals still have a big bridge to cross
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