WBUHS Result/AdmitCard Download

WBUHS Result/AdmitCard Download

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The West Bengal University of Health Sciences, Results/Admit Card/Syllabus/Time Table/Hall Tickets, wbuhs admit card, 1st B.O.T. Examination 2013 Result

The West Bengal University of Health Sciences has been set up by an Act of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly in the year 2003 for better management of the health and medical education related courses.

Address: 

DD Block, Sector I, 

Salt Lake City, 

Kolkata, West Bengal 700064

Phone: 033 2334 2028

Founded: 2003

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Himachal Pradesh Election Counting Results 2012

Himachal Pradesh Election Counting Results 2012

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Himachal Pradesh Election Counting Results 2012

The polling for the 68 seats of Himachal Pradesh assembly began amid tight security on November 4th, 2012. 

Electors across the state could be seen reaching polling stations even before voting started at 8 a.m. Poll officials said there has been no report of any delay in starting the poll process. The polling will end at 5 p.m. Poll officials are expecting heavy polling as the weather is clear and sunny. 

A record number of 459 candidates, including 27 women, are in the fray. The Election Commission has set up 7,253 polling stations for 46,08,359 electors, including 23,76,587 men. The main contest is between the Congress and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). 

Congress leader and five-time chief minister Virbhadra Singh will cast vote at his native place in Rampur town, some 120 km from here, while Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal will exercise his franchise in Samirpur, now part of Bhoranj constituency. 

In 2007, the BJP won 41 seats, the Congress 23, the BSP one and independents three. The lone BSP legislator later joined the BJP. At that time, the poll percentage was 71.61 percent: men 68.36 percent and women 74.01 percent. 

Votes for the election will be counted Dec 20 2012.