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Lok Sabha Election
One nation one election: Complexities, controversies, and prospects
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Comparative examples from other countries demonstrate that synchronized elections can work but come with their own set of challenges.
Why Modi’s wall is still fortified
The loss of Jhakhand assembly can not be said to be the start of end of Modi's era. Voters always vote differently in Lok Sabha election and State assembly election considering different factors.
“Modiji ko jitana hai”, said an elderly lady who could barely walk, while going to register her vote
“We cannot solve the poverty problem but we can definitely make the middle-class poorer,” seems to be the Congress motto this time. Enough to scare the middle-class.
Why is Nyay not a game changing idea as Congress has hoped
Will the promise of giving 72000 rupees annually to the poor families really help Congress control narrative and win elections?
What is Voter data from the past elections talking loudly to the Tamil Nadu BJP wing?
Though it did not matter in 2014, Tamil Nadu would turn out to be a crucial state for BJP to make up for potential losses in UP due to a the unholy alliance between the SP and BSP.
When will India have ‘one nation one election’?
Parliamentary Elections in India are in 2019 but the country seems to have entered that year today itself.
The curious case of the falling rupee and Indian elections
Does falling rupee help the parties for elections?
Mahagathbandhan feasibility and Congress’ fate
The MGB opposition seems winning anywhere between 110-120 seats. Read how.
Why might of BJP can defeat Rahul Gandhi at Amethi in 2019?
literally, not a single safe seat is left for the dynasty in Hindustan
Judicial and political discourse in India and the facts
Can we progress with current judiciary and political scenario of the country?
