Confusion persists over the next government in Pakistan, 11 days after the elections. the two largest parties - the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz and the People Party of Pakistan have agreed to form a coalition with four other parties. but there is no agreement on the power-sharing arrangement yet.

11 days on, no headway in government formation in Pakistan

In Pakistan's race to power, the choice for prime minister seems to have settled down to the PMLN's Shehbaz Sharif. And the PPP's Asif Ali Zardari for the President. However, weighing its options, Imran Khan's PTI has nominated its candidate for the PM race.

Imran Khan's party nominates Omar Ayub as PM candidate

After days of deadlock, Pakistan is stepping closer to getting a new government. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has dropped out of the PM race and has said that his party would support any candidate proposed by the Nawaz Sharif-led PML-N. The question emerges, will the shaky coalition survive? Will the next government be able to save Pakistan from economic ruin?

Gravitas | Pakistan coalition talks: Nawaz Sharif to become PM? Bilawal Bhutto Zardari bows out

Five newly elected independent members of Pakistan's National Assembly on Monday decided to join the PML-N party led by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif as he tries to form a coalition government after the election resulted in a hung Parliament. Watch to know more!

PPP to form committee to engage with other political parties

PML-N meets with five more independent candidates

Sources tell WION that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) offers the pm position to the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) with the caveat that PML-N will take some key ministries. The ministries are not defined yet. Earlier today, Shehbaz Sharif drove down to Bilawal Bhutto's residence in Lahore. The two parties have agreed in principle to save the country from political instability.

Pakistan stares at post-election crisis

The hazy picture about who will form Pakistan's next government seems to be clearing out. Nawaz Sharif urges rival parties to join hands. Now in a major breakthrough, the Nawaz Sharif led PML-N and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari led PPP have in principle agreed on political cooperation. Nawaz Sharif has been reaching out to, MQM-P, JUI-F for coalition government. Watch to know more!

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Pakistan election 2024: Nawaz Sharif reaching out to PPP, MQM-P, JUI-F for coalition govt

Pakistan election results 2024: PPP & PML-N agree on political cooperation

Who will be Pakistan's next Prime Minister? Independent candidates backed by Jailed PTI leader Imran Khan are leading the polls. Meanwhile, PML-N's Nawaz Sharif has called for a coalition after admitting that his party does not have the number to form a government. What happens next?

Gravitas | Pakistan Elections: Imran Khan-backed candidates Lead | Nawaz Sharif plans coalition govt

What are the implications of Pakistan's general elections for India? Watch foreign policy commentator and CEO Ananta Aspen Indrani Bagchi on The India Story

Pakistan elections 2024: Impact on India

How will Pakistan's elections impact India?

Following a national election on Thursday, Pakistan experienced notable delays in the vote count. Independent candidates backed by jailed Imran Khan's PTI party are leading the show. PTI candidates are running as independents after they were not allowed to use the party symbol.

Pakistan Election Result 2024: Results out for 147 National Assembly seats

Pakistan Election Result 2024: Jailed ex-Imran Khan is backing independent candidates

Mayoral elections in India's union territory Chandigarh are at the centre of a controversy after allegations of poll rigging surfaced. With India's top court lashing out at malpractice in the polls, clouds loom over BJP'S sweeping electoral win.

Supreme Court slams Chandigarh mayoral poll results

Iraqis were voting on Monday in the first provincial council elections in a decade, with the ruling Shi'ite Muslim alliance likely to win its grip on power amid a boycott by populist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, its main political rival.

Iraq: Shi'ite ruling alliance wins 101/285 seats in provincial elections

Zimbabwe's election&nbsp;commission said late on Saturday that incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa had won this week's presidential election with roughly 53% of the vote, but the opposition and analysts immediately questioned the result.

Mnangagwa, who took over from longtime leader Robert Mugabe after a 2017 army coup, was widely expected to secure re-election for a second term as analysts said the contest was heavily skewed in favour of the ZANU-PF ruling party, which has been in power for more than four decades.

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) said Mnangagwa's main challenger, Nelson Chamisa, who leads the opposition Citizens' Coalition for Change (CCC) party, secured 44 percent of the presidential vote.

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ZANU-PF supporters started singing and cheering at the results centre after the elections commission said Mnangagwa had won.

A CCC spokesperson said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that the party rejected "any result hastily assembled without proper verification".

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Mnangagwa had also narrowly defeated Chamisa at the last presidential election in 2018. The opposition alleges that election was rigged but the constitutional court upheld the result.

While the run-up to the election has been largely free from violence, the police routinely ban opposition rallies and arrest opposition supporters using Zimbabwe's tough public order laws.

ZANU-PF denies it has an unfair advantage or seeks to influence the outcome of elections through rigging.

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Nicole Beardsworth, a politics lecturer at the University of the Witwatersrand, said she thought the late Saturday announcement was probably a response to the critique by SADC and other election observers.

"We all have a lot of questions about the speed with which ZEC is announcing presidential results," she said.

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Zimbabwe's election commission said late on Saturday that incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa had won this week's presidential election with roughly 53% of the vote, but the opposition and analysts immediately questioned the result.

Zimbabwe's election commission said late on Saturday that incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa had won this week's presidential election with roughly 53% of the vote, but the opposition and analysts immediately questioned the result. Mnangagwa, who took over from longtime leader Robert Mugabe after a 2017 army coup, was widely expected to secure re-election for a second term as analysts said the contest was heavily skewed in favour of the ZANU-PF ruling party, which has been in power for more than four decades. The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) said Mnangagwa's main challenger, Nelson Chamisa, who leads the opposition Citizens' Coalition for Change (CCC) party, secured 44 percent of the presidential vote. Also Read | At least two killed, one injured after Russian shelling hits cafe in Ukraine’s northeast ZANU-PF supporters started singing and cheering at the results centre after the elections commission said Mnangagwa had won. A CCC spokesperson said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that the party rejected "any result hastily assembled without proper verification". Also Read | China sends ‘police experts’ to Vanuatu after pro-West PM loses power Mnangagwa had also narrowly defeated Chamisa at the last presidential election in 2018. The opposition alleges that election was rigged but the constitutional court upheld the result. While the run-up to the election has been largely free from violence, the police routinely ban opposition rallies and arrest opposition supporters using Zimbabwe's tough public order laws. ZANU-PF denies it has an unfair advantage or seeks to influence the outcome of elections through rigging. Watch | NASA's supersonic passenger flights are getting closer × The head of the European Union's observer mission on Friday said this week's vote took place in a "climate of fear". Southern African regional bloc SADC's mission noted issues including voting delays, the banning of rallies and biased state media coverage. Nicole Beardsworth, a politics lecturer at the University of the Witwatersrand, said she thought the late Saturday announcement was probably a response to the critique by SADC and other election observers. "We all have a lot of questions about the speed with which ZEC is announcing presidential results," she said. Voting in this week's presidential and parliamentary elections was meant to be wrapped up within one day on Wednesday, but it was extended into Thursday in some wards after the late distribution of ballot papers. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

Zimbabwe’s president declared election winner again, opposition rejects result

Luisa Gonzalez prodigy of leftist former president Rafael Correa is reported to be leading the early vote count in Ecuador's presidential and legislative election. That too after a campaign darkened by bloodshed while voters hoped that the winner will bring the country out of a spiral of violence and economic troubles. The initial results are expected later but the outcome could take days to emerge.

