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Delhi Metro services were affected on the Green Line for about one hour due to signalling issue on Friday. "Green Line Update: Delay in services between Inderlok &amp; Kirti Nagar and Inderlok &amp; Paschim Vihar West due to a signalling issue. Normal service on all other lines," informed DMRC on its Twitter handle.

The normal services resumed after one hour after the issue was rectified.

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The&nbsp;Metro services were also affected on the Red Line and a section of the Blue Line corridors of the Delhi Metro on Thursday evening due to technical glitches, officials said. The snag on the Blue Line, which connects Dwarka to Noida Electronic City, affected services for around 30 minutes, a senior official said.

The glitch affected services between Ramkrishna Mission Ashram and Dwarka metro stations.

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However, services were later restored.

"The Red Line corridor was affected too and trains were running less frequently than usual. Services were affected for some time but were later restored," he said.

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Red Line connects Rithala in Delhi to Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) in Ghaziabad.

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Delhi Metro services were also affected on the Red Line and a section of the Blue Line corridors of the Delhi Metro on Thursday evening due to technical glitches.


Delhi Metro Green Line services affected due to signalling issue

Crisis-hit Jet Airways on Sunday said it has extended the cancellation of its west-bound flights -- to and from Amsterdam, London and Paris -- until April 16. The airline had, on April 12, extended the suspension of its services to these destinations till April 15.&nbsp;"Jet Airways would like to clarify that it has currently suspended operations to SAARC and ASEAN destinations, as well as to or from Toronto and Paris from Chennai. The airline has also cancelled its long-haul, west-bound operations to or from Amsterdam, London Heathrow, and Paris until April 16, 2019," a Jet spokesperson said.&nbsp;The spokesperson also said that the airline has restricted sales on certain routes for a few days in order to re-accommodate guests "who have unfortunately been inconvenienced by the interim cancellations". IANS had exclusively reported earlier in the day that Jet has stopped forward bookings for some of its international sectors, including those for east Asia. 
 
At present, the airline is operating only 7 aircraft for domestic operations due to grounding of over 80 per cent of its fleet by lessors, which has resulted in the cancellation of several hundred daily flights, resulting in inconvenience for scores of passengers at various airports.&nbsp;The airline`s unpaid employees too are upset and they have taken out silent marches in New Delhi and Mumbai.

Other developments

Pilots&nbsp;strike

More than a thousand pilots of India`s debt-laden Jet Airways will not fly from Monday as they have not been paid salaries for the past three months, the President of the National Aviators Guild said on Sunday. Saddled with more than $1.2 billion of bank debt, the airline has been teetering for weeks and has yet to receive a loan of about $217 million from its lenders as part of a rescue deal agreed in late March. "Pilots haven`t been paid for the last three months," Capt Karan Chopra told Reuters.

The crisis at Jet has deepened in recent weeks as lessors have started applying to deregister planes, signalling the planned bailout had failed to assuage their concerns. An urgent meeting to discuss the Jet situation was held at the prime minister`s office on Friday, which was also attended by the country`s aviation secretary, Pradeep Singh Kharola. After the meeting, Kharola said the carrier had money to operate 6-7 planes over the weekend and after that the lenders would have to decide how many jets it could fly after Monday afternoon, news channel ET Now reported late on Friday.

Kharola said the company will meet bankers on Monday for an infusion of funds in the interim, the TV channel said. According to a Business Standard newspaper report on Sunday, Jet`s lenders, led by the State Bank of India, are considering a proposal to infuse 10 billion rupees ($144.55 million) to keep the airline afloat.

The money is expected to be disbursed after the Jet management submits an operational plan on how it intends to use the money till May 7, the report said. An SBI spokesman could not immediately comment on the emergency funding being considered by lenders for Jet Airways. The lenders, who have been seeking a new investor to take a stake of up to 75 percent in the airline, hope to complete the selection of bidders by May 7.

Initial bids were to be submitted by the end April 10, but SBI extended the deadline to April 12. Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways, which owns a 24-percent stake in the airline, private equity fund TPG Capital, the government-owned sovereign fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, and ousted chairman Naresh Goyal are among those to have submitted bids, the Business Standard reported.

