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Elections decide fate of a country or a state, that is true. Through elections only citizens choose and give  right to any party to rule them. And people should also learn few thing from the elections, not always the political parties in their assessments after voting. Voters think that their job is over once they franchised their right to vote. If such mind-set remains, then they can't be actual voters and detached from the society which is governed by the newly elected government. Voters need to remember that how their voting helped the society in terms of the administration of the government they bestowed the power to rule. In a democratic country voters should also analyses the governments performance not only during the time election but also on other occasions too. They have more right during election to choose best candidate for the constituency and country. But they have also right to evaluate, there are may rules those can help citizen to the functions or achievem...

Amid the strong opposition over the FDI in multi-brand, which also caused deadlock of Parliament business in both houses, will be voted in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha followed a discussion. However, the voting and discuss might not a big trouble for the UPA government. The FDI in retail has been opposed by many parties including the Opposition, BJP. On December 6 and 7, the Rajya Sabah will debate over the FDI in multi-brand ule 168 that entails voting. Hamid Ansari  the Chairman of Rajya Sabha, had called all party meeting to end the deadlock of the FDI in retain bran in the upper house. Opposition parties agreed for the a vote and debate over the topic, which the UPA also agreed to end the deadlock in Parliament.

India and political parties have been gearing up for the battle of 2014, i.e., General elections or Lok Sabha election in 2014. The election of 2014 will also bring some new hopes for the voters of India. Since there were many issues in the past four years during the term of UPA government. The voters will see some interesting election campaigns in 2014 political battle. The main issue would be 'corruption' and over this issue the newly formed party by Arvind Kejriwal - Aam Aadmi Party is somehow on leading (a personal opinion not based on any report). The issue of corruption will be a tough one for both BJP and Congress, while approaching voters. And the fact can't be denied that voters swing in India is not unpredictable. Since the local issues may cover the national issues in some constituenceis where parties having strong base. Voters have been expecting a big change in India after the election in 2014. It does not matter, which party is going to form the gove...

Corruption is so badly spread in the entire system, that it is hard to find, a sincere person and a clean department or field, where there is no corruption and where there are no corrupt people. If we observe the recent developments, in the political, judicial and other systems, there are many people who are arrested on the basis of corruption. Judges, politicians, IAS officers, even some people belonging to police department, enforcement and anti corruption also. What else, can we say about the rest of the people and departments, when highly educated people, people holding highest ranks in the society and in the government, people who should be exemplary to the normal man, have become corrupt? Corruption has spread not like cancer, but like blood, throughout the system. What is the use, if there are few, common people, who want to be honest and sincere. It is not enough if one; Anna Hazare comes out and raises voice against corruption. It is us, common people,...

The presidential election round the corner in India and a new President of Indian Republic will be elected by July 2012. This is the biggest election of the biggest democracy in the world - India. The president of India will be elected by the people's representatives in a electoral college by the MPs and MLAs. The election is the biggest event for the country as well as for the UPA government at the Center. The former President of India, Abdul Kalam is said to be the front runner, while the UPA's candidate could be Pranab Mukherjee, however there was no official confirmation over his name till the new report is being published. Somanth Chatterjee, the former speaker, could be the another candidate and option for the other regional parties. It would  be very interesting to see the stand or political parties in this presidential election in India. In few days the vision of support from the political parties will be loud and clear.