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Ready to contest against Innocent, says actor Jagdhish
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Actor Jagdhish Friday said that he is ready to contest the polls as a Congress candidate against actor Innocent, fielded in Chalakudy as independent candidate of the LDF. I’m ready to contest in Kollam also.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
LOK SABHA ELECTION 2014 CANDIDATES LIST CPM CONGRESS BJP,AAP
The party has decided field its four sitting MPs-- P Karunakaran (Kasargode), M B Rajesh (Palakkad), P K Biju (Alathur) and A Sampath (Attingal). The state committee is holding its meeting to finalise the list.
LOK SABHA ELECTION 2014 CANDIDATES LIST CPM CONGRESS BJP,
Two prominent CPI(M) leaders to enter the fray are party politbureau member and sitting MLA M A Baby (Kollam) and Central Committee member and former minister P K Sreemathy (Kannur).
Philipose Thomas, LDF candidate in Pathanamthitta?
PATHANAMTHITTA: CPM District committee has recommended the name of AICC member Philipose Thomas for it Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha seat. The final decision will have to come from the party’s State leadership.Philipose, who was a State Planning Board member, is a member of Marthoma church, which has a strong influence in the district. Moreover, he was also three-time Congress Assembly candidate. He was also in forefront of LDF-led agitation going on in Aranmula.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Actor Innocent CPIM Candidate in the Chalakudy constituency, 2014 Lok Sabha Elections
Lok Sabha elections in Kerala 2014 Results
With Lok Sabha elections in Kerala scheduled for April 10, ruling Congress-led UDF and the opposition CPI(M)-led LDF are expediting the seat-sharing arrangement and candidate selection for the 20 seats at stake to meet the fast approaching deadline.
Though initial rounds of talks have already been underway, a clear picture is yet to emerge as far as both the fronts are concerned. Signals emanating from the political camps are that there would not be much change in seat-sharing in the UDF as well as the LDF compared to 2009, though some of the partners this time round have staked claim for additional seats.
In 2009, the UDF won 16 of the 20 seats -- 13 by Congress, two by Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) and one by Kerala Congress (Mani). The CPI(M) bagged the remaining four seats with its ally CPI drawing a blank. Prominent UDF contestants in 2009, who are likely to be back in the fray, include Union ministers Shashi Tharoor (Thiruvananthapuram), K V Thomas (Ernakulam), E Ahamed (Malappuram), K C Venugopal (Alappuzha) and Mullpally Ramachandran (Vatakara).
Though yet to finalise its list for Kerala, probable CPI(M) nominees includes party politbureau member M A Baby, likely to contest from Kollam, now held by the Congress. Baby is now an MLA from the area.
Always a 'distant third' without ever winning a single Parliament or assembly seat in Kerala's bipolar polity, BJP is all set to put up former Union Minister O Rajagopal in Thiruvananthapuram, from where he had unsuccessfully contested twice earlier. Rajagopal's name has been proposed by the state unit to be cleared by the central election committee.
Testing its electoral fortunes for the first time, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has made it clear that it would be fielding candidates in a few selected seats and its probables includes noted writer and activist Sara Joseph in Thrissur, now held by Congress's P C Chacko, and former IPS officer Ajit Joy in Thiruvananthapuram.
Though yet to finalise its list for Kerala, probable CPI(M) nominees includes party politbureau member M A Baby, likely to contest from Kollam, now held by the Congress. Baby is now an MLA from the area.
Always a 'distant third' without ever winning a single Parliament or assembly seat in Kerala's bipolar polity, BJP is all set to put up former Union Minister O Rajagopal in Thiruvananthapuram, from where he had unsuccessfully contested twice earlier. Rajagopal's name has been proposed by the state unit to be cleared by the central election committee.
Testing its electoral fortunes for the first time, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has made it clear that it would be fielding candidates in a few selected seats and its probables includes noted writer and activist Sara Joseph in Thrissur, now held by Congress's P C Chacko, and former IPS officer Ajit Joy in Thiruvananthapuram.
Lok Sabha polls on nine days starting from April 7
NEW DELHI: Elections for 16th Lok Sabha will be held from April 7 to May 12, announced Chief election Commissioner on Wednesday.
Nation will go to polls on April 7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 24, 30, May 7 and May 12.
Counting for all polls will be held on May 16.
