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Kiran
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Four-and-a-Half-th Back: A Pre-Poll Alliance

Over at Amethi, the capital of the Targetary Republic of India, leaders of several smaller regional parties have come together for a meeting. The agenda is to discuss pre-poll alliances. These parties do not want to be part of the 2 big alliances: NDA (Na..

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Shakthidharan
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What i want from India's Next PM

Let us split the expectations into two, simple and advanced. Let me start with the simple. The person who will be PM should be gritty, tough and clever. Being well dressed is a bonus , I am yet to see anyone other than the Late Rajeev Gandhi who looked li..

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Sanathanam
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Save the country

The day has come, in another 2 months time we will be beckoned to bestow our votes to the party, which will be given the mandate to rule us. Its high time you recognise the merit of those who you will vote to power. Its pretty vivid to all of us that neit..

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Maltesh Ashrit
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Need for a Pan India approach

Be it the RJD-LJP fallout from the UPA in Bihar or the disassociation of BJD from an 11 year alliance with the BJP or for that matter, the formation or the formation of the Third Front; all have one basic statement underlying their activities i.e. to beco..

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Harini Calamur
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stalked by advertising

HyperActiveX - came up with that title on a conversatin thread on FB. And, this was in context of Mr.Advani - the leader of the BJP - who has decided to use the net to reach out to audiences that extensively use the net. (’younger audiences’ :) In ty..

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Manu Shankar
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The Game As It stands

Advertising campaigns of some of the political parties this season have become creative this season.The BJP, targeting the youth , has managed to put up an advertisement in the home page of ORKUT!! You can find a picture of Mr. Lal Kishan Advani portraye..

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Lakshmi Rajan
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TGIPB - Part 2 The Saffron Gandhi

The Great Indian Political Battle – Part 2 Post Independence , The erstwhile kings of India were stripped of all their powers . Replacing the kings were the democratically elected ministers , who wield the real powers in a country. Government of a de..

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Cyril Sam
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Shut Up And Vote

India is a Hindu Nation and no one can deny that - Mr Mohan Bhagwat made a brilliant start at his new job today as he took over the leadership of RSS. First day’s first utterance got him instant headlines. While many of you might be disgusted at that st..

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Hashir Tufail
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Thankyou Mr Varun Gandhi

Well, the latest scion of the famed Nehru-Gandhi family strikes, and how. By shouting that we muslims have dangerous sounding names, that if you see us at night you will get afraid, that he will cut our hands if we (supposedly) strike on our Hindu country..

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Ankit B. Rathod
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Shekhawat vs Advani?

And this desire of his has set the whole BJP shivering. Shekhawat, who was a senior leader of the saffron party till 2002, when he won the Vice-Presidential elections as the NDA candidate. After the completion of his tenure as VP, he has not joined the BJ..

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Ankit B. Rathod
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The Chawla - Congress Connection

Naveen Chawla, a 1969 batch IAS officer, belonging to the Delhi & Andaman Nicobar cadre held several important assignments before being appointed Election Commissioner on May 16, 2005. Shocked at the appointment of Naveen Chawla as an Election Commissione..

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Ankit B. Rathod
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The Great Indian Political Tamasha

With the number of political parties increasing manifold, as the mosquitos do in the monsoon, India has now become used to the system of coalition politics wherein no single party gets a majority (any single party can not get it 'coz of the large number o..

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Samuel
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India's next Prime Minister: Part 2 - NDA

This is the second in a series of blog posts, looking at the various individuals who are in the running to be the Prime Minister of the world's largest democracy. Despite India having a multi-party system with over 132 political parties, there are 3 main..

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