Chief minister Hemant Soren revealed the INDIA bloc's alliance formula in what was a hurriedly convened press conference
| | | Jharkhand’s ruling INDIA bloc announced on Saturday it had reached a deal to jointly contest the assembly elections, although one of its key constituents said it had not been consulted, and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced a list of 66 candidates, including recent the chief minister’s predecessor Champai Soren, who left the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha recently. | THE DAILY QUIZ Nasa has launched a $5.2 billion mission to search for alien life on an icy moon of this planet. Hindus associate it with Thursday. It's the biggest planet in the Solar System. Name the gas giant that might just house some neighbours. a.Ganymede
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d.Jupiter TAKE THE FULL QUIZ | | THE BIG STORY BJP releases Jharkhand list; RJD opposes Soren plan Chief minister Hemant Soren revealed the INDIA bloc’s alliance formula in what was a hurriedly convened press conference, stating his Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) and ally Congress will fight 70 of the 81 seats, with the remaining 11 set aside for coalition partners Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Left parties, “We have decided to include Left in our existing alliance of JMM-Congress-RJD. It has been decided that the JMM and Congress would contest 70 seats while the other two parties would contest the rest,” said Hemant Soren as he stood flanked by senior Congress leaders including Jharkhand in-charge Ghulam Ahmed Mir. The announcement marks a significant shift from the 2019 assembly polls, where the JMM, Congress, and RJD contested in a pre-poll alliance, distributing 43, 31, and seven seats respectively. Read more. | | THE BIG QUESTION What did Canada say to their Indian diplomats? Canadian foreign minister Melanie Joly has said that the remaining Indian diplomats in the country are “clearly on notice” — days after Canada designated six Indian officials including the high commissioner in Ottawa as “persons of interest” in the probe into the murder of pro-Khalistan activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. “They are clearly on notice,” Joly said in a press conference in Montreal on Friday, as quoted by CBC News. “Clearly, we won’t tolerate any diplomats that are in contravention of the Vienna Convention,” she added. Joly’s statement comes amid a diplomatic rift between India and Canada, triggered by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s accusation about links between Indian government agents and the murder. Read more. | STORIES YOU MAY HAVE MISSED | | | | PHOTO OF THE DAY Drone attack targets Netanyahu’s house | | Were you forwarded this email? Did you stumble upon it online? Sign up here. | | Written and edited by Abhirup Sengupta. Produced by Md Shad Hasnain. | | | | | | | Get the Hindustan Times app and read premium stories | | | | | | View in Browser | Privacy Policy | Contact us You received this email because you signed up for HT Newsletters or because it is included in your subscription. Copyright © HT Digital Streams. All Rights Reserved | | | | |  | |
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