Ecuador awaits presidential election results amid spike in violence

Saudi Arabia's premier oil company, Aramco, has recorded a dramatic 39&nbsp;per cent drop in profits for the second quarter, ending on June 30.&nbsp;

In its recent report, Aramco revealed a net profit of $30.07 billion in the second quarter, marking a sharp drop of about 39&nbsp;per cent compared to the profit of $48.4 billion in the second quarter of 2022.&nbsp;

The decline has been attributed to lower crude oil prices and weakening margins in the refining and chemicals sectors. Aramco's plummeting profits align with broader industry trends, reflecting the ongoing turbulence in the oil sector.

Amin H. Nasser, President &amp; CEO of Aramco, highlighted during an earnings call, "Despite prevailing global market volatility and economic uncertainties, the events of the first half of this year reaffirm our belief in the crucial need for continued investment in our industry. This investment is vital not only to ensure stable market supplies but also to facilitate a seamless transition towards cleaner energy."

This downward trend resonates across the financial performance of other energy giants like BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies, all grappling with diminished earnings due to the weight of weakened oil prices.

However, a survey sponsored by Aramco revealed that the second-quarter profit slightly exceeded expert predictions. A report submitted to the Saudi stock exchange, Tadawul, attributed the significant profit decline to the combination of reduced crude oil prices and weakening margins in the refining and chemicals sectors.

Meanwhile, Aramco has announced a second-quarter dividend of $18.8 billion, scheduled to be disbursed in the third quarter of 2022. Additionally, in alignment with the company's 2021 Annual Report, Aramco distributed bonus shares to shareholders in Q2 2022 at a rate of one share for every ten shares owned.

Further enhancing its financial approach, Aramco is poised to initiate performance-linked dividends, with a projected payout of $9.87 billion anticipated for the third quarter. This will be based on the&nbsp;full-year 2022 and first-half 2023 performance results.

The oil giant has&nbsp;also been taking steps to accelerate the development of lower-carbon solutions in the energy industry. On June 27, Aramco inaugurated the Aramco Research Center at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to develop innovative ways to enable a Circular Carbon Economy.

"But while there is a very real and present need to safeguard the security of energy supplies, climate goals remain critical, which is why Aramco is working to increase production from multiple energy sources, including oil and gas, renewables, and blue hydrogen," said CEO Nasser.

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Saudi Arabia's premier oil company, Aramco, has recorded a dramatic 39 per cent drop in profits for the second quarter, ending on June 30. In its recent report, Aramco revealed a net profit of $30.

Saudi Arabia's premier oil company, Aramco, has recorded a dramatic 39 per cent drop in profits for the second quarter, ending on June 30. In its recent report, Aramco revealed a net profit of $30.07 billion in the second quarter, marking a sharp drop of about 39 per cent compared to the profit of $48.4 billion in the second quarter of 2022. The decline has been attributed to lower crude oil prices and weakening margins in the refining and chemicals sectors. Aramco's plummeting profits align with broader industry trends, reflecting the ongoing turbulence in the oil sector. Amin H. Nasser, President & CEO of Aramco, highlighted during an earnings call, "Despite prevailing global market volatility and economic uncertainties, the events of the first half of this year reaffirm our belief in the crucial need for continued investment in our industry. This investment is vital not only to ensure stable market supplies but also to facilitate a seamless transition towards cleaner energy." This downward trend resonates across the financial performance of other energy giants like BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies, all grappling with diminished earnings due to the weight of weakened oil prices. However, a survey sponsored by Aramco revealed that the second-quarter profit slightly exceeded expert predictions. A report submitted to the Saudi stock exchange, Tadawul, attributed the significant profit decline to the combination of reduced crude oil prices and weakening margins in the refining and chemicals sectors. Meanwhile, Aramco has announced a second-quarter dividend of $18.8 billion, scheduled to be disbursed in the third quarter of 2022. Additionally, in alignment with the company's 2021 Annual Report, Aramco distributed bonus shares to shareholders in Q2 2022 at a rate of one share for every ten shares owned. Further enhancing its financial approach, Aramco is poised to initiate performance-linked dividends, with a projected payout of $9.87 billion anticipated for the third quarter. This will be based on the full-year 2022 and first-half 2023 performance results. The oil giant has also been taking steps to accelerate the development of lower-carbon solutions in the energy industry. On June 27, Aramco inaugurated the Aramco Research Center at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to develop innovative ways to enable a Circular Carbon Economy. "But while there is a very real and present need to safeguard the security of energy supplies, climate goals remain critical, which is why Aramco is working to increase production from multiple energy sources, including oil and gas, renewables, and blue hydrogen," said CEO Nasser. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Saudi Aramco profits plunge 39% amid oil price tussle

Congress has won the 2023 Karnataka assembly elections by the biggest vote share and seats after a whopping 34 years. Even as the counting was on, political activist Yogendra Yadav said that this election is the biggest victory for “any party in Karnataka" after 1989 during Veerendra Patil's regime when the Congress had won 178 seats with a vote share of 43.76 percent. The question now arises on who takes the final seat as the chief minister of Karnataka.

Karnataka Election Results: Legislators meet to decide on who takes top post in the state

As soon as the Karnataka Assembly elections ended on May 10, 2023, at 6 pm, all eyes turned to the exit polls by various news agencies. Most exit polls for the Karnataka elections 2023 have predicted a hung assembly, with Congress as the single largest party.

