Lalmani Verma is an Assistant Editor at The Indian Express. He covers the politics of the Hindi Heartland, focusing on key parties such as the BJP, Samajwadi Party, BSP, and RLD, while also tracking government affairs in UP and Uttarakhand. Lalmani's insights on elections and public policy have been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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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
Samajwadi Party is the principal Opposition party in Uttar Pradesh, where Assembly elections are due early next year.
By: Lalmani Verma
A former student leader, Pandey became a minister in the Akhilesh Yadav government after ending BJP veteran Lallu Singh's five-term streak in 2012.
By: Lalmani Verma
VHP chief Alok Kumar questioned Akhilesh Yadav's record of development in Ayodhya and sought police action in response to Congress allegations of misappropriation of funds for the Ram temple.
By: Lalmani Verma
Says BJP betrayed both Lord Ram and the Constitution.
By: Lalmani Verma
According to sources, Nabin will firsy hold an organisational meeting with newly appointed state BJP office bearers, regional presidents, state morcha presidents, and district presidents to review the ongoing organisational programmes and guide them for the future campaign programmes.
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The Chairman also said that the inquiry report will be made public and strict action will be taken against the wrongdoer, if any.
By: Lalmani Verma
Central BJP leadership asks state unit to assure people that those guilty of donation theft will be punished and any ‘negative message' in UGC regulations will be corrected
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At a crucial Lucknow meeting, NDA allies like RLD, SBSP, and Nishad Party pushed BJP chief Nitin Nabin to improve grassroots coordination and sought seats outside their stronghold areas.
Nitin Nabin assured on Sunday that the government will take action and bring in reforms while he targeted the Opposition, saying that “those who once questioned the existence of Lord Ram are today talking about aastha (faith)”.
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At Lucknow meeting, NDA allies like RLD, SBSP, and Nishad Party tell Nitin Nabin to improve grassroots coordination
