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url 2020-10-01 12:35

US ELECTION 2020 – An in-depth Insight

The process of US Presidential Election 2020. the next time you vote, do select the right candidate.

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url 2020-03-13 08:14

Madhya Pradesh Rajya Sabha Election- BJP - कांग्रेस के बीच कांटे का मुक़ाबला कौन ले जाएगा कितनी सीटें।

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Latest News update - मध्यप्रदेश में विधानसभा में उथल पुथल के बाद अब राज्यसभा में भी दिलचस्प मुक़ाबला देखने को मिल सकता है। राज्य में राज्यसभा की तीन सीटें हैं। इन तीन सीटों के लिए कांग्रेस और बीजेपी ने 2-2 प्रत्याशी उतारें हैं।

मध्यप्रदेश विधान सभा का पहला सत्र खुलते ही बीजेपी अब सदन में फ्लोर टेस्ट की मांग कर सकती है क्योंकि 22 विधायकों के जाने के बाद सरकार माइनॉरिटी में आ गयी है । गुरूवार को बीजेपी के शिवराज सिंह चौहान, भूपेंद्र सिंह और नरोत्तम सिंह ने कहा कि सदन कि सरकार अल्पमत में आ गयी है और इस सरकार को सदन में अपना मत साबित करना पड़ेगा, एक अल्पमत वाली सरकार को बजट पेश करने का कोई अधिकार नहीं है

आपको बता दें मध्य प्रदेश कि विधान सभा 228 सदस्यों कि है और इसमें कांग्रेस के विधायकों की संख्या 114 है साथ ही कांग्रेस को कुछ सदस्य बाहर से भी समर्थन दे रहे हैं पर अगर 22 विधायकों का इस्तीफ़ा मंजूर हो जाता है तो सदन में सदस्यों की संख्या 206 ही रह जायेगी और कांग्रेस के सदस्यों की संख्या 92 ही रह जाएगी और भाजपा के पास 107 विधायक हो जाएंगे।

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url 2020-02-11 10:50

Delhi Election Live Update: दिल्ली चुनाव लाइव अपडेट, किस सीट पर कौन आगे कौन पीछे देखे

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delhi election live update: दिल्ली चुनाव का समर आज अपने अंतिम चरण पर आ पंहुचा है। आज सुबह से ही आठ बजे से ही वोटों की गिनती शुरू हो चुकी है, और सबकी नजरें नतीजों की तरफ गढ़ गयी हैं । आइये हमारे साथ देखिए इलेक्शन के लाइव अपडेट (live updates) ।

अभी 12.30 बजे तक के रुझान के हिसाब से “आप” 57 सीटों के साथ बढ़त में दिख रही है, बीजेपी ने पिछले चुनाव के मुताबिक़ अच्छी बढ़त पा ली है अभी बीजेपी 13 सीटों के साथ आप के बिलकुल पीछे है । कांग्रेस और अन्य पार्टियां खाता खोलने में नाकामयाब रही हैं ।

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text 2019-04-02 04:52

Political parties to rent helicopter for election campaigns

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Charter helicopter for political parties is common today. The main reason is to quickly reach the maximum number of voters for a different consistency. Arrow Aircraft offers political helicopter booking in India, which is an essential security requirement. Special attention is paid to the safety, luxury and safety of VIPs. In general, helicopters reserve political parties one year in advance, but we are always ready to meet urgent needs. Helicopters are used to go directly to public gathering places. Helicopters play an important role in attracting large numbers of people to rural areas. We also offer fixed wing aircraft such as Falcon 7X, Falcon 2000, Global 5000, Hawker 900, Hawker 850, XLS Citation, B200 King Air and Citation Jet. BJP and Congress are the main parties for booking helicopters. Regional parties have also used a large number of aircraft. During the elections, states such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra are very popular. You can also reserve a single-engine Bell 407, Augusta Westland. Bell 206B, its economic cost has also made it one of the most popular aircraft. Rashtriya Janata Dal, the main Janata dal united BJP and Congress is the main parties that hire helicopters during election campaigns for Lok Sabha election.

