Election Commission of India

Election Commission of India
Election Policy of India - Rigid and Refined Rules Are Followed
by
Sonal Arya
According to the rules mentioned in the Constitution of India, its principles and Electoral laws, elections are held at regular intervals. The citizens of India play the most indispensable role in the election policy of India. The Election Commissioner and Chief Election Commissioner of the Election Commission of India are being appointed by the President. There use to be a separate secretariat too who are appointed to form the commission.
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id=1942388 - Jan 31, 2009
Election and the Model of Conduct
by
Srishti Varma
The Election Commission of India is implementing rigorously the model code of conduct. It is taking every step to promote the code of conduct among the candidates for a free and fair election. It has set up a helpline number to foster this very cause.
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id=8160555 - Dec 05, 2013
Elections Miracle
by
Tirumala Prasad
There is no guarantee that the targeted masses receive all the benefits from the welfare programmes being implemented by the successive governments both at the central level and at various state levels. Similarly, there is no guarantee that culprits would be punished during their life term in India. But the gifts, money, and liquor, etc being distributed by various political parties do reach to a voter even at the remotest part of India successfully!
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id=2329281 - Oct 27, 2013
Weak Laws Make Mockery of Democracy in India
by
Neeraj Mahajan
If the current trends are to be believed, forthcoming general elections may prove to be the mother of all elections and the costliest in the history involving over Rs 15,000 Crore of public money and 714 million people i.e. the world s largest electorate (larger than the electorate in North America, Western Europe, and Japan combined).
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id=2169608 - Apr 01, 2009
Staff Selection Commission - Largest Indian Agency for Government Recruitments
by
Alina William
Wondering how India's government staffing agencies conduct selection of the deserving candidates in a fair manner out of the thousands applying against each job? The Union Government and various state governments in India have developed a system for selection and recruitment to ensure fair process and identify meritorious candidates for each post. The central government has established various agencies like UPSC and Staff Selection Commission for selection of prospective candidates to fill jobs in its offices, while some states such as National Capital Territory of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh have their own recruiting agencies, viz.
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id=7258990 - Aug 30, 2012
India - What It Means to Me After Sixty-Six Years of Independence
by
Jessel V Rodricks
The India that I envisage is spelt out in a few words. The nation is fast advancing and taking its rightful place in the comity of nations.
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id=7820126 - Jun 26, 2013
Corruption in India: Its History, Roots and Current Developments
by
Harmander S. Maan
India, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Why one can't see the development? What is keeping India back?
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id=6492293 - Aug 13, 2011
Is There Still Hope for India?
by
Sidharth Singh
With each passing day, I am becoming more and more attached to the Indian Story. What keeps me engrossed to this story is a ray of hope that I have for this country. No matter how deeply entrenched we are into troubles, there has always been that slimmer of hope that one fine day, India will awaken. With my finite and still developing cognition, I have tried to bring to the fore a few primary reasons for India's tepid growth over the past one year. To be honest, there are many graver issues in our country than slow GDP. Sometimes I reckon, India is like a Gold Mine for story hunters. With a population in excess of a billion, not to forget the diversity, there is a story waiting to be told in every nook and corner. Some of these are happy tales, those that inspire. Others are grim dark and sorrowful. I wish to bring forward as many of those tales as possible. From the joys of victory in a Cricket series to shocking tales of acute poverty; from communal escapades to political howlers. All of that interspersed with the occasional travelogue.
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id=7241008 - Aug 20, 2012
India's Education Sector - Back to School
by
Seema Jhingan
India's US$40b education market is experiencing a surge in investment. Capital, both local and international, and innovative legal structures are changing the face of this once-staid sector. The Article discusses about the much needed private participation (domestic as well as foreign) in the Indian education sector.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Indias-Education-Sector---Back-to-School
id=1654398 - Nov 06, 2008
Right to Information Act - India
by
Shailendra Sial
India is the largest democracy of the world which means real power lies in the hands of the common man. Unfortunately, it wasn't true till 2005 (58 years after independence). But now an Indian citizen has the power which can make government accountable and enables him to twist the arm of government when it is found on wrong foot steps.
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