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2009 General Elections : Key Issues
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Time to act
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I demand some changes...
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gugulothkishannaik
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"2014 Rahulgandhi indian PM my belive true created time"
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indian national congress
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Ramesh Babu
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"Next elections"
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The same way the poiticians are asked to declare their assets, I wish they are aksed, in a signed written affidavit , to declare what are their plans for improving the constituency and also for the country (or state) depending up on state or...
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naqvi
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"Time to act"
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Its good that we are discussing the key issues of the general elections. In my views the order should be like this:- Job loss/lay offs National security Terrorism Inflation Global slowdown Minority Vote bank appeasement
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Ideate: "Key issues in 2009 General Elections - Let's raise our voice !!!" deleted from your view.
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Seeking 'Change'
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Sulagna Brahma
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"Seeking 'Change'"
| 2 years ago
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"Enough is Enough" this is the thinking that each and every citizen of the country should have towards the hostile situation in our country.Terrorists are attcking the country at their will, people are not getting even the basic amenities and to...
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Radha Sundaram
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"Against 'Change'"
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First if you want to seek a change by contesting polls, bring in the change that is required in your region, fight for them, get them basic amenities, fight for a cause for the public then think about contesting polls, when people know that this...
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Gaurav Gandhi
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"Against 'Change'"
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if you are intending to contest the election to bring change that is good. But there are other ways too. one is making negative voting a fundamental right. it is my gut feeling that if that is implemented, the voting percentage will goes to 90%...
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Debate: "Why I am constesting Lok Sabha Election?" deleted from your view.
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ABHIJIT KULKARNI
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Vote with open eyes... Please spare some time go through this link before you vote! Vote wisely after accessing all the info! http://myneta.info/
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P. Abraham Paul
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| 2 years ago
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According to me, in present political scenario envisaging only a coalition government, discussion of a would be Prime Minister is meaningless. There are many leaders in different political parties, to give some much needed rest to a 'good...
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Shiuli Mukherji
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Paul, you are right : The Constitution of India , As per Dr. Ambedkar The Draft Constitution in recommending the parliamentary system of Executive,with the President as the nominal head of the Executive and the Prime Minister and the Council of...
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Prakash Saitwal
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"No"
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I tried very hard, to search for reasons to vote for Rahul Gandhi. But I failed. At the age of 41, he is like a blank slate. On the important issues, during crisis time (e.g. Anna Hazare's agitation), he keeps his mouth shut. Whenever he opens his...
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VISHWA DEEPAK MISHRA
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Dear all, If UPA is running a Dynasty or Monarchy system,Then majority wouldn't have reached.
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Suhas Goel
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Well though I am a pro BJP person...still I would like to vote Rahul Gandhi as a very prospective deserving candidate to become the next Prime Minister of India. He is young, he is talented, and he has got the right personality and lineage to...
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Debate: "Do you think Rahul Gandhi will be good Prime Minister for India?" deleted from your view.
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Viktor Stephen
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"No"
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It is highly unlikely that the third front will come to power. Even if it does, it will need the support of the BJP/NDA, as I am of the belief that the Congress/UPA would rather sit in opposition than support the third front. In this scenario,...
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Jagbir Singh
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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yes it might be able to form the government, as both the BJP and congress are finding it difficult to rope in candidates from the regional parties and others, and with recent varun gandhi's comments about other religion and his hate speech, this...
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Rohini Kaushal
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| 2 years ago
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Hi, I am not much into politics or things related to it, but if given a chance to raise my voice i would say we should not support coalition government. In a coalition government every party would try to make there foots strong in the government...
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Debate: "Will the Third Front would be able to woo voters ???" deleted from your view.
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Aim of Study: 'Election and Governance Awareness Survey among Youth' Participants: 24-30 yr old Youth Date of Conducting Survey: 15th May 2009, A day before election results came. Voter Status of participant: 16% Voted Result available on: http://sweetsujit.blogspot.com/2009/05/it-is-15-th-may-2009.html Major Findings: (1) Leadership suitable for Indian PM post had varied among the popular names like Narendra modi and Manmohan singh. This means a clear inclination towards either a tainted but solid performer or a Knowledgeable person who is not at all tainted but makes decisions with conviction. Manmohan singh despite being criticised many times had been very strong about implementing t...
