Campaign strategies for Indian General election 2009
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India’s political and cultural mosaic has been a matter of multiple volumes by social scientists. In a very simple by profound way aspects of this fascinating phenomenon of Indian society also gets reflected in most of the expressions of Indian cultural expressions, including films. The currently popular Slumdog Millionaire is no exception. The film and the aspects associated with its making display the rich cultural canvass of our society. While the critics have been talking about the film showcasing India’s poverty to the World, it being right or wrong, the other interesting aspect of the film relates to on screen and behind the screen aspects of the film of the film showing India’s plura...
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Shiuli Mukherji
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Yes, Mr.Ahssan from your article Pluralism connotes the religious fragmentation, followed by culture disruption and if we link the bridges, then the current political and social scene. The difference between the rosy and gloomy scenarios boils...
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Samir Das
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Mr.Ahssan a thought provoking article to the present generation of the country and one should bring the change in themselves to see a better future where all will be in harmony and peace.......Thanks for posting such a good article.....
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Yash Singh
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This article is definitely an eye-opener for all those wcreate a difference among people of different religions,castes or communities.We should all strive to become a part of change and to eliminate all these so-called cultural differences among...
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It is not the first time they have tried to emerge as an alternative to the big two, but this time the Third Front often dismissed as a political lightweight is hoping to surprise everyone.
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Nitin M Aras
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Shahid, I don't think it wil work out properly. Selection of Mayawati as a PM will be harmful to our nation. Though it will not happen, but we can't say about these selfish politicians. Congress and BJP may give this chance to her just to stop in...
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Himanshu Pathak
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It may work shahid, as there are number of big wigs who are on the list of 3rd front, as the two main parties like BJP and Congress cannot get all the majority seats for themselves, they need their allies so you may never know there might be a...
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In an effort to woo women voters, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) prime ministerial candidate LK Advani Tuesday vowed that if voted to power his government will give Rs.100,000 to every girl in the country by the time she is 18 year old. 'It is my promise that, if elected to form the next government, it will be our endeavour to make every girl in India a 'lakhpati' by the time she attains maturity. We will introduce a Ladli Laxmi Yojana in every state to support the girl child,' the 81-year-old BJP leader wrote on his blog. There are 340 million women voters among the 714 million electorate in India to cast their votes in an April and May general election. Citing the success ...
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Shariq John
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Lakhpati means a person who possesses more than 1 Lakh rupees.
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Nitin M Aras
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Great initiatives, but dear it is not a political platform. I am also Pro BJP but never used this portal for this reason. I am not saying you are promoting BJP. Code of Conduct already launched by election commission.
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Neha Saboo
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I don't agree with Nikhil's view here why will people forget if the government or any candidate has done good for the country or the constituency for that matter, Thousands of crores of ruppes are spent on this campaign and its simply a waste of...
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Nikhil Jain
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According to me there is no wrong in Advertising the governments achievement, when everybody is doing that, why shouldn't the government do, they are doing because people tend to forget what the government has done for them in the past and they...
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Akash
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Govt spends crores of rupees by advertising its achievements in rural education, health and other things. Each ad bears photos of Congress Ministers. Everyday four to five pages in biggest newspapers like TOI are cluttered with such ads. TV and...
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ABHIJIT KULKARNI
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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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Ajit Khan
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i agree with all the arguments, and yes it will not help in any way for his campaign, as most of the voting percentage are from rural india, and so it doesn't matter..
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Vinit Goenka
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Internet is surely the way to reach maximum no of people in shortest possible time. The purpose of www.lkadvani.in is the same. It augments the process of reaching people. Today there is a huge difference in demography and urbanisation is also...
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The media is playing role with government, this all is effect of incumbency because the incumbent has structural advantages like they have media coverage, campaign financed as well as government resources that can be indirectly used to boost a...
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From this TooStep Platform By Asghar Naqvi Should Varun Gandhi be disqualified from contesting Lok Sabha polls? He is also conducting survey in this platform. Everyone is trying to know what others are thinking. People are debating on - "Should...
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MUMBAI, INDIA: Yes, the election is for real. But the way virtual space is being used to reach the masses makes forthcoming general elections in India the most 'tech-savvy' one in the political and democratic history of the country. From political parties to candidates, everyone is embracing the Net with great vigour. While some have redesigned their existing websites , others have launched new ones with the elections in mind. Apart from its official site, www.congress.org.in, Congress party has launched a special site for the general elections - www.voteforcongress.in. It has also launched a site, www.soniagandhi.org, for their leader, Sonia Gandhi. And, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has ww...
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Mukund Arankalle
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just by creating a party website is not enough, most of the web users are usually youngsters and i have seen in those websites there is nothing done on user engagement or the website is very ad-hoc, so this will not serve the purpose and more...
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varsha
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thanks for sharing but what i feel its only our feeling and love for person and party to make difference and to make him /her win...
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