Lok sabha elections have been on the edge

The size of the people sit outside and disapprove of the government. But if one wants to change the system, he or she has to be a part of the system. The most recent reports on Indian elections suggest that various people may not even go and cast votes. Well, both the government and many private firms have been running campaigns urging the citizens to exercise their license for lok sabha elections. The security situation in Assam, which has witnessed serial blasts on 6 April, may force both the PM and his wife, of them to refrain from voting.

In the course of evaluation of the arrangement and phasing options available for the General elections 2009, the Election Commission of India held a meeting with the representatives of all renowned National and State parties on 3rd February, 2009 to obtain their views on various issues linked with the Indian elections. The Commission also held a series of meetings with the Directors General of Police and Chief Electoral Officers of all States, Chief Secretaries, with a view to judging the law and order situation, the requirement of Central Police Forces (CPF) and to review the overall vigilance of the election machinery in the country.

The conduct of General Elections 2009 in the entire country requires considerable deployment of Central and State Police Forces. Enlistment, operation, movement and disconnection of these forces involve a multifarious exercise and detailed home-work. Towards this, the officials of the Commission held detailed discussions with the representatives of the Home Ministry in several rounds. Even, the election news tells about the

Election updates has been important for us to know the politics

Elections are such an event that tends to decide the fate of the country for next five years. The candidates getting selected through the polling and voting try to make a lot of promises for the welfare of the nation that does not seem to materialize after their selection. Election 2009 does not seem to be some new picture. It is the same old story being wrapped in a new foil. This time, the general public is being lured by various means. Newspapers, mobile messaging, radio channels, television advertisements and many other things have been considered for propagating. Along with this, the thing to be noticed is the kind of advertisements used by them that highlight the weak point of other parties more than what the present party has done for the people.

Every news piece giving source is trying their best to give timely election updates, so that the public is well informed about the matter happening in the country. After all, it is quite necessary to stay alert and be informed about events occurring around us. One of the sources providing excellent updates is the Reuters news agency. The Reuters live election coverage is aimed at showing the true picture of the politics world and the kind of gimmicks being played by the candidates to lure the general public with promises that can never be fulfilled. Moreover, it is essential to stay updated with the latest news that tends to increase our general knowledge to sharpen the bank of current affairs.

Congress released its Election manifesto – Prime Minister Manmohan Singh

Congress Party released its election manifesto saying they will eradicate terrorism, protect farmers and maintain economic growth in the face of the global economic crisis this is their first and foremost priority. The party's policies were unveiled in national capital New Delhi by Sonia Gandhi and our Prime Minister Manmohan Singh ahead of the Election 2009.

Sonia Gandhi said “There can be many candidates for the post of prime minister but nobody stands in front of Manmohan Singh. He has both experience and competence".
"I appeal to the people to vote for Manmohan Singh," she said in seeking another term for her party. In response Singh said “Congress was the only political party of national consequence and claimed his government had fulfilled its promises to the common people”.

A recent poll was conducted, it showed that United Progressive Alliance was likely to beat the BJP challenge, but it would require smaller parties to join them to form a government.