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Kerala Loksabha Elections 2009 constituency and candidate watch

Posted by admin on 25th, 2009

Loksabha Elections 2009 for kerala is scheduled to happen on April 16. Last time the LDF government almost had a sweep and they bagged around 18 seats out of 20. This time the situation is unpredictible and LDF wont be able to do the 2004 tricks.

Kerala Loksabha Constituencies and Candidates for Loksabha Elections 2009

     

  • Ernakulam Loksabha Elections 2009
    The new ernakulam parliament assembly constituency is created by adding parts of old Mukundapuram parliament constituency to Ernakulam. Seven legislative assembly constituency are part of Ernakulam constituency . Aluva is now detached from Ernakulam. Puthanvelikkara, Vadakkekara, Chittattukara panchayaths are included into new Ernakulam lok sabha constituency. The new Kalamassery assembly segments , Ernakulam, Thirkkakara, Thrippunithura, Vypin, Paravoor, Kochi assembly segments are constituting Ernakulam parliament constituency.
    Candidates 
    Sindhu Joy – LDF
    K V Thomas – Congress
    A.N.Radhakrishnan – BJP
  • Kasargod Loksabha Elections 2009 
    Kasargod constituency cover whole assembly segments of Kasaragod district and two from
    Kannur. Assembley constituencies from Kasaragod are Kasaragod, Manjeswaram, Uduma, Hosdurg, Thrikarippur plus Payyannur and Thaliparamba from Kannur. 
    Candidates 
    Shahida Kamal – UDF
    P Karunakaran – LDF
    K Surendran – BJP
  • Kannur Loksabha Elections 2009 
    Kannur Lok Sabha constituency has seven Assembly segments at presebt with its boundaries changed. The segments retained in the constituency are Irikkur, Azhikode, Kannur and Peravur. Taliparamba has been added from the Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency. Dharmadom and Mattannur are newly created segments.
    Candidates
    P P Karunakaran – BJP
    K Sudhakaran – Congress
    K K Ragesh – LDF 
  • Vadakara Loksabha Elections 2009
    Vadakara Loksabha Constituency consists of Thalassery Assembly constituency in Kannur district, Vadakara, Nadapuram, Koyilandy, Perambra, Koothuparamba Assembly segment in Kannur district and the newly created Kuttiyadi segment in Kozhikode.
    Candidates 
    P Sathidevi – LDF
    Mullapally Ramachandran – UDF
    K P Sreesan – BJP
  • Wayanad Loksabha Elections 2009
    Wayanad parliament constituency consists of Mananthavadi, Sulthan Bathery, Kalpetta, Thiruvambadi, Ernad, Nilambur and Wandoor Assembly segments.
    Candidates 
    M I Shanavas UDF
    M Rahmathulla – LDF 
  • Kozhikode Loksabha Elections 2009
    Kozhikod loksabha constituency have seven assembly segments Beypore, Kunnamangalam, Elathoor, Kozhikode north, Kozhikode south,Koduvally and Balusser.
    Candidates 
    Muhammed Riyas – LDF
    M K Raghavan – UDF
    V Muraleedharan – BJP 
  • Ponnani Loksabha Elections 2009
    Ponnani consists of Tirurangadi, Tanur, Tirur, Kottakkal, Tavanur, Ponnani and Thrithala assembly segments.
    Candidates 
    Dr Hussain Randathani – LDF Independent
    E T Muhammed Basheer UDF
    Janachandran Master – BJP 
  • Palakkad Loksabha Elections 2009
    Palakkad Lok Sabha Constituency consists of Pattambi, Shoranur, Ottappalam, Kongad (SC) Mannarkkad, Malampuzha and the Palakkad Assembly Constituency.  Chittur and Alathur was taken off from palakkad loksaba constituency.
    Candidates 
    M B Rajesh – LDF
    Satheesan Pacheni – UDF
    CK Padmanabhan – BJP
  • Thrissur Loksabha Elections 2009
    Thrissur consists of Guruvayur, Manallur, Ollur, Thrissur, Nattika, Irinjalakuda and Puthukkad assemble constituencies.
    Candidates
    CN jayadevan – LDF
    P C Chacko – UDF
  • Kottayam Parliament elections 2009
    Kottayam parliament constituency consist of the Vaikom (SC), Kaduthuruthy, Ettumanur, Kottayam, Puthuppally, Changanassery and Vazhoor Assembly segments. Changanaserry and vazhoor disappeared from old map and piravom and pala got added. 
    Candidates
    K Suresh Kurup – LDF
    Jose K Mani – UDF 
  • Idukki Parliament Elections 2009
    The Idukki parliamentary constituency  consists of  Idukki, Thodupuzha, Devicolam, Udumbanchola, Peermade, Kothamangalam and Muvattupuzha. From the old map idukki loose two parliament segments ranni and Pathanamthitta. Kothamangalam and Muvattupuzha are the new additions.
    Candidates 
    P T Thomas – UDF
    K Francis George – LDF
    Sreenagari Rajan – BJP 
  • Malappuram Parliament Elections 2009
    Mankada, Perinthalmanna, Kondotty, Manjeri, Malappuram, Vengara and Vallikkunnu are part of the Malappuram Loksabha Constituency . Vengara and Vallikkunnu are newly formed Assembly constituencies. 
    Candidates
    E Ahmed – UDF
    T K Hamsa – LDF
    N Aravindhan – BJP 
  • Alathur Parliament Elections 2009
    Alathoor is a newly created parliament constituency and consist of seven assembly segments Nenmara,Chittooor, Alathoor, Tarur, chelakkara, Wadakkancherry and Kunnamkulam. 
    Candidates 
    N K Sudheer – UDF
    P K Biju LDF
    M Bindhu – BJP 
  • Chalakudy Parliament Elections 2009
    The Chalakkudi Parliament  constituency is formed from old
    Mukundapuram Parliament constituency and with four assembly segments from Ernakulam district and
    three fromThrissur. Aluva, Angamaly, Perumbavoor, Kunnathunadu are taken from Ernakulam and Kodungalloor, Chalakkudi, Kaippamangalam are from thrissur.

