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With 101 seats, BJP hits triple digits in Rajya Sabha for first time in party's history
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Rajya Sabha elections to 13 seats on March 31 | The Financial Express
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Manmohan Singh: NDA likely to get Rajya Sabha majority by November 2020; Manmohan set to lose his seat next month | India News - Times of India
BJP in pole position to win two more Rajya Sabha seats | Latest News India - Hindustan Times
BJP's Rajya Sabha strength falls below 100; may rise soon | India News - Times of India
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How are Rajya Sabha members elected: All you need to know | In Focus News, Times Now
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Explained: How are Rajya Sabha MPs elected? Why are the polls important? | Explained News,The Indian Express
At 92, BJP at its highest Rajya Sabha tally, Congress lowest | India News - Times of India
Elections to 57 Rajya Sabha seats on June 10
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