As soon as the Karnataka Assembly elections ended on May 10, 2023, at 6 pm, all eyes turned to the exit polls by various news agencies. Most exit polls for the Karnataka elections 2023 have predicted a hung assembly, with Congress as the single largest party. However, exit polls are not infallible. While their sample sizes are adequate, they cannot ignore some errors, including non-response biases. Let's look at how accurate the exit polls were for the Karnataka Assembly elections 2018. Karnataka Assembly Elections Exit Polls: Accuracy of 2018 Results The exit polls released by various leading agencies on May 10 show Karnataka might have a hung Assembly with Congress as the largest party. The analysis shows that Congress might win around 109 seats (average), and the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) and Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) could win in 90 and 24 constituencies, respectively. In the 2018 elections, most exit polls by prominent news agencies predicted a hung assembly, with the BJP emerging as the single largest party. The exit polls said it might fall short of the majority mark of 113. The final results of the Karnataka Assembly elections in 2018 announced by the Election Commission of India turned out to be a hung assembly, with BJP as the single largest party with 104 seats. Congress and JDS won 80 and 38 seats, respectively. The 2018 exit polls predicted the overall trend accurately. However, there were a few wrong predictions about the election results. Most exit polls overestimated the seat share of Congress while underestimating the JDS. Most pre-poll opinion surveys have also predicted a hung assembly in Karnataka in 2023, with Congress missing the majority mark by a few seats. Thus, exit polls are a tool to gauge election trends, but they are not foolproof. There have been many instances when poll result forecasts have overestimated or underestimated voting patterns, despite predicting overall results correctly. The Election Commission of India will announce the results on May 13, 2023. Karnataka Assembly Elections Exit Polls: 2018 vs 2023 Last time, most exit polls predicted a hung assembly with BJP as the single largest party. For 2023, the hung assembly verdict remains the same. However, exit polls predicted Congress as the single largest party. In conclusion, Karnataka might have a hung assembly, according to seven out of ten exit polls. Two have predicted an outright victory for the Congress and one for the BJP. ALSO READ | Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023: Check results of poll predictions for BJP, Congress & JD(s) (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Karnataka Elections 2023: How accurate were exit poll predictions last time?

Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023: The exit polls for the Karnataka Assembly elections 2023 indicate a tight race between the BJP and Congress, with the JD(s) likely to play the role of the kingmaker.

Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023: The exit polls for the Karnataka Assembly elections 2023 indicate a tight race between the BJP and Congress, with the JD(s) likely to play the role of the kingmaker. According to the figures by the Election Commission of India (ECI), the voter turnover till 5 PM was 65.69 per cent. The polling ended for the Karnataka elections 2023 at 6 PM. On May 10, 2023, Karnataka witnessed the sixteenth Assembly elections in a single phase polling for all 224 constituencies. It was a three-cornered contest among the Congress, the BJP and the Janata Dal (Secular), much like the previous elections in 2018. Here are the results of the exit polls of the Karnataka Assembly elections 2023. Karnataka Elections 2023: Highlights The Karnataka Assembly elections in 2023 began in 224 constituencies of the state with 2,615 candidates. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the citizens to vote in large numbers. The key constituencies of Karnataka are Varuna, Chittapur, Ramanagara, Shiggaon, and Chikamagalur. Many prominent national leaders, including Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and former chief ministers of the state, arrived at the polling stations to cast their votes. The Election Commission of India will declare the final results on May 13, 2023. BJP and Congress leaders were optimistic about their victories in the Karnataka Assembly elections in 2023. Former CM Yediyurappa claimed that BJP will win 130-135 seats. Meanwhile, the Congress chief also claimed that the party will win 130-135 seats. The total number of voter turnout till 9 AM was 8.26 per cent. Infosys founder Narayan Murthy and his wife Sudha Murthy cast their votes and urged people to take part in the polls. Many other celebrities also showed up at the polling stations. Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023 Results The battle for the Karnataka Assembly 2023 is a potential indicator of the upcoming general elections. According to the Zee News-Matrice, Congress will win the Karnataka Assembly elections in 2023. The exit polls predicted 103-118 seats for Congress. Furthermore, BJP might have 79-94 seats under their name. The kingmaker JD(s) is likely to have 25-33 seats. Other parties or independent candidates are predicted to have 2-5 seats. (This is a live updating copy)

Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023: Check results of poll predictions for BJP, Congress & JD(s)

GATE 2023 Results:&nbsp;The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023. Candidates can check their results on the official website of IIT Kanpur, gate.iitk.ac.in. The candidates who appeared for the GATE exams on February 4, 5, 11 and 12, can check their GATE 2023 results. The response sheets for the exams came out on February 15 and the answer key on February 21. The GATE 2023 scorecards will be available from March 21, 2023. GATE is a crucial examination for Indian students who wish to pursue Post-Graduation courses from prominent universities in India and abroad. There are 29 subject papers in GATE. However, clearing GATE is not enough as students also have to clear interview rounds after clearing the written test.&nbsp;

Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and seven other Indian Institutes of Technology administer the GATE exams. Several PSUs also consider GATE exam scores during hiring. Here are all the details about GATE 2023 results and merit list.

<h2>How to Check GATE 2023 Results?</h2>

Candidates should have their registration ID, email ID, and password to access and download their GATE 2023 results from the IIT Kanpur GATE 2023 login portal called GOAPS. The GATE 2023 scorecard will be valid for three years from the result announcement date. The IIT uses a normalization method to convert the raw score obtained by candidates to GATE scores, based on which the results are declared. Here’s how you can check GATE 2023 results:

Step 1: Visit the official website — gate.iitk.ac.in 
Step 2: Click on the result link&nbsp; 
Step 3: Log in using credentials 
Step 4: Score card will appear on the screen 
Step 5: Download, and take a printout for further reference

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<h2>GATE 2023: Subjects &amp; their codes</h2>

Here's the list of all the subjects in GATE 2023 and their respective codes.&nbsp;

<ol>
	<li>Aerospace Engineering&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;AE</li>
	<li>Petroleum Engineering PE</li>
	<li>Agricultural Engineering AG</li>
	<li>Geology and Geophysics GG</li>
	<li>Architecture and Planning AR</li>
	<li>Instrumentation Engineering IN</li>
	<li>Biotechnology BT</li>
	<li>Life Sciences XL</li>
	<li>Biomedical Engineering BM</li>
	<li>Mathematics MA</li>
	<li>GATE Civil Engineering CE</li>
	<li>GATE Mechanical Engineering ME</li>
	<li>Chemical Engineering CH</li>
	<li>Mining Engineering MN</li>
	<li>GATE Computer Science &amp; Information Technology CS</li>
	<li>Metallurgical Engineering MT</li>
	<li>Chemistry CY</li>
	<li>Physics PH</li>
	<li>GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering EC</li>
	<li>Production and Industrial Engineering PI</li>
	<li>GATE Electrical Engineering EE</li>
	<li>Textile Engineering &amp; Fibre Science TF</li>
	<li>Engineering Sciences XE</li>
	<li>Ecology and Evolution EY</li>
	<li>Humanities and Social Sciences XH</li>
	<li>Statistics ST</li>
	<li>Geomatics Engineering GE</li>
	<li>Environmental Science and Engineering ES</li>
	<li>Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering NM 
	&nbsp;</li>
</ol>

ALSO SEE |&nbsp;<a href="www.wionews.com/web-stories/trending/gate-2023-results-how-to-check-merit-list--1678954504736">GATE 2023 Results: How to check merit list?</a>

GATE 2023 Results: The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023.

