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The one thing that most political experts agreed upon before exit poll results were out was that there was no Modi wave this time. That doesn’t seem to be the case anymore. 

If exit polls are to be believed, not only was there a Modi wave in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, but this wave was bigger than the ‘TsuNamo’ of 2014. Narendra Modi is likely to beat all odds and create history by being the leader of the first non-Congress led alliance to return to power at the Centre, possibly by a bigger margi

Clean Sweep for BJP, Crisis for Congress, Rise of Regional Satraps: What the Exit Poll Results Mean for India

If exit polls are to be believed, not only was there a Modi wave in the elections, but this wave was bigger than the ‘TsuNamo’ of 2014.

New Delhi: The one thing that most political experts agreed upon before exit poll results were out was that there was no Modi wave this time. That doesn’t seem to be the case anymore. 

If exit polls are to be believed, not only was there a Modi wave in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, but this wave was bigger than the ‘TsuNamo’ of 2014. Narendra Modi is likely to beat all odds and create history by being the leader of the first non-Congress led alliance to return to power at the Centre, possibly by a bigger margin this time.

Assuming that the indication of all the exit polls, which are tending firmly towards a BJP-led government, is correct, what does it mean for realpolitik? We look at three big factors.

Although the BJP did not raise this slogan in this campaigning season, if pollsters are proven correct, it will mean not just an existential crisis for the Congress but an unprecedented influence of a party that sees itself as an antithesis to the grand old party.

Up on the table will be same issues — abrogation of articles 370 and 35A, Ram Mandir and Uniform Civil Code. This time, building a consensus on them may be easier.

But the BJP will not just gain from the power it wields at the Centre. BJP’s mammoth victory in general elections will put a severe strain on alliances like Congress-JD(S) in Karnataka which is already going through a rough patch. Could we see a return of ‘Operation Kamal’ in the southern state

After nearly two months of high-pitch campaigning and seven phase of hectic poll schedule, most exit polls have predicated a clear majority to BJP-led NDA with nearly or above 300 seats, out of total 542 Lok Sabha seats. Polls are also predicting a clean sweep by NDA in several key states including Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.

At the top of the spectrum, India Today-My Axis and Chanakya exit polls have predicted a landslide victory for the BJP-led alliance with over 350 seats, while at the bottom ABP News-Nielsen and Neta-News X have said the ruling alliance may fall short of a majority at 267 and 242 seats, respectively.

Exit polls were also divided in their prediction for the politically most crucial state of Uttar Pradesh with some like ABP-Nielsen saying that the BJP's tally may fall to 22 from 71 while a few others like New 18-Ipsos and News 24-Chanakya tipping its tally over 60 seats

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BJP Lok Sabha Election Results 2019 Live Updates: Counting To Begin At 8 am

BJP Lok Sabha Election Results 2019 Live Updates: Counting To Begin At 8 am

Lok Sabha Election Results Latest Update Guide to check results, trends on Election Commission website and app After a six-week long electoral process, the result for the 2019 Lok Sabha election is set to be known soon with the counting of votes beginning at 8 am on 23 May, 2019 (Thursday).

While all of you can access Firstpost for essential live updates around results and trends, there are various platforms set up by the Election Commission to put out the information as they come.

The poll panel had specially created a website for results and trends: results.eci.gov.in. The website is set to go live at 8 am and will let users look at the results and trends constituency-wise and party-wise.

Lok Sabha Election Results Latest Update   Denied Opposition request because changing VVPAT count protocol not practical The Election Commission Wednesday said it rejected the demand of 22 political parties to count paper trail machine slips before the counting of votes polled in electronic voting machines (EVMs), because it was not "feasible". 

    A day after a delegation met the EC, it issued a statement, saying after two rounds of in-depth discussions Wednesday and Thursday,"it has neither been found possible nor feasible to accede to this demand" in the overall context and especially in view of a Supreme Court judgment of 8 April which had directed the poll panel that the random selection of VVPATs will be subject to the process of slip verification as per the EVM guideline in force.

Lok Sabha Election Results Latest Update   Counting to be conducted at 542 of 543 Lok Sabha constituency  Out of the total 543 Parliamentary seats, elections were held in 542 constituencies as the Election Commission had cancelled polls to the Vellore seat in Tamil Nadu on the grounds of excessive use of money power. The fresh date for elections in Vellore is yet to be announced.

