BJP List of Candidate for Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha

BJP has released a list of Candidate who will contesting from Andhra Pradesh for the 15th Lok Sabha Election.

Sl	State Name	No	Constitutency	Name
1	Andhra Pradesh	126	Etcherla	Shri P. Venugopalam
2	Andhra Pradesh	132	Salur	(ST) Shri P.B. Srinivasa Raju
3	Andhra Pradesh	135	Gajapathi	Nagaram Shri P.V.V. Gopal Raju
4	Andhra Pradesh	147	Araku	Valley (ST) Shri S. Raghunath
5	Andhra Pradesh	140	Visakhapatnam	East Smt. K. Raja Kumari
6	Andhra Pradesh	142	Visakhapatnam	North Shri P.V.N. Madhav
7	Andhra Pradesh	172	Rampachodavaram	Shri Solla Bojji Reddy
8	Andhra Pradesh	199	Vijayawada	Central Shri U. Srinivasa Raju
9	Andhra Pradesh	211	Bapatla	Shri R. Lakshmipathi Rao
10	Andhra Pradesh	222	Darsi	Shri Boddu Koti Reddy
11	Andhra Pradesh	233	Kavali	Shri Kandukuri Satyanarayana
12	Andhra Pradesh	285	Chandragiri	Smt. Gali Pushpalatha
13	Andhra Pradesh	292	Puthalapattu	(SC) Shri B. Shivakumar
14	Andhra Pradesh	267	Rayadurg	Shri Modi Thippeswamy
15	Andhra Pradesh	278	Puttaparthi	Shri S. Vishnuvardhan Reddy
16	Andhra Pradesh	73	Narayanpet	Shri Nagurao Namaji
17	Andhra Pradesh	81	Nagarkurnool	Shri J. Raghunandhan Reddy
18	Andhra Pradesh	83	Kalwakurthy	Shri T. Achari
19	Andhra Pradesh	84	Shadnagar	Smt. V. Jhansi Rani
20	Andhra Pradesh	45	Quthbullapur	Dr. S. Malla Reddy
21	Andhra Pradesh	48	Ibrahimpatnam	Shri P. Narasimha Reddy
22	Andhra Pradesh	55	Vikarabad	(SC) Shri Sheri Narsing Rao
23	Andhra Pradesh	40	Patancheru	Shri K. Sathyanarayana
24	Andhra Pradesh	11	Armoor	Shri Aljapur Srinivas
25	Andhra Pradesh	16	Kamareddy	Shri V. Muralidhar Goud
26	Andhra Pradesh	17	Nizamabad	(Urban) Shri Y. Lakshminarayana
27	Andhra Pradesh	18	Nizamabad	(Rural) Smt. Kotna Leela Shiva
28	Andhra Pradesh	10	Mudhole	Shri Sateesh
29	Andhra Pradesh	22	Dharmapuri	(SC) Shri S. Kumar
30	Andhra Pradesh	25	Paddapalle	Shri G. Rama Krishna Reddy
31	Andhra Pradesh	26	Karimnagar	Shri P. Sugunakar Rao
32	Andhra Pradesh	29	Sircilla	Dr. Yerrabelli Chandrasekhar
33	Andhra Pradesh	98	Jangaon	Shri N. Narasimha Rao
34	Andhra Pradesh	108	Bhupalpalle	Shri C. Janga Reddy
35	Andhra Pradesh	105	Warangal	West Shri M. Dharma Rao
36	Andhra Pradesh	113	Palair	Shri Kondapally Sridhar Reddy
37	Andhra Pradesh	47	Uppal	Shri NVSS Prabhakar
38	Andhra Pradesh	52	Serilingampally	Shri M. Bheem Rao
39	Andhra Pradesh	57	Musheerabad	Dr. K. Laxman
40	Andhra Pradesh	58	Malakpet	Shri G.R. Karunakar
41	Andhra Pradesh	59	Amberpet	Shri G. Kishan Reddy
42	Andhra Pradesh	60	Khairathabad	Shri Chinthala Ramchandra
43	Andhra Pradesh	65	Goshamahal	Shri Prem Singh Rathore
44	Andhra Pradesh	7	Malkajgiri	Shri N. Indrasena Reddy
45	Andhra Pradesh	8	Secunderabad	Shri Bandaru Dattatraya
46	Andhra Pradesh	10	Chevella	Shri Baddam bal Reddy
47	Andhra Pradesh	18	Araku	(ST) Shri Kurasa Bojjaiah
48	Andhra Pradesh	20	Vizianagaram	Shri P. Sanyasi Raju
49	Andhra Pradesh	21	Visakhapatnam	Shri D.V. Subba Rao
50	Andhra Pradesh	37	Hindupur	Shri K. Naresh
51	Andhra Pradesh	40	Tirupati	(SC) Dr. N. Venkata Swamy

