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Episode 164Sagar tells Tushar there is a village ahead, so Tushar asks him how he knows about that. However, he replies that he does not know. Meanwhile, the man takes the CD and Sindoora returns to the video camera but the camera does not play properly. On the other hand, Tushar and Vidya inform Aniket about Sagar recalling things about a deserted place that had no link with his life but Aniket replies that it was the same place where Sagar had met with an accident and lost his memory. Tushar says that Sagar will meet with another accident the next day! Meanwhile, Sindoora is furious at not gaining any information. The man phones her to say that she had made two mistakes. One was to give him a blank CD and the other was to place a video camera. The caller says that she has only one night, or he would reveal the truth to her family the next day. She comes out talking on the phone when she sees Tushar enter the house with his phone. Sindoora assumes t hat the man is Tushar. She decides to get back all the evidences that Tushar has. Meanwhile, Harsh pretends to talk on the phone and tells Lallan, his cousin, that he cannot allow him to stay with him. Harsh then tells Chandra that Lallan wants to come to Delhi to look for a job, so Chandra asks him to invite Lallan to stay in their house. However, Harsh's motive in bringing Lallan is something else! Meanwhile, Sagar feels terrible that there is something wrong with him because, unlike Tushar, he has no memories and wonders whether he ...
In a series of new polls out this morning, Mitt Romney's ratings have risen since his performance in the first presidential debate.
In a Washington Post/ABC News poll, 62 percent of Romney supporters now say they are "very enthusiastic" about Romney compared to 52 percent before the debate. The president's supporters have an unchanged view of him with 60 percent saying they are "very enthusiastic" compared to 59 percent before the debate.
Among 923 likely voters polled, 49 percent back Mr. Obama and 46 support the Romney. The outcome is similar to the last Washington Post/ABC poll from two weeks ago and is also within the 3.5 percent margin or error.
The poll noted "barely one in eight" respondents say they are undecided or say there is a chance they could switch their opinion.
The survey shows some positive aspects for the Obama campaign as an increase number of respondents say the country is headed in the right direction, with 42 percent saying so compared to 13 percent before the party conventions in August. On the other hand, 56 percent still say the country is on the wrong track.
Luntz: Romney has got to make Obama look negative
Another survey, by Politico/George Washington University, shows Romney with an increase in his favorability rating. Fifty-one percent of likely voters say he has a favorable rating, which is two points higher than before the debate, while 44 percent have an unfavorable view. (Watch pollster Frank Luntz discuss the next presidential debate.)
The president, however, still has a higher favorability rating of 53 percent.
Obama enjoys the support of 49 percent of the 1,000 respondents polled compared to 48 percent who are backing Romney, which is the same as last week's Politico poll. Among battleground states, Romney posts 50 percent to Obama's 48 percent, which is within the 3.1 percent margin of error.
The survey reveals Romney has an eight-point advantage among independents and an 11-point lead among men. Women, however, back the president by 11 points: 54-43 percent.
In a third poll, Gallup's Daily Tracking poll, Romney has the support of 49 percent of likely voters and Mr. Obama garners the support of 47 percent. The results are also within the margin 2 point margin of error, as are the results of every Gallup Daily Tracking Poll since October 1.
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