GATE 2023 Results: The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023. Candidates can check their results on the official website of IIT Kanpur, gate.iitk.ac.in. The candidates who appeared for the GATE exams on February 4, 5, 11 and 12, can check their GATE 2023 results. The response sheets for the exams came out on February 15 and the answer key on February 21. The GATE 2023 scorecards will be available from March 21, 2023. GATE is a crucial examination for Indian students who wish to pursue Post-Graduation courses from prominent universities in India and abroad. There are 29 subject papers in GATE. However, clearing GATE is not enough as students also have to clear interview rounds after clearing the written test. Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and seven other Indian Institutes of Technology administer the GATE exams. Several PSUs also consider GATE exam scores during hiring. Here are all the details about GATE 2023 results and merit list. How to Check GATE 2023 Results? Candidates should have their registration ID, email ID, and password to access and download their GATE 2023 results from the IIT Kanpur GATE 2023 login portal called GOAPS. The GATE 2023 scorecard will be valid for three years from the result announcement date. The IIT uses a normalization method to convert the raw score obtained by candidates to GATE scores, based on which the results are declared. Here’s how you can check GATE 2023 results: Step 1: Visit the official website — gate.iitk.ac.in Step 2: Click on the result link Step 3: Log in using credentials Step 4: Score card will appear on the screen Step 5: Download, and take a printout for further reference GATE 2023: Exam Schedule GATE 2023 Registration Start Date (without late fee) 30 August 2022 Registration Last Date (without late fee) 30 September 2022 Closing Date of Extended GATE 2023 Application Process(without late fee) 7 October 2022 Closing Date of Extended GATE 2023 Application Process(with late fee) 16 October 2022 Modifications in Application Form 27 October 2022 Admit Card Release Date 9 January 2023 GATE 2023 Exam Date 4, 5, 11, and 12 February 2023 Candidate's Response Available in the Application portal 15 February 2023 Answer Key 21 February 2023 Challenges for Answer Key 22 February 2023 to 25 February 2023 Result Announcement 16 March 2023 Availability of Score Card 21 March 2023 GATE 2023: Subjects & their codes Here's the list of all the subjects in GATE 2023 and their respective codes. Aerospace Engineering AE Petroleum Engineering PE Agricultural Engineering AG Geology and Geophysics GG Architecture and Planning AR Instrumentation Engineering IN Biotechnology BT Life Sciences XL Biomedical Engineering BM Mathematics MA GATE Civil Engineering CE GATE Mechanical Engineering ME Chemical Engineering CH Mining Engineering MN GATE Computer Science & Information Technology CS Metallurgical Engineering MT Chemistry CY Physics PH GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering EC Production and Industrial Engineering PI GATE Electrical Engineering EE Textile Engineering & Fibre Science TF Engineering Sciences XE Ecology and Evolution EY Humanities and Social Sciences XH Statistics ST Geomatics Engineering GE Environmental Science and Engineering ES Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering NM ALSO SEE | GATE 2023 Results: How to check merit list?

GATE 2023 Results Declared: Check how to download results, merit list, scorecard, subject-wise toppers & more

Nigeria's electoral commission has started announcing state by state results from national elections on Sunday. The first results from Ekiti state showed a majority of votes for President cast in favour of Bola Tinubu of the governing All Progressives Congress.

Nigeria Presidential Elections 2023: Electoral Commission announces state-wide results

Meghalaya Election 2023: The citizens of Meghalaya will choose their next administration on February 27, 2023. They will vote for a new and pristine Legislative Assembly of 60 members for five years.

Meghalaya Election 2023: The citizens of Meghalaya will choose their next administration on February 27, 2023. They will vote for a new and pristine Legislative Assembly of 60 members for five years. The results will come out at the beginning of March, as the current administration in Meghalaya is ending on March 15, 2023. A coalition government led by the National People's Party is seated in Meghalaya with Chief Minister Conrad Sangma. The Election Commission in India released the schedule for Meghalaya Election 2023 in January. They have considered the timetable of board examinations while deciding the date of the Meghalaya Election 2023. With less than a week left for the Legislative Assembly polls, all the political parties contesting in the elections have tightened their seatbelts. All parties released their candidates' list for Meghalaya Election 2023 last month. Here is everything you need to know about the Meghalaya Election 2023, from results and exit polls to live streaming details. Meghalaya Election 2023: Exit Polls & Results The Election Commission of India announced the full schedule for Meghalaya Election 2023, along with Nagaland and Tripura, on January 18, 2023. The results and exit polls for the Meghalaya Election 2023 will come out on March 2, 2023, three days after the elections. Here's the schedule released by the ECI. Notification Date: January 31, 2023 Last date for filing nomination: February 7, 2023 Scrutiny of nomination: February 8, 2023 Last date for withdrawal of nomination: February 10, 2023 Date of poll: February 27, 2023 Date of counting of votes: March 2, 2023 Meghalaya Election 2023: Live Streaming Details Where can I watch Meghalaya Election 2023 Live? You can find the results and exit polls of the election by visiting the official website of the Election Commission of India. WION will also keep you updated on the upcoming elections in Meghalaya. Furthermore, Zee News Hindi will also telecast Meghalaya Election 2023 live on the election day and the result day.

Meghalaya Election 2023: Exit Polls & Result Date and Time, How to Watch, Check Live Streaming Details here

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) released the Specialist Officer Preliminary Examination (CRP SPL-XII) results today, 17 January 2023. The IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 may be checked and downloaded by candidates who took the tests by going to the official website at ibps.in. The recruitment drive will fill a total of 710 open positions. Check these steps to know the result, scores and how candidates may access this page to view crucial dates, open positions, and other information. Also&nbsp;check when the IBPS SO Mains examinations will be held.&nbsp;

<h2>When was IBPS SO Prelim Exam 2022 Held?</h2>

The IBPS SO Prelims test was conducted between 24 December and 31 December 2022 by IBPS. The exam was administered at several testing locations around the nation.