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Shantanu Bhave
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Really nice survey done sujith...thanks for posting this...
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Insight: ""Election and Governance Awareness Survey among Youth"" deleted from your view.
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Prasad PN
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Till the day when political parties start fielding meritorious candidates instead of present trend of wealthy and musclemen nothing is going to change. Very few will exercise "negative voting" and no party is worried about this trend.
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Arijita Pal
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"Yes"
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The use of 49-0 and compulsory voting together would be a revolutionary change in the History of Indian election. Otherwise, the same condition will prevail.....the party having power and money to influence maximum people will rule India.
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Yash Singh
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Hi friends, Rajender you are right to some extent but we need to have that extra choice to make sure this unwanted, untouchable, uneducated, unethical politician are not selected. In fact we should work on its short comings improvise. Negative...
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Debate: "Negative voting: Will this concept work in India?" deleted from your view.
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The present system cannot provide stable governments.
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The present system is the only way and should continue.
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prateek santoshq
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"The present system cannot provide stable governments. "
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I am agree with the Tanmay sir that demoracy is the only solution for the betterment and devolopment of the people of this country and this country too..
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Tanmay Gaur
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"The present system is the only way and should continue."
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Thank you Abraham Sir for your views. I also think thats not required. I believe in Spiderman on "With great power comes great responsibility". Even if you shift power in another way, it won't help because these people will regroup the same. They...
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Abraham Paul
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"The present system cannot provide stable governments. "
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A Federal government in the center with representatives of all sections of the people in the States irrespective of their political parties in the State, as members of Lok Sabha in Federal parliament under the banner of the State as single group....
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Debate: "An apolitical federal government would be better for India" deleted from your view.
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Option Choose the prime minister along with the Candidate
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A system for the people staying away from hometown to cast vote
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pruthviraja pande
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"After Voting Process to Change his leader?"
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If a leader in democracy changes his party or support the opposition for the sake of money or ministerial chair, the voter should have right to retrench him and the elected member should be made to resign [but i do not know how can it be done?],...
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Swastik Mishra
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"Negative Voting"
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49-O rule does exist in our constitution but it is not the way Arjita has mentioned it. It does permit you to not to vote for any candidate but there is no re-polling and cancellation of candidature (refer to links I am appending). Having said...
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Srikanth Kshatriy
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"Option Choose the prime minister along with the Candidate"
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Yeah.. A prime minister candidate should be projected before the elections. Its always a one leader who can change the things. We can take many ex of great leaders from our history itself who actually thought beyond the limit... We need to know...
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Ideate: "What additional powers the voters should have ?" deleted from your view.
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Narendra Modi
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Manmohan Singh
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gugulothkishannaik
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"2014 rahulgandhi indian PM"
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RG PM no argument time created true
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gugulothkishannaik
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"2014 rahulgandhi indian PM"
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RG PM no argument time created true
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Gurleen Kaur
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"Narendra Modi"
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we need Leadership, we dont need Lecturership. We need work, development, war against terrorism, employment, education and roads and only Mr.Modi who has passion for work than politics is an eligible candidate.
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Ideate: "Vote for next Prime Minister of India… !" deleted from your view.
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Indian Democracy has the First Past The Post (FPTP) as its electoral system to provide representation to voters in State Assemblies and in the Parliament of India This representation system allows political parties to come to power both in the......
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Give impetus to Rural Telecom. By Abraham Paul, MD CEO Future Groups (India), FCOMNET (UAE) In spite of the few hiccups in the beginning, the privatization has pushed Telecom business in India making the services available and affordable to common man. Most of the issues in the beginning were due to inertia of the incumbent provider in changing their old mindset. The main aspect of telecom expansion being that it virtually reduces space making the distance immaterial, the initial decision of making the GSM Wireless Telecom license areas co-terminus with existing telecom circles was one of the major flaws. Over and above disallowing of direct interconnects between different networks of the Service Provider forced them to make multiple investments on one side and loss of revenue to the incumbent operator on the other side. Bringing in the concept of Pan India Telecom with Unified Licensing was a positive step to correct few of these earlier wrong doings. But the present...
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