    Candidates 
    Advocate K V Sabu – BJP
    K P Dhanapalan – UDF
    U P Joseph – LDF 
  • Alappuzha Parliament Elections 2009
    Alappuzha consists of Aroor, Cherthala, Alappuzha, Ambalappuzha, Harippad, kayamkulam & Karunagappilly.
    Candidates
    K C Venugopal – UDF
    DR K S Manoj – LDF
    Sony J Kalyan – BJP 
  • Pathanamthitta Parliament Elections 2009
    Pathanamthitta Parliamentary constituency consists of all the five newly formed Assembly segments of Thiruvalla, Ranni, Aranmula, Konni and Adoor in Pathanamthitta district plus Poonjar and Kanjirappally from Kottayam district. 
    Candidates 
    Anto Antony – UDF
    K Ananthagopalan – LDF 
  • Mavelikkara Parliament Elections 2009
    Mavelikkara consists of Changanassery, Kuttanad, Mavelikkara (SC), Chenganoor, Kunnathoor(SC), Kottarakkara and Pathanapuram.
    Candidates 
    R S Anil – LDF
    Kodukkunil Suresh – UDF
    P M Velayudhan – BJP 
  • Kollam Parliament Elections 2009
    Kollam, Chavara, Punalur, Chadayamangalam, Kundara, Eravipuram and Chathannur form the Kollam Constituency. From the old map two segments (karunagapally and kunnathur) disappeared and other two segments (punaloor and chathannur) added with kollam.
    Candidates 
    N Peethambara Kurup – UDF
    P Rajendran – LDF
    Vayakal Madhu – BJP 
  • Attingal Parliament Elections 2009
    Attingal consists of Varkala, Attingal, Chirayinkeezhu, Nedumangad, Vamanapuram, Aruvikkara and
    Kattakada Assembly segments. Aruvikkara and Kattakada are the new additions. 
    Candidates 
    G Balachandran – UDF
    A Sampath – LDF
    Thottakad Sasi – BJP 
  • Thiruvananthapuram Parliament Elections 2009
    Thiruvananthapuram consists of Thiruvananthapuram, Vattiyurkavu, Nemom, Parassala, Kovalam, Neyyattinkara and Kazhakoottam. Thiruvananthapuram east and Thiruvananthapuram  west
    disappeared. Kazhakoottam is the new addition.
    Candidates 
    P Ramachandran Nair – LDF
    Shashi Tharoor – UDF
    P K Krishnadas – BJP
    A Nella Lohithadasan Nadar – BSP 

Popularity: 12% [?]

