Who will you Vote for?

April 8, 2019 yazdiLeave a comment

Must watch she really nailed it and what total vision she has given …incredible 👍🏻

Don’t citizens deserve to know who is funding political parties?| The Urban Debate With Faye D’Souza

March 22, 2019 yazdi1 Comment

Search for your polling booth for the MCGM elections – Operation Black Dot

February 18, 2017 yazdi1 Comment

Operation Black Dot is an apolitical initiative from social quotient to make voting easy, engaging and fun. OBD is a movement to bring about a change in the mindset of youth by using a variety of platforms and engagement models to achieve the objectives of increased voter participation in municipal elections and greater youth leadership in urban local governance. Essentially, we want to send a wake-up call to young India: the kind which is wired into Facebook every minute, binge watches House of Cards, parties every saturday, studies hard for entrance exams – but does not know who their corporator is!

Click Here – https://operationblackdot.in/voter-list-search/#
And get the booth address where u will vote
This is really a good link. U can search with ur name

Vote for the right candidate

October 14, 2014 yazdiLeave a comment

Maharashtra generates one sixth of all national wealth.

Make sure it’s fortunes do not land up in the hands of greedy pawar (sorry, power) brokers.

Choose the right candidate tomorrow. This will help –http://www.agnimumbai.org/

Does the election expenses limit have any meaning?

March 5, 2014March 5, 2014 yazdi1 Comment

The election commission has upped the expense limit for Lok Sabha elections from Rs40 lakh to Rs70 lakh per candidate in big states. But 129 or 30% out of 437 MPs spent Rs14.62 lakh or 59% of the expense limit during the last general election

The Indian government has cleared a proposal by Election Commission to increase the expenditure limit for Lok Sabha elections to Rs70 lakh from Rs40 lakh per candidate in big states. But does it have anything to do with the reality? During the last general election, about 129 members of Parliament (MPs) spent less than 50% of expense limit. This raises a question on the need to increase expenditure limit without taking into consideration the blatant misuse of black money in elections.