Andhra Pradesh has to be considered in The Following Sections — Telangana, Uttar Andhra and Konaseema(Northern Coastal Andhra and The Central Coastal Andhra together), Greater Rayalaseema(South Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema Regions together)
A. Telangana —– This Region is A Hot Pot and All Parties with the Exception of Congress have given A nod for Telangana. Congress is banking on The “Welfare Schemes” for poor to counter The Telangana Sentiment, but, Many Insiders within congress feel it’s going to cost them a lot in The Telangana Region. Read the rest of this entry »
Karnataka is a state, which is very crucial for BJP. It is a new found grund for party and broken alliance of congress and JDS is helping the prospects of BJP. Though congress is still a big force in state, but in triangular fight vote difference of 2-3% is more than sufficient to make it a clean sweep. Here is a detailed analysis by Shathesh. It shows that many seats are still uncertain, and nobody can predict the mind of voters exactly but Karnataka has almost decided its mind to go with Mr. Advani
It is good to see community of Promise of Reason developing. Our regular reader and commentator Arun Narendhranath has sent a detailed seatwise analysis of upcoming election possibilities for Maharashtra. It is going to be a multicornered fight in Maharashtra, so this excel sheet provides great insight into Maharashtra’s political situation. Though, as all of us know that he is a declared BJP supporter. Read the rest of this entry »
Chhattisgarh is not a big state in status or number of seats, still the prestige issue between both front runner national parties. The reason is that in this era of coalition, chhattisgarh is one of those states, which are still virgin from the effect of regional parties. BJP and INC are in head on fight. Though lately BSP has made its presence felt, but it is just a small spoil sport for INC, can not win any seat. Read the rest of this entry »
Kerala is one of those states where public like to change their preferences alternatively. Two main front in election fray are INC led UDF and CPM led LDF. These two fronts have a third opponent in BJP, which is making its way in the state with the help of RSS. Last election was a clean sweep for left front. In assembly election also they got comfortable majority. But this time scene is looking bleak for lefts, though increasing presence of BJP in some constituencies can give them benefit due to fracture of vote base of UDF. Read the rest of this entry »
You can feel it in air, sense it in atmosphere and hear it on streets, ELECTIONS ARE COMING. The great Indian people are once more excited about the prospects of freedom they enjoy (or at least they think, they enjoy ) to choose their representative for the highest body of country. As a political blog Promise of Reason will bring to you pre-poll predictions in next whole month.
Chhattisgarh is not a big state in status or number of seats, still the prestige issue between both front runner national parties. The reason is that in this era of coalition, chhattisgarh is one of those states, which are still virgin from the effect of regional parties. BJP and INC are in head on fight. Though lately BSP has made its presence felt, but it is just a small spoil sport for INC, can not win any seat. 
Kerala is one of those states where public like to change their preferences alternatively. Two main front in election fray are INC led UDF and CPM led LDF. These two fronts have a third opponent in BJP, which is making its way in the state with the help of RSS. Last election was a clean sweep for left front. In assembly election also they got comfortable majority. But this time scene is looking bleak for lefts, though increasing presence of BJP in some constituencies can give them benefit due to fracture of vote base of UDF. 
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