Race for the next Indian PM . . .

Kaun Banega PM ??

The Race to 7 Racecourse Road is getting into its final stages. The real fight and drama of Indian politics will unfold once the last phase of election on the 13th of May gets over and the counting results are out on the 16th of May.

Lot of pre-poll alliances are set to shake up after the final election results are out. There are already rumours doing the rounds that many parties who have had pre-poll alliances with two of the biggest national alliances namely the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) and the National Democratic Front (NDA) might change loyalties after the emergence of the final tally.

It would be interesting to see who becomes the next Prime Minister of India. It is an interesting mix of names which are already in the fray. Current Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh from the UPA and LAl Krishan Advani from NDA are two of the biggest names for the PM's post. However, in the present scenario of coalition politics there is no guarantee that the fight for the PM's post stay limited to only Dr. Singh and Mr. Advani alone. Key political parties who will eventually play an important role in the shape up to the next Government will throw open their own names for the post. Names like Sharad Pawar, Nitish Kumar, Laloo Prasad Yadav, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Mayawati are also being most talked about for the Prime Ministerial position.

As the final dices roll in the Indian political arena, let us wait and watch as to who becomes the next PM of India.

We welcome your guesses and as always NO PRIZES for guessing.. :-)

Elections 2009- Vote Appeal

Fourth Phase of Elections

The Political environment of India is heating up with the on going elections.

Indian General Elections head into its 4th phase tomorrow when 8 states of India will contribute towards shaping up the next Indian government. The eight states include: Bihar, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Delhi.



85 parliamentary constituencies will be covered when voting takes place in around 1.30 lakh polling booths across 8 important states.

Eyes would be set on the voting percentage especially in the capital of Delhi. All the efforts by the media and various agencies could not lift up the spirits of the Mumbaikars and the voting percentage their was a dismal 43.52 %.

We urge all our reader to go out and vote tomorrow and shape up the future of our country. Right to franchise is one of the most important right of democracy which should at all costs be exercised to ensure a better and prosperous nation.

Jaago Re ~ Your Every Vote Counts

Election fever has gripped India. The Indian General Elections 2009 are scheduled to be held in 5-phases starting 16^th April, 2009 and ending with the last phase on the 13^th of May, 2009.

There has already been many violations of the Election Commission's Code of Conduct by desperate politicians trying to play dirty vote bank politics. Its our choice to either weed out such politicians or continue falling prey to such politics which has no agenda other than dividing our country.

We urge you all to exercise your right to franchise. We all love to speak on national issues be it cross-border terrorism, eradicating poverty, corrupt politicians, better governance and any similar issue of national importance. But when it comes to voting most of us are reluctant to exercise the power of our ballots.

Now is the time to Walk that Talk. It is time to register your vote and get involved in the process of elections and vote for the candidate or the party you think can represent your issues and run your constituency in the most efficient manner.

The Dream Team urges you all to go out and vote to demonstrate your faith in our mighty democracy and give the reins of the country to the right people who can take our country into the path of economic prosperity. Our wish to you all is Jaago Re !! to LEAD India. We support these campaigns.