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Lok Sabha Election Results 2019 LIVE Updates

Lok Sabha Election Results 2019 LIVE Updates: The much-anticipated day is finally here. The counting of votes for the 17th Lok Sabha elections will begin at 8 am Thursday, bringing the curtains down on one of the bitterly-contested parliamentary polls post Independence. While trends should start trickling in soon after, a clear picture is expected to emerge only late afternoon.

While most of the exit polls have indicated a pro-incumbency wave and projected that the BJP-led NDA will comfortably cross the halfway mark of 272 seats to form government, the Opposition parties have dismissed exit polls results, claiming that the BJP will suffer a major debacle due to rising unemployment, farm distress and slowdown in the economy.

The seven-phase polls were conducted between April 11 and May 19 in which around 67 per cent of the nearly 900 million eligible people exercised their franchise to elect 542 members of the Lok Sabha from a total of 8,049 contestants.

people's verdict on who rules the world's largest democracy for the next five years, will soon be known as counting of votes begin today for the general elections, held after the most polarised campaign the country has seen. Prime Minister Narendra Modi - whose BJP became the first party to gain majority on its own in three decades - seeks a second term in power in face of challenge from a re-energised Congress under Rahul Gandhi and 21 other opposition parties.

Exit polls have predicted that the BJP would retain power with a comfortable majority. The opposition has pointed out that the exit polls often get it wrong.

 Elections were held on 542 of the 543 Lok Sabha seats and a party or alliance needs 272 seats to form government. The counting will begin at 8 am.

Election Results 2019

Good morning! Welcome to the election results live blog where we will get you LIVE updates on who will form the next government.

Counting of votes will begin at 8 am this morning and we should expect the first trends by about 11 am. Stay tuned!

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Loksabha Election 2019 Loksabha election result 2019

After the fierce electoral campaign for the seven-phased Lok Sabha elections, which saw over 8,000 candidates battle it out for 542 seats over five weeks, the day of reckoning has finally arrived. The counting of votes takes place today. Over 67 per cent of India's 90.99 crore electors had cast their vote in these elections, which is the highest-ever voter turnout in any parliamentary poll since independence.

Although the Election Commission has not yet revealed the exact number of counting centres, former chief election commissioner S. Y. Quraishi said last month that nearly 4,000 of them would be set up across the country.

Also Read: Lok Sabha Election 2019: PM Modi chairs Union Council of Ministers' meeting at BJP office

Here's all you need you know about counting day, how to keep track of the results and more:

What time will the counting of votes kick off?

The counting of votes will begin at 8 AM, starting with the postal ballots. The Returning Officer of the constituency and the Assistant Returning Officer will take the oath to maintain the secrecy of voting and read it out aloud before the commencement of counting. As per the Election Commission (EC) guidelines, the process of counting votes from the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) will begin 30 minutes after this. The counting of postal ballots for each Parliamentary constituency will be taken up in one of the Assembly segment counting halls. In the remaining halls vote counting will begin at 8 am.

The final results of Lok Sabha election 2019 might be announced around 10 pm on May 23, which is several hours later than usual. The delay is because the tallying of the VVPAT slips with EVM count has increased from one to five per assembly segment, following the April 8 Supreme Court order. This process of counting is expected to take well over five hours per constituency because the physical verification will be done sequentially for five EVMs. The counting of VVPAT slips per EVM takes up to one hour.

The tallying process will only begin after the last round of counting. To ensure that there is a single source of authentic data, the EC has emphasised that round-wise data must be entered into its Suvidha application. The EC officials can log into the app and feed in the data. This will be done before the round results are declared at the counting centres.

Another delaying factor that could come into play is the number of rounds in each assembly segment. For example, Delhi has 70 assembly constituencies and in all of them, 350 VVPATs will be counted. According to the officials in Delhi CEO's office, every assembly segment had 200 polling stations and five polling stations will be selected randomly. This will delay the announcement of formal results.

How to keep track of the trends and results through counting day?

The Election Commission will be disseminating vote count results through the portal https://results.eci.gov.in from 8 am onwards Thursday. For real-time trends you could also download the Voter Helpline App or track the news channels. You can also follow the live blog on BusinessToday.In or watch the live coverage on India Today TV.

After the declaration of results in all constituencies, which authority will constitute the new Lok Sabha?