Rajshree Pathy resigns as Jet Airways' independent director

Struggling carrier Jet Airways Sunday said its Independent Director Rajshree Pathy has quit the company, effective April 13, citing time constraints and other commitments. "This is to inform you that Rajshree Pathy has submitted her resignation as an Independent Director of the company with effect from April 13, owing to time constraints and on account of her other current commitments," Jet Airways said in an exchange filing. The loss-making airline is now under the management control of SBI-led consortium of lenders under a debt-recast plan approved by its board last month.&nbsp;

Crisis-hit Jet Airways on Sunday said it has extended the cancellation of its west-bound flights -- to and from Amsterdam, London and Paris -- until April 16.&nbsp;


Jet crisis updates: No Jet Airways flights to Amsterdam, London, Paris till April 16

100 anniversary of Jallianala Bagh massacre: Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu today released commemorative coin of Rs 100 at the Jallianwala Bagh memorial on the 100 years of the massacre. The Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu also offered tributes to the fallen on Saturday. Accompanied by Punjab Governor V.P. Singh Badnore, Naidu stood in silence at the Jallianwala Bagh National Memorial as contingents of the Punjab Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) reversed their arms to pay homage to those killed on April 13, 1919. Naidu also released a coin and a postal stamp to commemorate the event.&nbsp;

Saturday marked the centenary of the bloodbath in Jallianwala Bagh when British forces led by Brigadier General Reginald Dyer opened fire on unarmed, innocent Indians, including women and children, who had gathered there to hold a peaceful protest against the oppressive Rowlatt Act of the British government.

Earlier in the day, Congress President Rahul Gandhi and Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh paid their homage to the martyrs at the National Memorial.&nbsp;

Punjab cabinet Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu also accompanied them, as the leaders were joined by a large number of people to commemorate the tragic incident that took place on the day of `Baisakhi` 100 years ago.

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With the model code of conduct in place in view of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, the functions remained low key affairs with the leaders refraining from making political speeches.

British High Commissioner Dominic Asquith on Saturday expressed deep regret and sorrow over the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, but remained non-committal on any apology coming from the British government on the brutal killings.

"We deeply regret what happened," Asquith wrote in the remarks section of the visitor's book at the memorial, where he paid floral ributes.

On the chances of an apology coming from his government, Asquith evaded a direct response and said: "I know this is a really important question. I would just ask you to respect what I came here to do, which was to commemorate those who died here a 100 years ago -- to express the sorrow of the British government and the British people."&nbsp;

Eeven after 100 years of the incident, the British government has only regretted the massacre but stopped short of apologising for the killing of so many innocent people.

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Rejecting the regret expressed recently by British Prime Minister Theresa May as "inadequate", Amarinder Singh on Friday demanded "an unequivocal official apology from Britain".

The Jallianwala Bagh massacre is one of the darkest chapters in the history of India`s freedom struggle. The British government had put the official death toll at 379.

With the model code of conduct in place in view of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, the functions remained low key affairs with the leaders refraining from making political speeches.


New Rs 100 coin released on 100 years of Jallianwala Bagh massacre 

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan paid Rs 70 crore as tax for the financial year 2018-19. "Mr Bachchan has paid Rs 70 crore tax for the financial year 2018-19," his spokesperson said in a statement. In the recent past, Big B also paid off loans of 2,084 farmers in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. He has also donated Rs 10 lakh to the family members of each victim of the February 14 Pulwama terror attack.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Haryana: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Haryana and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In Haryana, elections will be held in one phase on 12th May.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting sometime in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Haryana:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Haryana and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May.


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date date in Haryana: Election Commission announces schedule 

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Full Date list, Schedule: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections across the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be&nbsp;spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. 
Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Full Date list, Schedule:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections across the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be&nbsp;spread over seven&nbsp;phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Full Date list, schedule by Election Commission of India

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date Announcement: Model Code of Conduct (Aachaar Sanhita) has&nbsp;come into effect from today with the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections 2019 scheduled by the Election Commission of India. The poll panel has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections across the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be&nbsp;spread over seven to eight phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date Announcement:&nbsp;Model Code of Conduct (Aachaar Sanhita) has&nbsp;come into effect from today with the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections 2019 scheduled by the Election Commission of India.