BJP releases their Vision 2020

BJP is all geared for the 15th LokSabha election with making everything in the news. Today, BJP released it Vision 2020, which was dream of Atal Bihari Vajpayee. This vision mainly focus on the youth and Information technology.

There are valuable points which makes you think when you go through the complete release of the book. Some of the highlights of the Vision are:

1) Creating unique identification for all citizen of India which will replace every three year called a Multipurpose National Identity Card and Citizen Identification Number.

2) Making rural India IT enabled.

3) Providing as much as Internet connectivity on all highways and a speed of 2 Mbps

4) All schools and colleges to be internet enabled.

5) 100% Banking loans for students and fund transfer facility.

6) Laptop for each student.

7) All major technology to be integrated in the India Development.

Many More it is 30 pages documentation which deal in all issues starting from poverty, education, health care, and corruption and many more. 

During the launch of Vision 2020, BJP also launched it new version of website which has all information about happened and happening in the party. Not only the website,

BJP is first party to hold a official website with direct new feed if some has subscribe to it.

Have a look at the website BJP Website

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BJP List of Candidate for Lok Sabha

BJP has released a list of Candidate who will be contesting for the 15th Lok Sabha Election from Kerala, Orissa, West Bengal, Sikkim, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh

Sl	State Name	No	Constitutency	Name
1	Kerala	4	Wayanadu	Shri C. Vasudevan Master
2	Kerala	9	Alathur	(SC) Smt. M. Bindu
3	Kerala	13	Idukki	Shri Sreenagari Rajan
4	Kerala	17	Pathanamthitta	Shri B. Radhakrishna Menon
5	Kerala	18	Kollam	Shri Vayakal Madhu
6	Orissa	2	Sundargarh	(ST) Shri Jual Oram
7	Orissa	4	Keonjhar	(ST) Shri Ananta Nayak
8	Orissa	5	Mayurbhanj	(ST) Smt. Draupadi Murmu
9	Orissa	6	Balasore	Shri M.A. Kharavel Swain
10	Orissa	10	Bolangir	Smt. Sangeeta Singhdeo
11	Orissa	11	Kalahandi	Shri Bikram Keshari Deo
12	Orissa	12	Nabarangpur	(ST) Shri Parsuram Majhi
13	Andhra Pradesh	7	Malkajgiri	Shri N. Indrasena Reddy
14	Andhra Pradesh	8	Secunderabad	Shri Bandaru Dattatraya
15	Andhra Pradesh	10	Chevella	Shri Baddam bal Reddy
16	Andhra Pradesh	18	Araku	(ST) Shri Kurasa Bojjaiah
17	Andhra Pradesh	20	Vizianagaram	Shri P. Sanyasi Raju
18	Andhra Pradesh	21	Visakhapatnam	Shri D.V. Subba Rao
19	Andhra Pradesh	37	Hindupur	Shri K. Naresh
20	Andhra Pradesh	40	Tirupati	(SC) Dr. N. Venkata Swamy
21	West Bengal	5	Raigunj	Shri Gopesh Chandra Sarkar
22	West Bengal	7	Uttar	Malda Shri Amlan Bhaduri
23	West Bengal	8	Malda	Dakshin Shri Dipak Chowdhury
24	West Bengal	9	Jangipur	Shri Debasis Chandra Mazumdar
25	West Bengal	10	Baharampur	Shri Bidyut Kumar Haldar
26	West Bengal	11	Murshidabad	Shri Nirmal Saha
27	West Bengal	13	Ranaghat	(SC) Shri Sukalyan Roy
28	West Bengal	14	Bangaon	(SC) Shri K.P. Majumdar
29	West Bengal	16	Dum	Dum Shri Tapan Sikdar
30	West Bengal	19	Joynagar	(SC) Shri Nirod Haldar
31	West Bengal	20	Mathurapur	(SC) Shri Binay Kumar Biswas
32	West Bengal	21	Diamond	Harbour Shri Abhijit Das
33	West Bengal	22	Jadavpur	Shri Sanat Bhattacharya
34	West Bengal	23	Kolkata	Dakshin Smt. Jyotsna Bannerjee
35	West Bengal	28	Hoogly	Dr. Chunilal Chakravarti
36	West Bengal	29	Arambag	(SC) Shri Murari Bera
37	West Bengal	32	Ghatal	Shri Motilal Khatua
38	West Bengal	33	Purulia	Shri Sayantan Bose
39	West Bengal	36	Medinipur	Shri Pradip Pattanayak
40	West Bengal	37	Bishnupur	(SC) Dr. Jayanta Mondal
41	West Bengal	39	Burdwan	Syed Ali Afzal Chand
42	West Bengal	40	Asansol	Shri Surya Roy
43	West Bengal	41	Bolpur	(SC) Shri Arjun Saha
44	West Bengal	42	Birbhum	Shri Tapas Mukherjee
45	Punjab	5	Hoshiarpur	(SC) Shri Som Prakash
46	Sikkim	1	Sikkim	Prof. Padam Bahadur Chettri
47	Uttar Pradesh		Dhaurahara	Sri Raghavendra Singh
48	Uttar Pradesh		Seetapur	Gyan Tiwar
49	Uttar Pradesh		Basti	Sri . Y. D. Singh
50	Uttar Pradesh		Kushinagar	Sri Vijay Dubey