<h2>Steps to check the IBPS SO Prelim Exam 2022 scorecard</h2>

1. Visit ibps.in to see the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection's (IBPS) official website. 
2. Click the "Click Here to View Your Result Status on Online Preliminary Examination For CRP SPL-XII" link on the webpage. 
3. A new webpage will be opened for you. 
4. Enter your login information, which includes your registration or roll number, password, and birthdate. 
5. Now select "Login" from the menu. 
6. You will see your IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 on the screen. Check your IBPS score and save the results for further use.

<h2>IBPS SO Main Exam Date</h2>

Those applicants who pass the written exam must show up for the main exam. In the month of January 2023, the IBPS SO Main test will take place. For the most recent information, candidates are recommended to check the IBPS official website at ibps.in. 
&nbsp;

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) released the Specialist Officer Preliminary Examination (CRP SPL-XII) results today, 17 January 2023. The IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 may be checked and downloaded by candidates who took the tests by going to the official website at ibps.

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) released the Specialist Officer Preliminary Examination (CRP SPL-XII) results today, 17 January 2023. The IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 may be checked and downloaded by candidates who took the tests by going to the official website at ibps.in. The recruitment drive will fill a total of 710 open positions. Check these steps to know the result, scores and how candidates may access this page to view crucial dates, open positions, and other information. Also check when the IBPS SO Mains examinations will be held. When was IBPS SO Prelim Exam 2022 Held? The IBPS SO Prelims test was conducted between 24 December and 31 December 2022 by IBPS. The exam was administered at several testing locations around the nation. Steps to check the IBPS SO Prelim Exam 2022 scorecard 1. Visit ibps.in to see the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection's (IBPS) official website. 2. Click the "Click Here to View Your Result Status on Online Preliminary Examination For CRP SPL-XII" link on the webpage. 3. A new webpage will be opened for you. 4. Enter your login information, which includes your registration or roll number, password, and birthdate. 5. Now select "Login" from the menu. 6. You will see your IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 on the screen. Check your IBPS score and save the results for further use. IBPS SO Main Exam Date Those applicants who pass the written exam must show up for the main exam. In the month of January 2023, the IBPS SO Main test will take place. For the most recent information, candidates are recommended to check the IBPS official website at ibps.in.

IBPS SO Prelims Result 2022 declared, follow these steps to check results & scores

Gujarat Election Results 2022 Congress Winners List: Several Congress leaders, including its former leader of opposition Paresh Dhanani in Amreli, lost but its senior-most leader Arjun Modhwadia won comfortably from Porbandar, while firebrand Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani reversed early losses to win from Vadgam.

Gujarat Election Results 2022 Congress Winners List: Several Congress leaders, including its former leader of opposition Paresh Dhanani in Amreli, lost but its senior-most leader Arjun Modhwadia won comfortably from Porbandar, while firebrand Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani reversed early losses to win from Vadgam. The BJP not only improved its best showing till date — 127 seats in 2002 but also surpassed the record set by the Congress party in 1985, when it won 149 seats under the leadership of the late Madhavsinh Solanki, riding on the sympathy wave following the assassination of former prime minister Indira Gandhi. Below is the list of winning candidates list constituency-wise for Gujarat Election 2022: SN Constituency Leading Candidate Party Status 1 Anklav AMIT CHAVDA Congress Result Declared 2 Bansda ANANTKUMAR HASMUKHBHAI PATEL Congress Result Declared 3 Danilimda Shailesh Manubhai Parmar Congress Result Declared 4 Danta KANTIBHAI KALABHAI KHARADI Congress Result Declared 5 Jamalpur - Khadia IMRAN KHEDAWALA Congress Result Declared 6 Kankrej AMRUTJI MOTIJI THAKOR Congress Result Declared 7 Khambhat CHIRAGKUMAR ARVINDBHAI PATEL Congress Result Declared 8 Khedbrahma Dr.Tushar Amarsinh Chaudhary Congress Result Declared 9 Lunawada GULABSINH SOMSINH CHAUHAN Congress Result Declared 10 Manavadar ARVINDBHAI JINABHAI LADANI Congress Result Declared 11 Patan KIRITKUMAR CHIMANLAL PATEL Congress Result Declared 12 Porbandar Arjunbhai Devabhai Modhwadia Congress Result Declared 13 Somnath CHUDASAMA VIMALBHAI KANABHAI Congress Result Declared 14 Vadgam JIGNESH MEVANI Congress Result Declared 15 Vav THAKOR GENIBEN NAGAJI Congress Result Declared 16 Vijapur Dr. C. J. CHAVDA Congress Result Declared

Gujarat Election Results 2022: Full list of Congress winning candidates constituency-wise

