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Parkash Singh Badal election result 2017: CM Parkash Badal wins from Lambi

Prakash Singh Badal, will battle out for his seat as poll counting has begun to elect the MLA from Lambi in the 2017 Punjab elections. Here are the live updates:-

Mar 11, 2017, 00:05 AM IST

Patiala Assembly Poll result: Captain Amrinder Singh wins from Patiala urban

Punjab's oldest district Patiala participated with zeal in Punjab assembly elections 2017. The city of Jalandhar is divided into two constituencies namely Patiala and Patiala (Rural). 

Mar 10, 2017, 16:50 PM IST

Bathinda assembly election: Congress, AAP candidates emerge victorious

Punjab's cotton producing belt Bathinda district participated with zeal in Punjab assembly elections 2017. The city of Bathinda is divided into two constituencies namely Bathinda Rural (SC) and Bathinda Urban.

Mar 10, 2017, 16:33 PM IST

Lambi election result LIVE: Can Amarinder beat Parkash Singh Badal?

Congress stalwart Amarinder Singh hopes to achieve the near impossible in Lambi in Muktsar district.

Mar 10, 2017, 16:31 PM IST

Jalalabad poll results 2017: Sukhbir Singh Badal wins

The Jalalabad constituency will decide the fate of Punjab's Deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal. 

Mar 10, 2017, 16:27 PM IST

Amritsar assembly election results 2017: Navjot Singh Sidhu wins

Punjab's spiritual capital Amritsar participated with enthusiasm in Punjab assembly elections 2017. Brisk polling was recorded across the 5 constituencies in the city and 6 others spread across the district.

Mar 10, 2017, 16:20 PM IST

Ludhiana assembly election result 2017: Congress, Lok Insaf party emerge victorious

Counting for Ludhiana seat is underway. Here are all the LIVE updates:-

Mar 10, 2017, 16:17 PM IST

Jalandhar assembly election results 2017 LIVE: Big fight in all 8 constituencies

Punjab's oldest district Jalandhar saw a tricornered fight in the Punjab assembly elections 2017.

Mar 10, 2017, 16:06 PM IST

SYL canal would have brought back terrorism to Punjab, says Captain Amarinder Singh

The Supreme Court recently termed the Punjab Government`s 2004 law terminating the SYL canal water-sharing agreement with its neighbouring states as unconstitutional.

Jan 29, 2017, 09:19 AM IST