The document provides election details and results for several Indian states. It lists important dates for elections in Kerala, Puducherry, Assam, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu. In Kerala, the LDF led by Pinarayi Vijayan was re-elected. In Puducherry, the NDA is projected to form the government. In Assam, the BJP-led NDA will form government for the second term. In West Bengal, TMC is headed for a landslide victory but Mamata Banerjee lost her seat. In Tamil Nadu, the DMK-Congress alliance is heading for a big win.

1. HARIPRANITHAA

2. KERALA ELECTION
 Important Dates
 Date of Issue of Gazette Notification :
12.03.2021
 Last Date of Nominations : 19.03.2021
 Date for Scrutiny of Nominations
:20.03.2021
 Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures :
22.03.2021
 Date of Poll : 06.04.2021
 Date of Counting : 02.05.2021
 Date before which election shall be
completed : 04.05.2021

13. Election results
 Pinarayi Vijayan led led LDF created history in
Kerala by coming back to power for a second
consecutive. The Communist Party of India
(Marxist) put up an impressive show and
bagged 62 of the 140 seats. The CPI on the
other hand won in 17 seats, while the Congress
and IUML ended up with 21 and 15 seats
respectively.
The BJP on the other hand did not manage to
open its account in a state that it fought very
hard.

20. PUDUCHERRY ELECTION
 Important Dates
 Date of Issue of Gazette Notification :
12.03.2021
 Last Date of Nominations : 19.03.2021
 Date for Scrutiny of Nominations
:20.03.2021
 Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures :
22.03.2021
 Date of Poll : 06.04.2021
 Date of Counting : 02.05.2021
 Date before which election shall be
completed : 04.05.2021

25. ELECTION RESULTS
 The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is set
to form the next government in Puducherry
with a majority. Final results for Puducherry
Assembly Election Results 2021 were declared
for all 30 Assembly seats of Puducherry on
Sunday night in which the NDA won 16 seats
(majority mark). The NDA in Puducherry
consists of the All India N.R. Congress, which
contested in 16 of the Union Territory's 30
seats, the BJP nine and the AIADMK five.
While AINRC bagged 10 seats, BJP won 6
seats. The UPA won 8 seats with DMK winning
6 seats and Congress 2

33. ASSAM ELECTION

45. ELECTION RESULTS
 The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led
National Democratic Alliance (NDA) or
"Mitrajot" (Alliance of Friends) is set to
form the government in Assam for the
second consecutive time, as the ruling
alliance according to the latest trends is
likely to win 74 seats in the 126-member
Assembly. The Congress-led "Mahajot"
(Grand Alliance) is expected to win 50 seats.

47. WEST BENGAL
ELECTION

73. ELECTION RESULTS
 Even as the Trinamool Congress is headed for a landslide
victory in West Bengal winning 198 seats and leading in
15 as of 11.45 pm, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has
lost to her former trusted lieutenant Suvendu Adhikari by
a slim margin of 1956 votes, data on the Election
Commission website said. Earlier, while asking party
workers to not fuel speculations before the counting is
completed, Mamata had said she will accept the verdict of
the people. Meanwhile, the Trinamool Congress has
demanded recounting in Nandigram constituency alleging
a number of illegalities in the vote counting process,
although the Returning Officer has rejected the demand.

74. 1. Subrata Mukherjee – Panchayat and Rural Development, Public Enterprises
and Industrial Reconstruction
2. Partha Chatterjee – Industry, Commerce and Enterprise, Information
Technology and Electronics and Parliamentary Affairs
3. Amit Mitra – Finance, Planning and Statistics, Programme Monitoring
4. Sadhan Pande – Consumer Affairs, SHG and Self Employment
5. Jyoti Priya Mallick – Forest, Non-Conventional and Renewable Energy
Sources
6. Bankim Chandra Hazra – Sundarban Affairs
7. Manas Ranjan Bhunia – Water Resources Investigation and Development
8. Saumen Kumar Mahapatra – Irrigation and Waterways
9. Moloy Ghatak – Law, Judicial and Public Works
10. Aroop Biswas – Power, Youth Affairs and Sports
11. Ujjal Biswas – Correctional Administration
12. Arup Roy – Co-operation
13. Rathin Ghosh – Food and Supply
14. Firhad Hakim – Transport, Housing
15. Chandranath Sinha – Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Textiles
16. Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay – Agriculture
17. Bratya Basu – School Education, Higher Education
18. Pulak Roy – Public Health Engineering
19. Dr. Shashi Panja – Women and Child Development and Social Welfare
20. Md. Ghulam Rabbani – Minority Affairs and

75. 21. Biplab Mitra – Agriculture Marketing
22. Javed Ahmed Khan – Disaster Management and Civil Defence
23. Swapan Debnath- Animal Resources Development
24. Siddiqullah Choudhary- Mass Education Extension and Library Services
West Bengal Full List of Ministers of State 2021
25. Manoj Tiwari – Youth and Sports
26. Dilip Mondal – Transport
27. Akhruzzaman – Power
28. Seuli Saha – Panchayat and Rural Development
29. Srikant Mahato – Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Textiles
30. Yeasmin Sabina – Irrigation and Waterways, North Bengal Development
31. Birbaha Hansda – Forests
32. Jyotsna Mandi – Food and Supplies
33. Paresh Chandra Adhikary – School Education
West Bengal Full Lost of Ministers of State (Independent Charge)
34. Becharam Manna – Labour
35. Subrata Saha – Food Processing Industries and Horticulture
36. Humayun Kabir – Technical Education, Training and Skill Development
37. Akhil Giri – Fisheries
38. Chandrima Bhattacharya- Urban Development & Municipal Affairs; MOS in Health &
Family Welfare and Land and Land Reforms and Refugee and Rehabilitation
39. Ratna De Nag – Environment, Science and Technology and bio-Technology
40. Sandhyarani Tudu-Pashimanchal Unnayan Affairs, MoS in Parliamentary Affairs
41. Bulu Chik Baraik – Backward Classes Welfare, Tribal Development
42. Sujit Bose – Fire and Emergency Services

76. TAMIL NADU ELECTIONS
 Important Dates
 Date of Issue of Gazette Notification :
12.03.2021
 Last Date of Nominations : 19.03.2021
 Date for Scrutiny of Nominations :
20.03.2021
 Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures :
22.03.2021
 Date of Poll : 06.04.2021
 Date of Counting : 02.05.2021
 Date before which election shall be
completed : 04.05.2021

96. ELECTION RESULTS
 The opposition DMK-Congress alliance is
heading for a big win in the 234-member Tamil
Nadu assembly. The DMK and its allies are
leading in 140-plus seats. The ruling AIADMK
– which started the day with a lead on 95 seats -
- is now leading in 80-plus seats. The majority
mark stands at 118. The DMK has not been in
power in the state for a decade, and this time
the party and the AIADMK are contesting
without their towering leaders, J Jayalalithaa
and M Karunanidhi whose deaths have brought
a huge change in the political landscape.