Why not Telangana candidates in Seemandhra election fray?

Why not Telangana candidates in Seemandhra election fray? Last Wednesday saw the first phase of elections in Telangana in the still united Andhra Pradesh. In these elections held for 17 Lok Sabha constituencies and 119 assembly constituencies there were a good number of candidates contested in the polls, who originally hail from Seemandhra districts. Eminent

Politics blemish images of celebrities?

It has been a common affair in India that most of the celebrities like film actors – after a splendid career – would like to check their fortune in political career stint. Bygone are the days when people used to welcome their political entry as well – and their image in the previous career –

Is boycotting polls an astute pronouncement by voters?

In the just concluded general elections in Telangana, few villages have boycotted the polls showing baulk over the irresponsible attitude of the politicians. They claim that no leader has ever bothered to look into the wellbeing of them, which in turn made them taking the decision together to shun the polls. Going deep into this

After Telangana, it’s Seemandhra now!

The elections in Telangana have been just concluded. Now, it will be the turn of Seemandhra. There are a few political parties which have been in pursuit in either region. For them, till now, it was between the two regions – Telangana and Seemandhra. They had to play a balanced game to manage the pulse

NOTE or NOTA?

The General Elections in Telangana region have been just concluded. Nalgonda district stood on the first place with 81% of polled votes, while Hyderabad remained at the last position with 53% of polled votes. It noticeably indicates the fact that the urban voters are lacklustre to vote as compared to the semi-urban and rural voters.

Casting vote is duty, not an option!!

An analysis of the statistics of the poll percentage in India for any given election – let it be a local body election or civic polls or general elections for that matter, reveal that the poll percentage at an average lies between 50%-60%. What happens to the other 40%-50% voters? Nothing but, they never partake

Epithet of election campaigning in Telangana

After a long time of election campaigning, Monday – Apr 28, 2014 – turns to be the final day for election campaigning. The last day is very crucial for each and every party as far as promoting their respective parties is concerned. Nevertheless, the parties seem to be focussing more to carp the other parties,

Yes, it’s astrologers’ time

Whenever elections take place in India, the astrologers have a peak time for their line of work. Most of the aspirants want to check their kismet, even before the elections are actually held. This point is wisely made the most of many of the astrologers. They predict the victory of aspirants with entrenched impediments. In

New Media and New Challenges

With the advent of Satellite Communications that began with a simple research article titled “Extra terrestrial relays: can rockets give worldwide radio communication?” written by Arthur C Clarke and published in the Wireless World magazine in the year 1945 turns to be the basis of the New Media or the so called Satmass media (a

Student activities Vs Internet Knowledge

In this day and age, the entire education curriculum has been significantly changed; and the so called activity based studies are on a rise. For this activity based studies, more or less, use of the Internet has become a must. There is no doubt one need to update himself/herself in the ICT (Information and Communication