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"We said we will form the next government in the state on our own as we are confident of getting the required numbers," PDP said.

With just two days left for the Winter Session of Parliament to end, key bills like GST Bill and Insurance Bill are likely to be discussed on Monday.

Jammu and Kashmir recorded 66 per cent voter turnout and Jharkhand 66.03 per cent.

After a record voter turnout in the previous four phases, particularly in Kashmir Valley, there are expectations of a high voter turnout in Jammu, Kathua and Rajouri districts in Jammu region as well.

The PM's warning came in the weekly BJP Parliamentary Meeting held every Tuesday. This is the second time that Modi has warned his party MPs against crossing their limits.

Calling upon the voters to make Jharkhand free of violence, Modi said, "Gaon, gaon mein vikas ho" (let development usher in all villages).

Last week, Union Minister Sushma Swaraj had praised Bhagwad Gita saying it should be declared 'Rashtriya Granth'.

The voting percentage of the fourth phase was less than the previous three.

Qadri thrashed an unidentified man in presence of the polling staff inside the polling station at Moochwad in south Kashmir Shopian district claiming that he had entered the booth without the vote slip.

With an agrarian economy, apple town Shopian is dotted with several small villages surrounded by vast tracts of agricultural land.

Talking about the accusations against RSS, Naidu said, "What is the relation of this debate with RSS? The RSS is a great organisation of the country, ready for selfless service. I have an RSS background and I am proud of it."

While Silli assembly constituency recorded the highest 74.77 per cent of polling, Ranchi registered the lowest at 44.44 per cent.

Uri and Tral constituencies which were hit by terror attacks voted in the third phase of polls.

This is the first birthday of Gandhi after the last Lok Sabha elections, which saw a virtual rout of Congress nationwide at the hands of BJP.

A Uber cab driver allegedly raped a 25-year-old MNC employee in Gurgaon on Friday.

"Congress party opposes and condemns the efforts being made by the BJP government in a devious manner characterised by typical subterfuge and doublespeak to dismantle the Planning Commission," AICC Communication Department Chairman Ajay Maken said.