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date Announcement: Aachaar Sanhita (Model Code of Conduct) comes into force

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Rajasthan: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In Rajasthan, elections will be held in two phases on April 29th and May 6th respectively.

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Rajasthan:&nbsp;The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date date in Rajasthan: Election Commission announces schedule

Lok Sabha Election 2019 date in Chhatisgarh: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Chhatisgarh and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. 
Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In&nbsp;Chhatisgarh, elections will be held in three phases on April 11th, 18th and 23rd respectively.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 date in Chhatisgarh:&nbsp;The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Chhatisgarh and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven to eight phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 date in Chhatisgarh: Election Commission announces schedule

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Assam: The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Assam and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force.

Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In&nbsp;Assam, elections will be held in three phases on April 11th, 18th and 23rd respectively.

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Assam:&nbsp;The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Assam and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will&nbsp;be spread over seven phases in April-May.


Lok Sabha election 2019 date in Assam: Election Commission announces schedule

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Kerala: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Kerala and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. 
Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In kerela, elections will be held in one phase&nbsp;on April 23rd.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Kerala:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Kerala and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will&nbsp;be spread over seven phases in April-May.


Lok Sabha Election 2019 date in Kerala: Election Commission announces schedule

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in UP (Uttar Pradesh): The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in UP (Uttar Pradesh) and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.

In UP (Uttar Pradesh), elections will be held in all seven phases on April 11th, 18th, 23rd, 29th and&nbsp;May 6th, 12th, 19th respectively.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in UP (Uttar Pradesh):&nbsp;The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in UP (Uttar Pradesh) and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven&nbsp;phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date date in UP (Uttar Pradesh): Election Commission announces schedule 

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Bihar: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Bihar and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be be spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force.

Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In Bihar, elections will be held in all seven phases on April 11th, 18th, 23rd, 29th and May 6th, 12th, 19th respectively.&nbsp;

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Bihar:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Bihar and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven&nbsp;phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Bihar: Election Commission announces schedule

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Maharshtra:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven&nbsp;phases in April-May.&nbsp;The poll panel held a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. 
Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In Maharashtra, elections will be held in four phases.

Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra will take place in four phases on April 11th, 18th, 23rd and 29th respectively.

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. There is a strong possibility that the EC may go by the precedent and hold assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Maharshtra:&nbsp;The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven&nbsp;phases in April-May.&nbsp;


Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in Maharashtra: Election Commission announces schedule 

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in West Bengal: The Election Commission has announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven phases in April-May. The poll panel held&nbsp;a press conference at 5 pm at Vigyan Bhavan here. The term of the present Lok Sabha ends on June 3. As soon as the elections, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his bid to return to power amid hectic parleys by several political parties to put a united fight against the ruling BJP, are announced, the model code of conduct will come into force. 
Amongst other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.&nbsp;

In&nbsp;West Bengal,&nbsp;elections will be held in seven phases April 11th, 18th, 23rd, 29th and May 6th, 12th 19th respectively.

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Notification for the first phase could be issued by the end of March for voting some time in early April, sources suggested. The EC went by the precedent and held assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh along with the Lok Sabha polls.&nbsp;

Elections will start from April 11 and counting on 23rd May.&nbsp; Elections will be held in seven phases.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELections: Phase-wise full schedule, polling dates

Lok Sabha ELections Phase 1 polling to be held on 11th April 
&nbsp;

Lok Sabha ELection Phase 2 polling on 18th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 3 polling on 23rd April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 4 polling on 29th April 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 5 polling on 6th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 6 polling on 12th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Phase 7th polling on 19th May 
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Lok Sabha ELection Counting of all phases on 23rd May.

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Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date in West Bengal:&nbsp;The Election Commission has&nbsp;announced the schedule of Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal and the rest of the country today. The high-voltage Lok Sabha elections will be spread over seven phases in April-May.


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