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday posted a historic victory in Gujarat and stormed back to power with a thumping majority, winning 156 seats in the 182-member state assembly and a seventh term, equalling the Left Front's record in West Bengal.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday posted a historic victory in Gujarat and stormed back to power with a thumping majority, winning 156 seats in the 182-member state assembly and a seventh term, equalling the Left Front's record in West Bengal. The Congress party finished second, winning 17 seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made its debut with five seats. Independents won three seats and the Samajwadi Party also registered a solitary win. The BJP improved its vote share to 52.5 per cent from 49 per cent last time. The BJP not only improved its best showing till date — 127 seats in 2002, but also surpassed the record set by the Congress party in 1985, when it won 149 seats under the leadership of late Madhavsinh Solanki, riding on the sympathy wave following the assassination of former prime minister Indira Gandhi. Below is the list of winner candidates of BJP for Gujarat Election 2022: SN Constituency Leading Candidate/Winner Party Status 1 Bardoli ISHVARBHAI ALIAS ANILBHAI RAMANBHAI PARMAR BJP Result Declared 2 Dahod Kanaiyalal Bachubhai Kishori BJP Result Declared 3 Gondal Geetaba Jayrajsinh Jadeja BJP Result Declared 4 Jasdan KUNVARJIBHAI MOHANBHAI BAVALIYA BJP Result Declared 5 Limkheda Bhabhor Shaileshbhai Sumanbhai BJP Result Declared 6 Mahuva MOHANBHAI DHANJIBHAI DHODIYA BJP Result Declared 7 Mansa JAYANTIBHAI SOMABHAI PATEL (J.S. PATEL) BJP Result Declared 8 Navsari Desai Rakesh Gunvantbhai BJP Result Declared 9 Petlad Kamleshbhai Rameshbhai Patel (Master) BJP Result Declared 10 Surat East ARVIND SHANTILAL RANA BJP Result Declared 11 Akota Chaitanya Makarandbhai Desai BJP Result Declared 12 Amraiwadi DR. HASMUKH PATEL BJP Result Declared 13 Amreli KAUSHIK KANTIBHAI VEKARIYA BJP Result Declared 14 Anand YOGESH R. PATEL (BAPJI) BJP Result Declared 15 Anjar CHHANGA TRIKAM BIJAL BJP Result Declared 16 Ankleshwar Ishwarsinh Thakorbhai Patel BJP Result Declared 17 Asarwa Darshna M. Vaghela BJP Result Declared 18 Balasinor Mansinh Kohyabhai Chauhan BJP Result Declared 19 Bapunagar Dineshsinh Rajendrasinh Kushwaha BJP Result Declared 20 Bayad BHIKHIBEN GIRVATSINH PARMAR BJP Result Declared 21 Becharaji THAKOR SUKHAJI SOMAJI BJP Result Declared 22 Bharuch RAMESHBHAI NARANDAS MISTRY BJP Result Declared 23 Bhavnagar East SEJALBEN RAJIVKUMAR PANDYA BJP Result Declared 24 Bhavnagar Rural PARSHOTTAMBHAI O. SOLANKI BJP Result Declared 25 Bhavnagar West JITENDRABHAI SAVAJIBHAI VAGHANI (JITU VAGHANI) BJP Result Declared 26 Bhiloda P.C.Baranda BJP Result Declared 27 Bhuj KESHUBHAI SHIVDAS PATEL BJP Result Declared 28 Borsad Solanki Ramanbhai Bhikhabhai BJP Result Declared 29 Chanasma Dilipkumar Virajibhai Thakor BJP Result Declared 30 Chhota Udaipur RAJENDRASINH MOHANSINH RATHVA BJP Result Declared 31 Choryasi SANDIP DESAI BJP Result Declared 32 Chotila CHAUHAN SHAMAJIBHAI BHIMAJIBHAI BJP Result Declared 33 Dabhoi Shaileshbhai Kanaiyalal Mehta (Shailesh Sotta) BJP Result Declared 34 Dahegam CHAUHAN BALRAJSINH KALYANSINH BJP Result Declared 35 Dangs VIJAYBHAI RAMESHBHAI PATEL BJP Result Declared 36 Dariapur Kaushikbhai Sukhlal Jain (Kaushik Jain) BJP Result Declared 37 Dasada P.K.Parmar BJP Result Declared 38 Daskroi BABUBHAI JAMNADAS PATEL (B.J.P.) BJP Result Declared 39 Deesa PRAVINKUMAR GORDHANJI MALI BJP Result Declared 40 Deodar KESHAJI SHIVAJI CHAUHAN BJP Result Declared 41 Devgadhbaria Khabad Bachubhai Maganbhai BJP Result Declared 42 Dhandhuka Kalubhai Rupabhai Dabhi BJP Result Declared 43 Dharampur Arvind Chhotubhai Patel BJP Result Declared 44 Dhari KAKADIYA JAYSUKHBHAI VALLABHBHAI (KAKADIYA J.V.) BJP Result Declared 45 Dholka KIRITSINH SARDARSANG DABHI BJP Result Declared 46 Dhoraji Dr. Mahendrabhai Padalia BJP Result Declared 47 Dhrangadhra Prakashbhai Parsotambhai Varmora BJP Result Declared 48 Dwarka Pabubha Virambha Manek BJP Result Declared 49 Ellisbridge Amit Shah BJP Result Declared 50 Fatepura KATARA RAMESHBHAI BHURABHAI BJP Result Declared 51 Gadhada Mahant Shambhunath Tundiya BJP Result Declared 52 Gandevi Nareshbhai Maganbhai Patel BJP Result Declared 53 Gandhidham MALTI KISHOR MAHESHWARI BJP Result Declared 54 Gandhinagar North RITABEN KETANKUMAR PATEL BJP Result Declared 55 Gandhinagar South ALPESH KHODAJI THAKOR BJP Result Declared 56 Garbada BHABHOR MAHENDRABHAI RAMESHBHAI BJP Result Declared 57 Ghatlodia PATEL BHUPENDRABHAI RAJNIKANT BJP Result Declared 58 Godhra C.K.RAULJI BJP Result Declared 59 Halol JAYDRATHSINHJI PARMAR BJP Result Declared 60 Himatnagar Vinendrasinh Dilipsinh Zala BJP Result Declared 61 Idar RAMANLAL ISHWARLAL VORA BJP Result Declared 62 Jalalpore R.C.PATEL BJP Result Declared 63 Jambusar DEVKISHORDASJI BHAKTISVARUPDASJI SWAMI BJP Result Declared 64 Jamnagar North RIVASINH HARDEVSINH SOLANKI (RIVABA RAVINDRASINH JADEJA) BJP Result Declared 65 Jamnagar Rural PATEL RAGHAVJIBHAI HANSRAJBHAI BJP Result Declared 66 Jamnagar South Akbari Divyeshbhai Ranchhodbhai BJP Result Declared 67 Jetpur Jayeshbhai Vitthalbhai Radadiya BJP Result Declared 