Third Front is Back

The biggest political drama in the history of India election has begun. The national party which always lead India were Congress and BJP with coalition party.

If you remember the 13th Lok Sabha election, also saw emerge of new party in the history of India called Third front. However, the party did not perform well and was broken or lost somewhere in the last four year.

Now once again the Third Front party has come or emerge with lead taking by Deve Gowda. He has contacted most of the party got them together to bring live the Third Front party again. He has brought together about 9 parties which will combine a total of 91 seats in Lok Sabha Election. Mostly these party include the Southern state parties of India from each state.

Today it is official launch of the Third Front party from Tumkur which is 50 km away from Bangalore. All parties leader have arrived and the official launch will be done after 12:30 pm. Most promient leaders like Jayalaitha and Mayawati will not be attending the launch, however their representative are present in the party.

The Third Front Party consists of:

AIADMK

CPI

CPM

TDP

RSP

Forward block

JDS & JD U

TRS

BSP

Many more to add.

The national party are rethinking their strategies to keep safe their alliance. Congress has stated that it will think about it after the election. However, BJP has not yet decided whether to join the Third Front or not. Prakash Karat has been contacted with all the party members of the Third front.

Keep a check on the page and will be updating on the regular basis with the Election 2009

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Congress has declared the list of Candidates for Uttar Pradesh 2009

Cngress has come out with the list of Candidate those will be contesting in Uttar PradeshThe list comprise most of known personalities and many who have led Congress in victory path. The list comprises of 24 members.

Sl. No.	No & name of Constituency	Selected Candidate
1	3 MUZAFFARNAGAR	HARENDRA MALIK
2	7 RAMPUR	BEGUM NOOR BANO
3	12 GHAZIABAD	SUREDNRA PRAKSH GOEL
4	14 BULANSHAHR-SC	DEVI DAYAL
5	15 ALIGARH	BIJENDRA SINGH
6	17 MATHURA	MANVENDRA SINGH
7	19 FATHEPUR SIKRI	RAJ BABBAR
8	25 BAREILLY	PRAVEEN SINGH AIRON
9	29 DHAURAHRA	JITIN PRASAD
10	33 UNNAO	SMT. ANNU TANDON
11	36 RAE BARELI	SMT. SONIA GANDHI
12	37 AMETHI	RAHUL GANDHI
13	39 PRATAPGARH	SMT. RATNA SINGH
14	40 FARRUKHABAD	SALMAN KHURSHID
15	43 KANPUR	SRIPRAKASH JAISWAL
16	53 BARABANKI-SC	P.L. PUNIA
17	54 FAIZABAD	NIRMAL KHATRI
18	59 GONDA	BENI PRASAD VERMA
19	60 DOMARIYAGANJ	JAGADAMBIKA PAL
20	65 KUSHI NAGAR	R.P.N. SINGH
21	67 BANSGAON-SC	MAHAVIR PRASAD
22	70 GHOSI	SMT. SUDHA RAI
23	71 SALEMPUR	BHOLA PANDE
24	77 VARANASI	DR. RAJESH MISHRA