First phase of polling will be held on April 7 covering six constituencies in two states. Second phase of polls on April 9 will cover seven constituencies in five states. Third phase will be held on April 10 covering 92 constituencies in 14 states. Fourth day of polls will be held on April 12 to cover three states and five constituencies. On April 17, the fifth phase, polling will be held in 13 states and UTs covering 122 constituencies.
Sixth day of polls will be held on April 24 covering 117 constituencies in 12 states. Seventh day of polling on April 30 will cover 89 constituencies in nine states. Eighth day of poll on May 7 will cover 64 constituencies in seven states. Last date of poll will be held on May 12 covering three states and 41 constituencies.
Announcing the election schedule, Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath said, this should not be viewed as phases. “They are poll days,” he said.
Special camps will be organised at all polling stations on March 9 for voters to verify, add or modify their details in the electoral list.
Election Commission has decided to distribute photo election slips with polling station details at his/her doorstep, within 3-7 days from the date of the poll.
With the election schedule announced on Wednesday, Model Code of Conduct for elections comes into force with immediate effect.
State-wise polling days:
Andhra Pradesh: April 30, May 7
Arunachal Pradesh: April 9
Assam: April 7, 12, 24
Bihar: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7 and 12
Chhattisgarh: April 10, 17, 24
Goa: April 17
Gujarat: - April 30
Haryana: April 10
Himachal Pradesh: May 7
Jammu and Kashmir: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7
Jharkhand - April 10, 17, 24
Karnataka: April 17
Kerala: April 10
Madhya Pradesh: April 10, 17, 24
Maharashtra: April 10, 17, 24
Manipur: April 9, 17
Meghalaya: April 9
Mizoram: April 9
Nagaland: April 9
Odisha: April 10, 17
Punjab: April 30
Rajasthan: April 17, 24
Sikkim: April 12
Tamil Nadu: April 24
Tripura: April 7, 12
Uttar Pradesh: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7, 12
Uttarakhand: May 7
West Bengal: April 17, 24, 30, May 7, 12
Andaman and Nicobar Islands: April 10
Chandigarh: April 10
Dadra and Nagar Haveli: April 30
Daman and Diu: April 30
Lakshadweep: April 10
NCT/Delhi: April 10
Puducherry: April 24
Nation will go to polls on April 7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 24, 30, May 7 and May 12.
Counting for all polls will be held on May 16.
First phase of polling will be held on April 7 covering six constituencies in two states. Second phase of polls on April 9 will cover seven constituencies in five states. Third phase will be held on April 10 covering 92 constituencies in 14 states. Fourth day of polls will be held on April 12 to cover three states and five constituencies. On April 17, the fifth phase, polling will be held in 13 states and UTs covering 122 constituencies.
Sixth day of polls will be held on April 24 covering 117 constituencies in 12 states. Seventh day of polling on April 30 will cover 89 constituencies in nine states. Eighth day of poll on May 7 will cover 64 constituencies in seven states. Last date of poll will be held on May 12 covering three states and 41 constituencies.
Announcing the election schedule, Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath said, this should not be viewed as phases. “They are poll days,” he said.
Special camps will be organised at all polling stations on March 9 for voters to verify, add or modify their details in the electoral list.
Election Commission has decided to distribute photo election slips with polling station details at his/her doorstep, within 3-7 days from the date of the poll.
With the election schedule announced on Wednesday, Model Code of Conduct for elections comes into force with immediate effect.
State-wise polling days:
Andhra Pradesh: April 30, May 7
Arunachal Pradesh: April 9
Assam: April 7, 12, 24
Bihar: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7 and 12
Chhattisgarh: April 10, 17, 24
Goa: April 17
Gujarat: - April 30
Haryana: April 10
Himachal Pradesh: May 7
Jammu and Kashmir: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7
Jharkhand - April 10, 17, 24
Karnataka: April 17
Kerala: April 10
Madhya Pradesh: April 10, 17, 24
Maharashtra: April 10, 17, 24
Manipur: April 9, 17
Meghalaya: April 9
Mizoram: April 9
Nagaland: April 9
Odisha: April 10, 17
Punjab: April 30
Rajasthan: April 17, 24
Sikkim: April 12
Tamil Nadu: April 24
Tripura: April 7, 12
Uttar Pradesh: April 10, 17, 24, 30, May 7, 12
Uttarakhand: May 7
West Bengal: April 17, 24, 30, May 7, 12
Andaman and Nicobar Islands: April 10
Chandigarh: April 10
Dadra and Nagar Haveli: April 30
Daman and Diu: April 30
Lakshadweep: April 10
NCT/Delhi: April 10
Puducherry: April 24
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