68 Jetpur RATHWA JAYANTIBHAI SAVJIBHAI BJP Result Declared 69 Jhagadia RITESHKUMAR RAMANBHAI VASAVA (KALABHAI) BJP Result Declared 70 Jhalod MAHESHBHAI SOMJIBHAI BHURIYA BJP Result Declared 71 Junagadh SANJAY SUKHABHAI KORADIA BJP Result Declared 72 Kadi Karsanbhai Punjabhai Solanki BJP Result Declared 73 Kalavad CHAVDA MEGHJIBHAI AMARABHAI BJP Result Declared 74 Kalol THAKOR LAXMANJI PUNJAJI (BAKAJI) BJP Result Declared 75 Kalol FATESINH VAKHATSINH CHAUHAN BJP Result Declared 76 Kamrej PRAFUL PANSHERIYA BJP Result Declared 77 Kapadvanj Zala Rajeshkumar Maganbhai BJP Result Declared 78 Kaprada Jitubhai Harjibhai Chaudhari BJP Result Declared 79 Karanj PRAVINBHAI MANJIBHAI GHOGHARI BJP Result Declared 80 Karjan AKSHAYKUMAR ISHVARBHAI PATEL BJP Result Declared 81 Katargam VINODBHAI AMARSHIBHAI MORADIYA BJP Result Declared 82 Keshod DEVABHAI PUNJABHAI MALAM BJP Result Declared 83 Khambhalia Ayar Mulubhai Hardasbhai Bera BJP Result Declared 84 Kodinar PRADYUMAN GANUBHAI VAJA BJP Result Declared 85 Lathi JANAKBHAI TALAVIYA BJP Result Declared 86 Limbayat Sangitaben Rajendra Patil BJP Result Declared 87 Limbdi KIRITSINH JITUBHA RANA BJP Result Declared 88 Mahesana Patel Mukeshkumar D. BJP Result Declared 89 Mahudha SANJAYSINH VIJAYSINH MAHIDA BJP Result Declared 90 Mahuva GOHIL SHIVABHAI JERAMBHAI BJP Result Declared 91 Majura HARSH RAMESH SANGHVI BJP Result Declared 92 Mandvi Aniruddha Bhailal Dave BJP Result Declared 93 Mandvi KUNVARJIBHAI NARSINHBHAI HALPATI BJP Result Declared 94 Mangrol KARGATIYA BHAGVANJIBHAI LAKHABHAI BJP Result Declared 95 Mangrol GANPATSINH VESTABHAI VASAVA BJP Result Declared 96 Maninagar Amul Bhatt BJP Result Declared 97 Manjalpur Yogeshbhai Narandas Patel BJP Result Declared 98 Matar Kalpeshbhai Ashabhai Parmar BJP Result Declared 99 Mehmedabad Arjunsinh Udesinh Chauhan BJP Result Declared 100 Modasa BHIKHUSINHJI CHATURSINHJI PARMAR BJP Result Declared 101 Morbi AMRUTIYA KANTILAL SHIVLAL BJP Result Declared 102 Morva Hadaf SUTHAR NIMISHABEN MANHARSINH BJP Result Declared 103 Nadiad DESAI PANKAJBHAI VINUBHAI (GOTIYO) BJP Result Declared 104 Nandod Dr. DARSHNA CHANDUBHAI DESHMUKH(VASAVA) BJP Result Declared 105 Naranpura JITENDRAKUMAR RAMANLAL PATEL (JITU BHAGAT) BJP Result Declared 106 Naroda KUKRANI PAYAL MANOJKUMAR BJP Result Declared 107 Nikol JAGDISH VISHWAKARMA BJP Result Declared 108 Nizar DR.JAYRAMBHAI CHEMABHAI GAMIT BJP Result Declared 109 Olpad MUKESHBHAI ZINABHAI PATEL BJP Result Declared 110 Padra CHAITANYASINH PRATAPSINH ZALA BJP Result Declared 111 Palanpur ANIKET GIRISHBHAI THAKER BJP Result Declared 112 Palitana BHIKHABHAI RAVAJIBHAI BARAIYA BJP Result Declared 113 Pardi KANUBHAI MOHANLAL DESAI BJP Result Declared 114 Prantij GAJENDRASINH UDESINH PARMAR BJP Result Declared 115 Radhanpur Lavingji Muljiji Solanki BJP Result Declared 116 Rajkot East Uday Kangad BJP Result Declared 117 Rajkot Rural Bhanuben Manoharbhai Babariya BJP Result Declared 118 Rajkot South RAMESHBHAI VIRJIBHAI TILALA BJP Result Declared 119 Rajkot West DR. DARSHITA SHAH BJP Result Declared 120 Rajula HIRABHAI ODHAVJIBHAI SOLANKI BJP Result Declared 121 Raopura BALKRUSHNA KHANDERAO SHUKLA (BALU SHUKLA) BJP Result Declared 122 Sabarmati PATEL HARSHADBHAI RANCHHODBHAI (HARSHAD PATEL) BJP Result Declared 123 Sanand KANUBHAI KARAMSHIBHAI PATEL BJP Result Declared 124 Sankheda Abhesinh Motibhai Tadvi BJP Result Declared 125 Santrampur Dr. Kuberbhai Mansukhbhai Dindor BJP Result Declared 126 Savarkundla KASWALA MAHESH BJP Result Declared 127 Savli INAMDAR KETANBHAI MAHENDRABHAI BJP Result Declared 128 Sayajigunj KEYUR NARAYANDAS ROKADIA BJP Result Declared 129 Shehra Ahir(Bharvad) Jethabhai Ghelabhai BJP Result Declared 130 Sidhpur Balvantsinh Chandansinh Rajput BJP Result Declared 131 Sojitra PATEL VIPULKUMAR VINUBHAI BJP Result Declared 132 Surat North KANTIBHAI HIMMATBHAI BALAR BJP Result Declared 133 Surat West PURNESH MODI BJP Result Declared 134 Talaja GAUTAMBHAI GOPABHAI CHAUHAN BJP Result Declared 135 Talala Bhagabhai Dhanabhai Barad BJP Result Declared 136 Tankara DURLABHJIBHAI HARAKHJIBHAI DETHARIYA BJP Result Declared 137 Thakkarbapa Nagar Kanchanben Vinubhai Radadiya BJP Result Declared 138 Tharad SHANKARBHAI LAGDHIRBHAI CHAUDHARY BJP Result Declared 139 Thasra Yogendrasinh Parmar (BAKABHAI) BJP Result Declared 140 Udhna MANUBHAI M. PATEL (FOGWA) BJP Result Declared 141 Umbergaon PATKAR RAMANLAL NANUBHAI BJP Result Declared 142 Umreth Govindbhai Raijibhai Parmar BJP Result Declared 143 Una KALUBHAI CHANABHAI RATHOD BJP Result Declared 144 Unjha PATEL KIRITKUMAR KESHAVLAL (K K PATEL) BJP Result Declared 145 Vadgam MANIBHAI JETHABHAI VAGHELA BJP Result Declared 146 Vadodara City MANISHA VAKIL BJP Result Declared 147 Vagra ARUNSINH AJITSINH RANA BJP Result Declared 148 Valsad BHARATBHAI KIKUBHAI PATEL BJP Result Declared 149 Varachha Road KISHOR KANANI (KUMAR) BJP Result Declared 150 Vatva Babusinh Sarabhai Jadav BJP Result Declared 151 Vejalpur AMIT THAKER BJP Result Declared 152 Viramgam PATEL HARDIK BHARATBHAI BJP Result Declared 153 Visnagar Rushikesh Ganeshbhai Patel BJP Result Declared 154 Vyara KOKANI MOHANBHAI DHEDABHAI BJP Result Declared 155 Wadhwan JAGDISHBHAI PRABHUBHAI MAKWANA BJP Result Declared 156 Wankaner JITENDRA KANTILAL SOMANI BJP Result Declared

