SCJP 1.5 94%.
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ramesh maredu wrote:India is going to polls this month.Some facts.
1. 714 million voters.
2. Increase of 43 million over the 2004 election.
3. Rupees 1,120 Crores (176 Million €) was budgeted for election expenses.
4. There are 1,368,430 voting machines available across the country.
4. There are 828,804 polling stations in the country.
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SCJP 1.5 94%.
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Ananth Chellathurai wrote:What to do to recover from these politicians?
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David O'Meara wrote:I thought the worlds largest democracies would be either USA (by economy) or Australia (by area)
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:
I thought the worlds largest democracies would be either USA (by economy) or Australia (by area)
You Australians. Canada and Brazil don't count as democracies in your book?
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:
I thought the worlds largest democracies would be either USA (by economy) or Australia (by area)
You Australians. Canada and Brazil don't count as democracies in your book?
Mike Simmons wrote:he's counting Australia's claims in Antarctica.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:Everybody talks about the pitiful state of our country hardly realizing we ourselves are to blame for it.
You want to do a service to your country? On election day, stop being lazy, get to the polling station and vote.
Until the middle class throws away its apathy, we will continue seeing crooks and idiots in Parliament.
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Mike Simmons wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
I thought the worlds largest democracies would be either USA (by economy) or Australia (by area)
You Australians. Canada and Brazil don't count as democracies in your book?
I think it's not that - he's counting Australia's claims in Antarctica. Otherwise the US is larger by area too.
Ram kovis wrote:somewhere I read that, you can vote to "None of the above".
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David O'Meara wrote:I thought the worlds largest democracies would be either USA (by economy) or Australia (by area)
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Paul Clapham wrote:But Russia is a democracy now, isn't it? I mean, they get to go to the polls and vote for people from different parties, at least.
Paul Clapham wrote:So that would make Russia the world's largest democracy by area. (And Canada second.)
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R K Singh wrote:
Paul Clapham wrote:So that would make Russia the world's largest democracy by area. (And Canada second.)
Why area should matter in case of democracy, after all it is number game ..
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:I heard on the news that it takes 30 days to hold an election in India. What does that refer to? The length of times votes are accepted or something else?
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Jhakda Velu wrote:
There should be a rule that any public utility company doing any type of digging should have the copy of the permission from the municipal corporation handy and should be produced if any resident asks for it. Also, the municipal corporation should plan activities, like inform utility companies to lay ducts on the sides of the roads when any new resurfacing is planned to be done.
Anyone knows how i can get this idea to reality?
Jhakda
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