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    The document provides information about elections in India, including: 1) It lists the number of parliamentary constituencies in each Indian state and union territory, ranging from 1 seat (for smaller states/regions) to 80 seats for Uttar Pradesh. 2) It outlines the 5 main steps of the election process in India: nomination, withdrawal, campaigning, polling, and counting of votes. 3) It notes some of the new aspects of the 2014 Indian general election, such as a large number of new voters, increased number of polling stations, inclusion of voter photographs and an "None of the above" option.

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    ELECTIONS IN INDIA

    Subdivision
    No. of
    constituencies
    Andaman and
    Nicobar Islands
    1
    Arunachal Pradesh 2
    Assam 14
    Bihar 40
    Chandigarh 1
    Andhra Pradesh 42
    Chhattisgarh 11
    How many mp seats in each state of INDIA?
    Dadra and Nagar
    Haveli
    1
    Daman and Diu 1
    Delhi 7
    Goa 2
    Gujarat 26
    Haryana 10
    Himachal Pradesh 4
    Jammu and Kashmir 6
    Jharkhand 14
    Karnataka 28
    Kerala 20
    Lakshadweep 1
    Madhya Pradesh 29
    Maharashtra 48
    Manipur 2
    Meghalaya 2
    Mizoram 1
    Nagaland 1
    Odisha 21
    Puducherry 1
    Punjab 13
    Rajasthan 25
    Sikkim 1
    Tamil Nadu 39
    Tripura 2
    Uttarakhand 5
    Uttar Pradesh 80
    West Bengal 42
    How elections are conducted in INDIA?
    STEP 1: Election Nomination

    STEP 2: Party candidate or Independent Candidate?

    STEP 3: Withdrawal At this stage the candidate can withdraw


    STEP 4: Election campaign

    The means of Campaigning include:
    1. Meetings
    2. Use of Media
    3. Speeches
    4. Door to door to Campaign
    5. Distribution of Pamphlets and sticking of posters.

    All campaign should stop 48 hours before the poll.

    STEP 5: Polling

    STEP 6: Counting of votes
    Whats new about 2014 elections?
    The elections dates have finally arrived and India will elect a
    new government from April 7
    th
    to May 12
    th
    .

    90 million new voters

    9,30,000 polling stations

    Photographs included. STOP FAKE VOTING

    None of the above option included.

    Voting Machine

    Special cells created.

    How different is the 16
    th
    lok Sabha election from the
    elections of past two decades?
    More focus on individual leaders

    wide use of social media

    Large number of first-time voters

    Young Leaders
    Vote for the best and have a better government

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