Gujarat Election Results 2022: Full list of BJP winning candidates with constituencies

BJP Chief Ministerial candidate&nbsp;Bhupendra Patel, the incumbent Gujarat CM, won from Ghatlodia after edging out Congress candidate Dr. Amee Yajnik by more than 50,000 votes. Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel said that the&nbsp;results of the Gujarat Elections are quite clear and people have made up their minds to further continue with the journey of development in Gujarat. The Chief Minister said that he humbly accepted the mandate of the people and every worker of the BJP is committed to public service.&nbsp;

State BJP Chief CR Patil said Gujarat CM will take oath at 2pm on 12 December. He added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will take part in the oath ceremony. The Election Commission's most recent reports show that Patel received 80.86% of the vote, compared to Amiben Yagnik of the Congress, who received 9.81%. Vijay Patel, an AAP candidate, was placed third with 6.73 per cent of the vote.

Moreover, after registering a major win, BJP's Jamnagar North candidate, Rivaba Jadeja thanked those who accepted her as a candidate, reached out and connected to people. "It's not just my victory but of all of us," she said. Cricketer Ravindra Jadeja's wife, BJP's Rivaba Jadeja,&nbsp;was fielded from here replacing sitting MLA Dharmendrasinh Jadeja (Hakubha).&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) entered the election arena this time, making Gujarat's election a three-cornered race rather than the state's usual struggle between the BJP and Congress. 624 independents and a total of 70 political parties participated in the election. 101 candidates from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and 26 from the Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP) ran against the main competitors BJP, Congress, and AAP.&nbsp;

Here are the other star candidates to watch out for 
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1. AAP's Isudan Gadhvi, Chief Ministerial face: Gadhvi was picked after a popular choice of AAP.&nbsp;AAP's Alpesh Kathirya won&nbsp;party's first seat while CM face Isudan Gadhvi lost.&nbsp; Gadhvi had said earlier this week that it is difficult to predict results through exit polls but&nbsp;BJP won't form the government. He said the AAP win will over 51 seats in phase 1 and over 52 in phase 2 and exit polls will be proved wrong. Gadhvi opined that lotus is no longer as powerful as it was once and is declining in the state. While casting his vote, he had said: "I expect AAP to win 51+ of 89 seats in first phase and 52+ in second."

2. AAP Gujarat president Gopal Italia: Italia is contesting from the Katargam in the Surat district. The poll performance of both leaders is being keenly watched with the AAP having held an extensive campaign in the state. Even as Gadhvi had predicted a win for his party in more than 100 of 182 seats in the state, AAP managed to win just five seats.

3. Hardik Patel: BJP leader and Patidar quota stir leader Hardik Patel won against Congress' Lakha Bharwad - who is the sitting MLA from the constituency. He earlier said that no riots/terrorist attacks took place in the past 20 yrs. He said that people know BJP met their expectations. "They press 'Lotus' as their future will be safe under BJP. It did good governance and strengthened this trust," he added.&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 
Exit polls:&nbsp;Exit polls had predicted a huge mandate for the BJP in the state. This will be seventh term for the party in Gujarat. Early trends on Thursday were in line with predictions for the AAP too.

BJP Chief Ministerial candidate Bhupendra Patel, the incumbent Gujarat CM, won from Ghatlodia after edging out Congress candidate Dr. Amee Yajnik by more than 50,000 votes.

BJP Chief Ministerial candidate Bhupendra Patel, the incumbent Gujarat CM, won from Ghatlodia after edging out Congress candidate Dr. Amee Yajnik by more than 50,000 votes. Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel said that the results of the Gujarat Elections are quite clear and people have made up their minds to further continue with the journey of development in Gujarat. The Chief Minister said that he humbly accepted the mandate of the people and every worker of the BJP is committed to public service. State BJP Chief CR Patil said Gujarat CM will take oath at 2pm on 12 December. He added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will take part in the oath ceremony. The Election Commission's most recent reports show that Patel received 80.86% of the vote, compared to Amiben Yagnik of the Congress, who received 9.81%. Vijay Patel, an AAP candidate, was placed third with 6.73 per cent of the vote. Moreover, after registering a major win, BJP's Jamnagar North candidate, Rivaba Jadeja thanked those who accepted her as a candidate, reached out and connected to people. "It's not just my victory but of all of us," she said. Cricketer Ravindra Jadeja's wife, BJP's Rivaba Jadeja, was fielded from here replacing sitting MLA Dharmendrasinh Jadeja (Hakubha). The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) entered the election arena this time, making Gujarat's election a three-cornered race rather than the state's usual struggle between the BJP and Congress. 624 independents and a total of 70 political parties participated in the election. 101 candidates from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and 26 from the Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP) ran against the main competitors BJP, Congress, and AAP. Here are the other star candidates to watch out for 1. AAP's Isudan Gadhvi, Chief Ministerial face: Gadhvi was picked after a popular choice of AAP. AAP's Alpesh Kathirya won party's first seat while CM face Isudan Gadhvi lost. Gadhvi had said earlier this week that it is difficult to predict results through exit polls but BJP won't form the government. He said the AAP win will over 51 seats in phase 1 and over 52 in phase 2 and exit polls will be proved wrong. Gadhvi opined that lotus is no longer as powerful as it was once and is declining in the state. While casting his vote, he had said: "I expect AAP to win 51+ of 89 seats in first phase and 52+ in second." 2. AAP Gujarat president Gopal Italia: Italia is contesting from the Katargam in the Surat district. The poll performance of both leaders is being keenly watched with the AAP having held an extensive campaign in the state. Even as Gadhvi had predicted a win for his party in more than 100 of 182 seats in the state, AAP managed to win just five seats. 3. Hardik Patel: BJP leader and Patidar quota stir leader Hardik Patel won against Congress' Lakha Bharwad - who is the sitting MLA from the constituency. He earlier said that no riots/terrorist attacks took place in the past 20 yrs. He said that people know BJP met their expectations. "They press 'Lotus' as their future will be safe under BJP. It did good governance and strengthened this trust," he added. Exit polls: Exit polls had predicted a huge mandate for the BJP in the state. This will be seventh term for the party in Gujarat. Early trends on Thursday were in line with predictions for the AAP too.

Gujarat Elections Results 2022: Bhupendra Patel to take oath as CM, Rivaba Jadeja wins with big margin

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