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May 2024 27 posts · page 3 of 3

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Friday, 3 May 2024

Youth are less inclined towards voting

This time during the first two phases of voting it is visible that the youth are less inclined towards voting. This means that young voters know that no political party has the ability to solve their problems. It is known to everyone that the biggest problem of the youth is related to employment. There has been no improvement in the unemployment situation in the last several decades. Due to this also the youth are disillusioned. Despite this, people should vote as much as possible because elections decide the future of the country.
Ankita Malviya
Thursday, 2 May 2024

Political events in Indore

The recent intense political events in Indore, MP are expected to influence the political landscape of the Malwa and Nimar region. The decision of Congress candidate Akshay Kanti Bam to withdraw his nomination on the final day of withdrawal has dealt a significant setback to the party. The management of the Congress party failed in handling this situation effectively. This turn of events is likely to impact the political standing of State President Jitu Patwari, particularly since Indore is his home district and he was instrumental in securing the ticket for Akshay Kanti Bam.
Nancy Singh
Wednesday, 1 May 2024

Information Commission not cares to look into law

It is an ironic situation - A senior judiciary member prefers to call himself / an organization headed by himself not a Public Authority. It indicates that either they have not read the definition of "public authority" under the RTI Act or prefer to ignore it. Both these conditions are astonishing which some may even term as dangerous. Ignorance at such a senior level or deliberate overlooking could be fatal for the democratic process. Surprisingly, the Information Commission has not cared to look into the law by itself.
Shubhankar Pandey