who are electing Rastrapathi in india?
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The Electoral College comprising of all elected members of all the Assemblys of All states, meaning, MLAs, MLCs,MPs (both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha) vote for election of President of India.\n\nGovernor of State is appointed by the President upon the advice of Cabinet of Central Ministers, headed by Prime Minister.
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presidentofindia@rb.nic.in\n\nfrom: http://presidentofindia.nic.in/
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There is no surprise in Sonia Gandhi's victory in Rae Bareli. She has enacted a drama as she did in 2004. This will help to improve her image in the media and not among the public. But the opposition parties have no moral grounds to raise their voice in the Office of Profit issue. BJP has walked out of parliament regarding this issue. But they are the first to enact a law in Jharkand to prevent disqualification of their MLAs. They are opposing it at National level.\n\nLeft parties are getting the maxm advt. in the new law to avoid disqualification of MPs.\n\nSo no body have the moral ground to talk regarding this issue. They are shaping the feet to suit the sandals.
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He has got a vote share of 8.33% in the recent assembly elections. He should not think this as his vote bank and join the coalition with two dravidian parties in future bcoz these are votes for change and probably not in particular for him. If he continues to be alone, he has the bright prospects of becoming CM.
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rahul it will be declared on 11 am in the morning.\n                                                 yours truly lily.
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Mr. Nara Chandra Babu Naidu, Former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh state. He has very good leadership qualities and good vision for better socity. If he enter into nation politics definetly INDIA will get good future in all areas.\n\nI know Mr. Jaiprakash Naryana, conveener of locksatta and former IAS officerm he can guide the goverment with his very good views
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The ID the BJP website has for him is\n\nadvanilk@sansad.nic.in
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Ya, I think that in today the way the country is ruled by a puppet in the hands of a foreigner we need a leader like Hitler. The reason for this is the ruling congress party and the oppositions. The congress party which has a history of dividing india in the name of religion, caste etc. Even today it is doing the same. So we need a leader like Hitler
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Tamil Nadu has a history of switching from DMK to AIDMK at the time of election. So be prepared for Karunanidhi. The electorate of South India are obsessed with anything connected with Films. The people of T.N. have only themselves to blame for the unbelieveably low levels of their politicians.Actually, this is a Pan India problem, only, it is more ludicrous in South India.
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The President is elected by Parliament from the candidates which have been nominated by the government. Our current president is APJ Abdul Kalam and the next presidential elections are due in 2007
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He Raam !\nWhat do you think the Bharatiya Janata Party has been doing for so long ?\nIn a Democracy, everyone has the right to propose any such sectarian and exclusive agendas - but it is still upto the Indian citizens to elect, or reject, such politicians !
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india\ndue to pathan ,shree santh,patel,kumble,kapil dev,bhaji
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Political people will become kings. Sonia will become Goddess and her temples will be on each and every place of India.
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Both are federal states and both are republics, but in India, the president is a mere figurehead without any political power (like European monarchs). The executive branch of government in India is a cabinet led by the Prime Minister, but to govern the cabinet needs support from Parliament. While the US is a "presidential" style, the Indian system is thus a "parliamentarian" style of government. \n\nIndia has a multi-party system, while in the US, two parties are dominant (making it a 'two-party system'). The current Indian government is led by the Congress party but is dependent upon support from a range of smaller left-wing parties in parliament. The parliamentary system is fairly similar to that of the UK, the Westminster system, with two houses. In India, the lower house is elected by popular vote and this is from where the cabinet must have support. The upper house could be compared to the US Senate, with representatives from each state, but the election process is different. \n\nThe judiciary in India is independent and the Indian Supreme Court is on the one hand an arbitrer between the states, and the states versus the central government (as a constitutional court like the US Supreme Court), and also the last appellate court.
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It depends a lot on the alliance. Hopefully, MDMK (Vaiko) may play a vital role in deciding this. Similarly, DMDK (Vijayakanth) is also expected to split the votes. But, JJ(Amma) can win only if she is flexible enough (and give some respect and seats) to grasp the alliances and break the opponent integrity. Moreover, as now DMK is having 7 party alliance. So, now it is in better position to win the election. But anyway, we can expect the sudden turns in the forth comming election and it will be very interesting.
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vadu vastundantene radu. inka vade radani cheppaka ela vastundi. i think u understood my words. it wont come. there is no link. kcr trying to show that congress is in support of him.but its not
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two types---- based on secularism and based on  relegion eg rss,shiv sena , bajarang dal