NDA VS UPA

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Opinion polls are PR campaign to boost TRP: Nitish Kumar - India - DNA

 

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UPA copying NDA .....

 

[fsayed]

UPA copying NDA .....

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Opinion polls are PR campaign to boost TRP: Nitish Kumar - India - DNA

This post is part of the Global Voices special coverage on the Indian Elections 2009
Predictions and Polls for the 2009 Lok Sabha Elections in India
Posted 12 April 2009 10:13 GMT
The month long general elections to the 15th Lok Sabha in India start from April 16, and there is wide speculation on which party, or coalition, will emerge the winner, when the results are announced on May 16th.

Here is a quick roundup of the pre-election predictions and the discussion around them in the Indian blogosphere.

According to the second Star-Nielsen poll, the Congress will win 155 seats (203 with UPA allies), while the BJP will win 147 seats (191 with NDA allies) (via TOI).

Arun Nehru at the Deccan Chronicle predicts that the Congress will win 157 seats (193 with UPA allies), compared to the 132 seats for the BJP (177 with NDA allies).

The Times of India predicts that the Congress will win 154 seats (198 with UPA allies), while the BJP will win 135 seats (176 with NDA allies).

According to The Week, the Congress will win 144 seats (198 with UPA allies), while the BJP will have to settle at 140 seats (186 with NDA allies).

India Today expects the UPA to win 196-205 seats, far ahead of the 172-181 seats for the NDA.

According to Reuters, the Congress with 139 seats will form the government, beating the BJP, which will win only 129 seats.

DNA predicts that the Congress-led UPA will win 184 seats, against the 177 seats for the BJP-led NDA.

Shreekant Sambrani at Business Standard predicts that BJP will emerge as the biggest party with 137 seats (184 seats with NDA allies), ahead of the Congress, which will win 119 seats (176 seats with UPA allies, including LJP/ RJD).

India TV also predicts that the BJP will emerge as the largest single party with 144 seats (187 seats with NDA allies), ahead of the Congress, which will win 133 seats (178 seats with UPA allies).

According to BJP's own survey, conducted by G V L Narasimha Rao, the BJP will win 160 seats (217 with NDA allies) compared to 135 seats for the Congress (180 with UPA allies) (via TOI).

The numbers for the UPA have come down in recent predictions as analysts aren't counting the numbers for Lalu Prasad’s RJD, Ram Vilas Paswan’s LJP or Mulayam Singh’s SP as part of the alliance anymore.

Earlier, in March, the Star-Nielsen poll had predicted that Congress will win 144 seats (257 with UPA allies, including 47 for SP/ RJP/ LJP), compared to the 137 seats for the BJP (184 with NDA allies) (via Reuters).

The CNN-IBN poll had predicted that the Congress-led UPA will win 215-235 seats (including SP/ RJP/ LJP), compared to 165-185 seats for the BJP-led NDA (via Reuters).

In 2004, the UPA had won 234 seats (with 145 seats for the Congress) and the NDA had won 184 seats (with 138 seats for the BJP).

The Outlook Blog written by Sandeep Dougal, by the way, has emerged as my single most useful source of news and opinion on the Indian Lok Sabha elections. This is a great example of the value a traditional news organization can add by linking out to others.

Several Indian bloggers are also posting their own predictions.

Vijay at OffStumped, an overtly pro-BJP blog, predicts that NDA will win 184 seats compared to 108 for UPA.

UPA copying NDA .....

 

[pursuit of happiness]

Fsayed..
can you just tell me 5 point why you will and you will not vote any party in this election...
just curiosity...

 

[fsayed]

Fsayed..
can you just tell me 5 point why you will and you will not vote any party in this election...
just curiosity...

first safety
second economic policy
third education
fourth justice
fifth young and energetic prime minister

 

[fsayed]

UPA copying NDA .....

With RG

Surprisingly BJP started claiming slogan of one of ad with slogan "Mai Nahi, Hum" and said it used it in 2011. Here is the poster of Nov'2010 by a Congress councilor organising a Musayara in Indore celebrating his victory.

Needless to say who copied whom

Jai Ho ...

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With RG
Liked · 2 hours ago

Surprisingly BJP started claiming slogan of one of ad with slogan "Mai Nahi, Hum" and said it used it in 2011. Here is the poster of Nov'2010 by a Congress councilor organising a Musayara in Indore celebrating his victory.

Needless to say who copied whom

Jai Ho ..

​

With RG
Liked · 2 hours ago

Surprisingly BJP started claiming slogan of one of ad with slogan "Mai Nahi, Hum" and said it used it in 2011. Here is the poster of Nov'2010 by a Congress councilor organising a Musayara in Indore celebrating his victory.

Needless to say who copied whom

Jai Ho ..

 

[fsayed]

JOIN US IF YOU HAVEN'T
FILL UP THE FORM if you haven't yet. ::::With Congress::::

Join the social media campaign, With Congress, to curb the negative propaganda against the Congress and the UPA Govt. Let's all - Indians - join hands to keep the communal forces away. Please Share

 

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[Chola warrior]

first safety
second economic policy
third education
fourth justice
fifth young and energetic prime minister

First know something about India then talk!!
Today is Republic day not Independence day...now I doubt are you an India at first place?
Now its almost certain how idiotic are Congress supporters or lets say mostly true Indians are not Congress supporters.

@dontsuspendme @45'22' @Roybot @jarves @kurup @GURU DUTT he just wished us Independence day not once but in other thread too..this shows his intellectual level or Congress's outsourcing service for election duty

 

[kurup]

Congress Jan 26 ko Independence day manathe he kya ????

 

[Chola warrior]

Congress Jan 26 ko Independence day manathe he kya ????

He also did the same on other thread
Now we know the truth...a person didn't even know a single line history of India talking of development and stats...

 

[pursuit of happiness]

Happy Republic day to all....
if someone want to celebrate independence day (early ) as they might /will not able celebrate post 2014 election..
Bhavana o ko samjho....

 

[kurup]

He also did the same on other thread
Now we know the truth...a person didn't even know a single line history of India talking of development and stats...

e-NREGA worker .....

We had a few earlier also but they have jumped to AAP after the recent state election debacle of congress .

 

[pursuit of happiness]

To all members

just want to know your view point on these.

1. How you fair,we able achieve what Indian constitution aspired and expected from us?and what we could not?
2. How will can strengthen indian political system which work in line of of indian constitution ? ( i mean governance of and by political parties )
3. Indian institutions like Parliament, CAG, CVC, civil service(exa.durga nagpal, ashok khemka, case) can be strengthen to abide ONLY TO indian constitution and not to political interest ?
4. How can common man can participate more in governance ?both social media and grass root level ? what can be done ?

Thanks ....