 According to Section 73 of the R. P. Act, 1951, after the results of all Parliamentary constituencies are declared, the Election Commission will constitute the new Lok Sabha by notifying in the official gazette, the names of the elected members

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Gseb HSC result 2019. How to online check Your result

Gujarat HSC Result 2019: Gujarat 12th General stream result 2019 is scheduled to e declared on 25th May, 2019 at 8 AM as per the official notidfication. Students will be able to check their Gujarat HSC result 2019 for General stream on gseb.org. The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board will declare the Gujarat 12th General stream result 2019 in the online mode only.

 Declaration of Gujarat HSC result 2019 online allows the anxious students to check their result with ease. GSEB had earlier declared the Gujarat HSC Science result 2019 on 9th May, 2019. All the important news and updates about Gujarat Board 12th result 2019 will be made available on this page. Students are also advised to keep visiting this page for all the latest news and updates on Gujarat HSC Science result 2019.

GSEB 12th result 2019: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSJSEB) will announce the result for class 12 general stream exams (commerce and arts) on May 25 (Saturday), 2019. The result will be announced on its official website.

The Gujarat GSEB 12th result 2019 will be announced on the official website of Gujarat Board, gseb.org.

GSEB 12th result 2019: Steps to check

Step 1: Go at the GSEB's official website gseb.org

Step 2: On the homepage, click on GSEB HSC Result 2019 link.

Step 3: Enter the required details like roll number and date of birth to Gujarat 12th Result 2019.

Step 4: Submit the details to check your Gujarat 12th Result 2019.

Step 5: You can view your GSEB 12th Result 2019 and scorecard. Download and take a print out.

GSEB 12th result 2019: Total number of candidates for Gujarat Board result 2019

Nearly 6 lakh students are awaiting their Gujarat Board class 12 result, which was conducted from March 7 to March 23, 2019. The exams took place across 1,548 exam centres across the state.

About GSEB

The board was established on May 1, 1960. The GSEB conducts two (including four semester type examinations) main examinations - the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam for class 10 and the Higher Secondary (School) Certificate (HSC) sem-1,sem-2,sem-3,sem-4,exam for class 12th students in Gujarat. The Board also holds a talent search for students of class 8 and class 9 in five major subjects every year

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Gujarat SSC exam result 2019 read latest news

GSEB SSC result for academic session 2018-2019 is likely to be announced on 21st May 2019 at 8 AM. Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board is the state education responsible for smooth conduct of SSC (X) and HSC (XII) examinations in the state of Gujarat. GSEB will publish the result on its official website on 21st May 2019.

This year around eleven lakh students appeared in GSEB SSC examination conducted from 7th to 19th March 2019 in 1548 exam centers established across the state. Students waiting for the declaration of result can check their result in the official website by using their login credentials.

How to download GSEB SSC Result 2019?

As it is clear now that the result is going to published online only on the official website. can check the result through the online mode. The step-by-step guide to download the online result is provided below to help the candidates-

Begin with visiting the official website of GSEB website i.e. http://www.gseb.org.

 Open the Gujarat SSC 2019 result link given on the homepage of the portal.

Result search page will be displayed.

 Enter the valid login particulars such as roll number, name, etc. Candidates can search result name-wise or roll number-wise.

 Click on the search button.

 The result sheet will appear.

 Check the result carefully.

 Save or take a printout of the result sheet for future correspondence.

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Click here to view your result

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OnePlus 6 users found new OxygenOS Open Beta 3, gain this advantage

Chinese company OnePlus announced earlier this month that the company will update the new Android 9.0 Pie's Open Beta update for the OnePlus 6 user. On the other hand, Winplus 6 users who have registered for the Android 9.0 Pie Beta program, they are now getting an update of Open Beta 3 via OTA updates. Updates to the new Open Beta 3 include some bug fixes, stability enhancements, as well as some other improvements. Along with this, OnePlus 6 users can expect to improve Face Unlock and fingerprint scanner performance.

Get these new features

After this new update, improve the stability of the upcoming display with the Ambient display, Face Unlock and improve fingerprint sensor support, Google Assistant and the third-party app will be able to activate while pressing the Power button. In addition, the Parallel Apps section will also get more apps support.

Apart from this, users will get support for backing up and recovery of application data, as well as the home screen, lock screen, and app layout, if the users do not have a connection with the QR code in the old device. Apart from this, the OnePlus Switch app has also been improved. However, there are still some problems with Google Pay in this update and it is not working yet.

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