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Mamata banerjee wons the election what about other parties

  Counting of votes for the assembly elections in West Bengal is underway. The state’s governing Trinamool Congress, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is facing a challenge from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).  The West Bengal Legislative Assembly, or the Vidhan Sabha, has a total of 294 seats. Thus, a party or an alliance needs 148 seats to win the election and form the government. However, polling has been delayed in two constituencies. The TMC, BJP and the Left-Congress alliance were locked in an intense battle for months amid the coronavirus pandemic. In Nandigram, Banerjee has been defeated her former-aide-turned BJP rival Suvendu Adhikari by 1,736 votes.  The TMC looks set to win over 200 seats. Exit polls had predicted a close contest. While some exit polls predicted a win for the Trinamool, others have suggested the BJP could emerge victorious in Bengal for the first time. The TMC was fighting some degree of anti-incumbency after being in power for...
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VSEPR theory on BrF3 Molecule

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Brief note on Nomenclature

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Why muscles breakdown during exercises and how to prevent them

Why Muscles breakdown due to exercise  Many of the people go for regular exercise but sometimes they feel that their muscles are paining they think this is due to over exercise but it is wrong, there are many factors for muscle paining.  1. Muscle pains in beinging of exercise  There are many people who even start exercise but all of sudden they start to do exercise, they don't even follow any guidelines by experience people. These people's body in stable state before they are going to start exercising when they start exercises their muscles are disturbed due to these disturbance some of the muscles would breakdown and some of them are replaced their positions due to this their muscles get pained.  2. Muscle pain due to over weight.  During exercises people going to lift weights in gyms or in home by any means, if they lift particular weights doesn't problem but sometimes they lift weights behind their ability it leads to severe muscle pain. If we lift weights o...
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