The main reason why helicopters and planes are a good choice for the election campaign is to quickly reach the maximum number of voters in different constituencies. Many places in India, particularly in the north-east, are difficult to reach because of the poor road network and railway network, which is why aircraft are the only means of rapid transportation. The case of air travel or helicopter travel also becomes very strong when the alternative is a very chaotic airport, flooded with people and constituting the slow road taken by roads or trains. If a politician were to travel to a place like Jaisalmer in Rajasthan to vote, he would first land in Jaipur on a commercial flight and then arrive by road. That would mean that two to three precious days of a cluttered electoral program are wasted in one place. In 2014, G. R. Gopinath, the promoter of Deccan Charters, said that even the politicians who campaigned two months ago could not cover about 200 constituencies after the end of the election. Arrow Aircraft, a leading choice for the rental of a country helicopter, pays special attention to aspects such as security, luxury and security of personalities. Most of the time, political parties reserve helicopters and planes a year in advance, but this air service provider is always ready to respond to the urgent needs and demands of the parties.

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review 2019-02-24 22:57

Reconsidering one's conclusions about an iconic election

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I Like Ike: The Presidential Election of 1952 - John Robert Greene

The presidential election of 1952 is one that left a number of enduring impressions upon the American imagination. But while Americans today may remember it for Adlai Stevenson's high-toned campaign or Richard Nixon's famous "Checkers speech," one image stands out above all others: that of the genial, grinning face of Dwight D. Eisenhower. As the Republican nominee Eisenhower ended two decades of Democratic domination of the executive branch and began an eight-year presidency that has become indelibly associated with America in the 1950s.

While there are no shortage of books about Eisenhower or his years as president, nearly seven decades after his election there are only two histories about it. Indeed, John Robert Greene can rightfully be said to dominate the field, since he wrote both of them. As he explains in the introduction to his volume for the University Press of Kansas's American Presidential Elections series, however, this is no mere rehashing of his first book The Crusade, but a thorough revision of his original arguments about Eisenhower's interest in becoming president based on a reexamination of the sources. It is not often that a scholar renounces his or her previous work and even rarer that they do so in a new monograph. That Greene does so warrants a greater degree of respect for the argument he makes here.

Greene begins the book by situating the campaign in the context of the politics of the early 1950s. With the nation mired in a stalemate in Korea and with headlines trumpeting Truman administration scandals and charges of Communist infiltration, there was a widespread sense that the nation was heading in the wrong direction. Republicans hoped to capitalize upon this in the upcoming election, with many viewing Robert Taft as the best standard-bearer. Yet while the Ohio senator was seen as the leading spokesman of the conservative wing of the party, his isolationist views concerned many in the moderate, internationalist branch of the party, who sought someone more representative of their views.

For them that candidate was Eisenhower. While Greene's previous study of the election saw Eisenhower as an active pursuant of the nomination from the start, here he stresses Eisenhower's reluctance to enter electoral politics. One of the strongest parts of Greene's book is his careful reconstruction of the efforts by Eisenhower's supporters to convince their hero to run, which he only agreed to do out of fear of Taft's desire to withdraw the United States from the recently created North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Eisenhower's nomination was far from a sure thing, however, as Greene stresses the dominant position enjoyed by Taft's supporters in the party hierarchy and the role the events in the convention played in winning it for the general.

As Greene demonstrates, though, the Republicans were not the only ones with a reluctant nominee. Having withdrawn from the race after his defeat in the New Hampshire primary, Harry Truman encouraged Adlai Stevenson to enter the race, viewing the Illinois governor as the man best positioned to carry on the president's Fair Deal agenda. Yet Stevenson hesitated to run, and did not emerge as the Democratic nominee until the party's convention. Though Stevenson went on to run a dignified campaign notable for his learned and polished speeches, Greene argues that in the end no Democrat could have triumphed that year against the twin factors of national dissatisfaction with the Truman administration and Eisenhower's enormous popularity with the American people, with the events of the campaign itself largely anticlimactic in terms of deciding its outcome.

Thanks to his willingness to revisit his earlier conclusions, Greene provides his readers with something far more than just an updating of his previous work on the 1952 election but a through and open-minded examination of the contest. In doing so, he benefits not only from the greater availability of archival materials but also the related scholarship that has emerged as a result. While there are a few surprising absences from his list of secondary sources employed, overall the book is a thorough work of scholarship that will likely be the standard by which future works on the subject are judged.

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