BSP List of Candidates for Karnataka

Mayawati led BSP which sweeped Uttar Pradesh in one go. Is now thinking to sweep the country in the same tradition. Already Mayawati had organized a long rally, for launch of BSP party in country wide and selecting the respective candidate for the party who field in coming Lok Sabha election of BSP.

Karnataka being a new platform for the BSP, has come out in big way by contesting on the 28 seats of Lok Sabha from the state. BSP is making clean sweep in the UP state election and fielding for 80 seats in Lok Sabha from UP. Thinking to do so in other states, which will help Mayawati to decide the PM candidate. BSP has released it first lot of candidate who will contesting in the upcoming Lok Sabha election from Karnataka.(15 members). The list is below:

Candidates	Constitutency
Ashok	Tumkur
A P Ahmed	Hassan
Mohammed Hafizulla Sharief	Bangalore Rural
R S Patil	Belgaum
Muniswamy N	Kolar
Laxminarayan	Chikkaballapur
Vijayabhaskar	Bangalore Central
Naheeda Salma	Bangalore South
B. Gonnemmanvar	Haveri
Shiava Kumar Naik	Raichur
M. Jayanna	Chitradurga
J. Jayappa	Shimoga
Mahadev B Dhani	Gulbarga
Girish Rai	Dakshina Kannada
Steven J Manezes	Udupi - Chikmagalur

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India Gears Up Election 2009

It is time for us to come out and start voting for the right government which will take India to the next step from Developing to Developed Country. The campaigns have started and political drama has begun in the Centre for the most prestigious seat in the country. The parties have started deciding who contest from where and which state they would like to conquer. India is gearing up for its 15th Lok Sabha Election.

Currently the coalition of UPA is ruling which is headed by Sonia Gandhi as chair person of Congress Party. Manmohan Singh heading the country as Prime Minister of India. This election is very important from both the Congress and also BJP view. One party will emerge as largest party to form the government with the help other parties. The election Commissioner has declared the date of the Election which is schedule for the 2009. The voting will be done in 5 phase divided between states.

	Seats	Date
Phase 1	124	16-Apr
Phase 2	141	23-Apr
Phase 3	107	30-Apr
Phase 4	85	7-May
Phase 5	86	13-May

 

The counting of the vote will start on May 16 and results declared by end of Month. A total of 543 seats will contested.

Lok Sabha is composed of representative of the people chosen by direct election. The maximum strength of the House envisaged by the Constitution is 543. The total elective membership is distributed among the States in such a way that the ratio between the number of seats allotted to each State and the population of the State is, so far as practicable, the same for all States. The number is divided among the 28 States and the 7 Union Territories as follows:

Sl. No	State/UT	TOTAL
1	Andaman & Nicobar Islands	1
2	Andhra Pradesh	42
3	Arunachal Pradesh	2
4	Assam	14
5	Bihar	40
6	Chandigarh	1
7	Chhattisgarh	11
8	Dadra & Nagar Haveli	1
9	Daman & Diu	1
10	Goa	2
11	Gujarat	26
12	Haryana	10
13	Himachal Pradesh	4
14	Jammu & Kashmir	6
15	Jharkhand	14
16	Karnataka	28
17	Kerala	20
18	Lakshadweep	1
19	Madhya Pradesh	29
20	Maharashtra	48
21	Manipur	2
22	Meghalaya	2
23	Mizoram	1
24	Nagaland	1
25	National Capital Territory Of Delhi	7
26	Orissa	21
27	Pondicherry	1
28	Punjab	13
29	Rajasthan	25
30	Sikkim	1
31	Tamil Nadu	39
32	Tripura	2
33	Uttaranchal	5
34	Uttar Pradesh	80
35	West Bengal	42
Total:		543