R K Misra wrote another great article on Times Of India. I have been thinking of writing a similar article when I heard Nandan Nilekani highlighting that 2009 elections are different since these elections are based on 2001 census. The 2001 census shows that a larger chunk of Indians now stay in urban areas. Hence there are more urban seats in this election. People like you and me, who always thought that Indian government is elected by the uneducated village voters is no more true. We have a bigger say now! There are 120+ seats from urban areas out of 543 seats in these elections. So please vote and make a difference.
Urban middle class can impact Lok Sabha polls - excellent article by R K Misra
i want to vote but the question is that to whom we vote because i dont think so is there any party who actually or firstly want to do work for our country and for our people… they firstly work for their benefits and to save their chairs….. govt spend lots of money in the compensation of mla’s and IS…. but whats the need to spend crores of money on them… one side there are people in our country who even didnt get the food for two times in a day…..
hum vote karein ya na karein jo bhi sarkar aaygi apne hisab se apne faayde aur apni kursi k liye kaam karegi…. to kya antar hai dono cheezo mein ki voting ho ya nahi agar yh celebraties humein samjhane ki jagah neta logo ko amjahyein to jyada accha hai kyonki unhe vote ka matlab aur ahmiyat nahi pata hai unke liye yeh bus kursi paane ka ek tarika hai thats all…..
India has a lot of talent and potential but then right people are not there in the right positions. Though i voted for a candidate in whom i believed n who would change the fate of the country, there are hardly any chances of new independent parties winning!…
We have only limited choice to vote .We have to choose between two or three persons in the list and not from outside the list.
Yes, we have very limited options to choose. Only two or three parties are on top and we have to choose one of them. Also people are not think it as important duty. They think mere vote se kya hoga.
We have to change our mind.
only electing and ruling is not part of democracy if government only gives importans to the previleged person only than what about poor people living in villages and slums.Every year in world’s rich person category 3 to 5 are from india despite our population living below poverty line
Every one of must think over this matter seriously with great concern.
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Election commission has to set the minimum qualification to the candidates.
The biggest challenge that face the nation is corruption from the upside. Thecentre is throwing money into hands of undesirables the more money in the hands of these rogues and loafrs are ruining the polity of the nation .We cannot make or force any one honest. the feeling of the honesty develops from wihin. They must be doing theart of VIPASSANA, the deep art of meditation.
To make our country in the lime light let few high-ups in the govt try a hand at VIPASSAN an art of deep meditation.This practice of vipassana was initiated by the great lord BUDHAItis still practiced in Thailand. just try.
SAB PAPASAYA AKARNAM KUSHAL UPSAMPADA , SACHITPARIDOPNAM AT TA BUDHA SASANAM. ATA HI ATO ,KARMAN, ATA HI ATO GATI SAB APNE MALIK AAP HAIN, bHAGWAN VISHNU THUS PROCLAIMED IN X11 CHAPTER IOF THE GITA ANPEKSHA SHUCHIR DAKSHA UDASEENO GAT VYATHA SARVARAMBHA PARITYAGE YU MAD BHAKTA SA ME PRIYA
in chapter 3 of shrimad bhagwatgita thegreat lord proclaims as thus “yadacharit shreshtadevotro jana,,==sa yat prnaman kurutte lokstdanuvartataa ====, sreshta log jo acharan karte hain manush samudai vaisa hi acharan karna lag jate hain .