From the past few years, India has seen elections very frequently in some states of the country. It might be because of the passing-away of politicians or because of the resignations from the legislatures. Whatever might be the reasons, the taxpayers’ money has gone wasted in multiple elections at the wrong time. Whenever an election happens, the state or central government and Election Commission of India has to engage their resources, provide the workforce to conduct elections in those areas. A lot of money is needed to organize one election. So, the BJP led NDA government is thinking to go ..read more

There’s a new change in Indian politics that anyone can sense in recent times. From promotions to reaching out to the people, all political parties are finding different ways to woo their voters. Environment conservation was never a political issue but, now both national political parties BJP and Congress have mentioned in their manifestoes. Upon close observation, Indians, including politicians, are yet to understand how greenhouse gases cause global warming. More than 74% of the people in India between the age of 18 to 25 years have no clue about environmental conservation. How is this chang ..read more

Even Chaiwala might not have imagined that he’ll get huge support from Indian voters for the second time in a row. Chaiwala contested as a Chowkidar in the just concluded election in Varanasi and Indian voters blessed his party with a complete majority. Yes, we are talking about none other than India’s beloved Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It’s not about BJP; it’s all about Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi had worked hard during his tenure of 5-years from 2014-2019 before the general elections. He had garnered love and respect from politicians to the intellectuals to the general public from a ..read more

Claim All banks in India, including nationalized and private banks, will remain closed on all Saturdays and only operate from Monday to Friday from June 1st onwards. How are banks helping people from ages? Banking is a ubiquitous word now – the financial institution which is helping people to deposit their money and creates a credit for them in several ways. Banks generate revenue through a different model such as interest, transaction fees and financial advice, etc. Recent technology advancements have eased the banking processes. This change benefited the general public and all the other busi ..read more

The Lok Sabha election 2019 results were a total debacle for the aspirations many a regional parties in the country. Except for a handful of them which includes Biju Janata Dal (BJD) of Naveen Patnaik, Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) of Jagan Reddy and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), almost every regional party floundered in the elections. Touted to be an election of the regional forces combined, things did not go the way these parties expected this time around. Across the length and breadth of the country, every regional party with its political clout in a particular regio ..read more

An election is a formal way of selecting the representative by the population of the country to hold the public office. The public decision-making process has started operating from the 17th century, and the process is also used in many private and business organizations as well. From time to time, many electoral reforms were introduced to bring transparency and fairness or effectiveness of the system. Electoral reforms include vote counting procedure, rules for the political parties, voting equipment from ballot paper to EVM machines, election laws and voters safety and so on. Let us not forg ..read more

Claim Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen said in an interview that he prefers “watching cartoon is better than watching oath-taking ceremony of Modi.” Who’s Amartya Sen? What is his contribution to India? Amartya Kumar Sen is a world-renowned Indian economist, and philosopher was born in West Bengal in 1933 during the British rule. He has taught and worked in India, the United States and the United Kingdom since 1972. His contributions to the field of economics and social justice, economic theories of famines, welfare economics, social choice theory and indices of the measure of well-being of citizen ..read more

Politics is an interesting subject to read, to talk, to gossip around, and so on. Politics involves taking decisions which should benefit the people of the country/state. A politician should have organized control over all the activities he/she do with the governance. Politics is an art or science of the government. Politicians should have an identity to contest and win in the elections. Also, they should possess their ideologies to gain the trust of the people. So, when it comes to an individual politician, what plays a significant role to stay relevant for all the seasons? Is it his/her iden ..read more

Bengaluru, the world’s most dynamic city ranks 58 in the Ease of Living index released by the Government of India. These rankings present a contrasting picture of the city and are precisely the reason why many Bengalurians share a love-hate relationship with it. Bengaluru is said to have been founded by Kempe Gowda, a feudatory of the Vijaynagar empire. The transformation of the city from a barren plateau to being called as a ‘Garden City’ is remarkable and the hard work of successive kingdoms is to be credited for this. In the 1970s, the city boasted a green cover of 68%! Splendid lakes, nu ..read more

India is the second largest country in the world in terms of population. Over 600 million people are under the age of 35 makes India as the most significant democratic country having more significant youth vote share. Addressing the youth issues, encountering young professionals’ questions and providing a proper answer has got a massive momentum during the 2019 general elections. Though there are no specifications, the qualifications to contest in elections has significantly changed over the years. Example being most of the youths are showing interest in contesting in elections to politically ..read more