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Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.Environmentalist R.K. Pachauri, accused of sexual harassment by his former women colleagues in the recent past, has stepped down as a member of the governing council of Teri “to get engaged in other interests”.The announcement came on the heels of a media report which said the green body has decided to “sever” its association with Pachauri even though his employment contract with Teri expires in 2017. It said the governing council had also decided to pay all the dues for the remainder of his tenure and bring an immediate end to it.Pachauri, however, maintained that his term as a member of The Energy and Resources Institute’s (Teri) governing council ended on 31 March 2016 and he felt it was time “for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level”.

Live: Phase I of Assam Assembly election begins today

Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.vSixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.vSixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.Sixty-five of the 126 Assembly constituencies in Assam go to the polls today, deciding the fate of 539 candidates, including high-profile ones like Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Sarbananda Sonowal.The stakes are high for key national and regional players. The ruling BJP has a winning chance only in Assam, where it has stitched an alliance with the Asom Gana Parishad and the Bodoland People’s Front. The saffron party likes to see this as an “indigenous people’s” alliance.