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    Parliamentary Constituency Watch – Azamgarh

    Parliamentary Constituency Watch: Azamgarh

    Azamgarh is one of the 80 Lok Sabha constituencies in Uttar Pradesh. It comprises 5 assembly constituencies and 1 district.  The Azamgarh Lok Sabha seat has witnessed several winning candidates and parties since its inception.   Azamgarh Parliamentary Constituency has seen a variety of winners since its inception in 1952.   The first winner was Algu Rai…

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    Odisha – Changing Vote Share of BJD and BJP in Last 3 Elections

    Odissa - Turning the tides

    The overall vote share of BJD in 2009 was 38.86%, in 2014 it was 43.40% and 44.71% in 2019. In the case of the BJP, it garnered 15.05% of the vote share in 2009 which increased to 18.0% in 2014. In 2019, BJP saw a significant increase in its vote share with 32.49% of vote share.…

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    Odisha- Swing seats of BJD and BJP from 2014 to 2019

    Odissa - Turning the tides

    In the 2019 Odisha elections, 25 constituencies won by BJP in 2014 were secured by other parties. BJP managed to unseat BJD in 18 constituencies, INC in 6 seats and 1seat was won by an independent candidate. BJP too saw its 9 seats won by it in 2014 shift to other parties in 2014. The majority of…

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    Odisha – Strong Hold Districts of BJD in 2019

    Odissa - Turning the tides

    Out of 28 districts, there were 16 districts where BJD either won or was 1st runner-up. In these districts, there are 95 assembly constituencies wherein BJD won 67 constituencies and came first runner-up in the remaining 28 seats. And out of 28 constituencies where BJD lost, BJP came triumph in 20 seats. BJD will not like…

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    Odisha – Low margin wins and losses for BJD in 2019

    Odissa - Turning the tides

    In the 2019 Odisha elections, there were 47 constituencies where BJD had low winning/losing margin. Out of these 47 constituencies, it won 26 seats and lost 21 seats. In both winning and losing constituencies, the margin was less than 5%. In the losing 21 constituencies, it was defeated by BJP in 13 seats and lost 7 seats…

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    Odisha – Winning Margin of Parties in 2019

    Odissa - Turning the tides

    In the 2019 Odisha elections, BJD’s average winning margin stood at 12.8%, whereas for BJP and INC it was 5.53% and 3.76% respectively. Like every election, the 2019 elections also bore witness to wafer-thin as well as landslide victories. For instance, 4 winners won with a margin of less than 1% and 2 winners who were both from…

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    Odisha – Vote Share of Parties 2019

    In the 2019 Odisha elections, BJD got the maximum vote share of 44.71%, whereas BJP garnered 32.49% of the vote share. INC, on the other hand, came distant 3rd by receiving 16.12% of vote share and CPI(M) was further reduced with a mere 0.30% of vote share. In terms of vote share, BJD had received the maximum number…

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    Odisha – Party Wise Seats in 2019 Part: 1

    In 2019, Odisha elections were held in 4 phases for the 147 assembly seats. BJD returned to power by winning 113 seats, while BJP increased its number of seats by registering wins in 23 seats. Congress won 9 seats and the remaining 2 seats went to the others. BJP emerged as the main opposition party…

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    Odisha – Party Wise Seats in 2019

    Odisha partywise seats Meradesh

    In 2019, Odisha elections were held in 4 phases for the 147 assembly seats. BJD returned to power by winning 113 seats, while BJP increased its number of seats by registering wins in 23 seats. Congress won 9 seats and the remaining 2 seats went to the others. BJP emerged as the main opposition party…

  • Faster Roads Drive Engine Growth

    Faster Roads Drive Engine Growth | Machine Dalal

    The latest report released by IMF in May 2022 has once again put the relationship between faster roads and the economic growth of a country at the forefront. This correlation, time and again, has motivated many economists around the world to assess the state of a country’s economic health primarily through the prism of its…

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    Assembly Constituency Watch: Umerkote

    Assembly Constituency Watch: Umerkote

    Location   Umerkote assembly constituency is located in Nabarangpur district and consists of:   Umerkote, Raighar block and 8 Gram panchayats (Kurushi, Beheda, Kopena, Bakoda, Murtuma, Burja, Sunabeda and Semala) of Umerkote block.  Category  Designated as a Scheduled Tribes Constituency.  Voter Turnout  During the 2014 elections, the total number of electors was 174180 and the turnout stood…