How to book your nano car?

Posted by admin on 25th, 2009

Nano will be on display in all Tata Motors showroom from April 1st. The Booking starts on April 9th and the first phase of booking will end on april 25th.  

Three variants/models of Nano cars will be out in the market

 

 

  • Nano BS 2/ 3 - in three colour options, single-tone seats, and fold-down rear seat.
  • Nano CX BS 2/3 -  In five colour options, with heating and air-conditioning (HVAC), two-tone seats, parcel shelf, booster-assisted brakes, fold-down rear seat with nap rest 
  • Nano LX BS 3 - With the features of CX plus complete fabric seats, central locking, front power windows, body coloured exteriors in three premium colours, fog lamps, electronic trip meter, cup holder in front console, mobile charger point, and rear spoiler.

 

 

There are two modes of booking your nano. One is the online mode and the other is the offline mode.

Book your Nano car online

  • Online Booking costs Rs 200 and No credit cards are accepted. Payment can only be made through net banking
  • Online bookings can be made at www.tatanano.com
Book your Nano Offline
  • Buy an application form for Rs 300/- from any of the following locations. There will be an exclusive counter where you can purchase the application
    1. Select SBI branches
    2. Tata Motor Delearships
    3. Croma Outlets
    4. Westside stores
    5. Tata Indicom Exclusive Stores
    6. World of Titan Showrooms
  • The application form will have 3 copies (Applicant’s copy, the bank’s copy and TML’s copy) Please fill all of these copies before submitting it.
  • Booking Forms with the booking amount can be submitted at any of the following locations:
    1. TML Passenger Car Dealerships
    2. Select SBI Branches
    3. All Croma Outlets
    4. All Westside Outlets
Other Helpful Nano links

Popularity: 10% [?]

Congress Party Jaiho Add Campaign

Posted by admin on 25th, 2009

Congress party has lauched the advertisement campaign for India Elections 2009. They have bought the rights for the song “Jai ho” from slumdog millionare. The video advertisement campaign featuring the Jai ho song is now shown in all indian media.

Popularity: 8% [?]

How to show your orkut friends birthday in Google calender

Posted by admin on 24th, 2009

Getting the birthday of your orkut friends to show in google calender is fairly simple. Just login to orkut and in the front page you will see the upcoming birthdays. Under upcoming birthday you will see a message which reads

“ view your friends’ birthdays in Google Calendar

click on that and google calender will open in a new window. The new window will have a popup window asking whether you like to add your orkut friends birthday to google calender and you are done.

Fairly simple!

Popularity: 10% [?]

Angry Movie Stars India

Posted by admin on 17th, 2009

Stars are also human and some have proved their frustration right in front of the cameras. They have shouted at the media, they have beaten fans and they have even abused. This post features videos of four such incidents where stars have gone out of control.

Violent Indian Actors in Real Life

  • Malayalam actor Mammootty beating up a fan
    This is byfar the most stylish and talked about incidents so far. It just looks filmy. The incident happened during a road show for the movie roudhram.
    Watch it in youtube
  • Mohanlal pushes off a Fan
    This far was a pretty good source for mammotty fans to counter the Mammootty slapping the fan video. The video shows mohanlal pushing off a  fan from the stage
    Watch Mohanlal pushing fan video in youtube
  • Govinda Slapping a Fan
    Govinda has been in two slapping controversies. One for slapping a man and other for slapping a director.
  • Vijay getting angry in press conference
    Tamil Actor vijay during a press conference explaining about the flop of the movie gets angry
    Watch Vijay getting angry video 
  • Shahrukh Getting mad
    SRK’s Cap being taken and getting mad at this. Watch Video
  • The Rakhi Slap!
    The beautiful rakhi slapping abhishek. Watch Video 
  • Abhishek bachchan slapped a spot boy
    Abhishek Bachchan took his frustration on the sets of a movie and slapped a spot boy. There is no video for this one. 
  • A special note of mention to Salman Khan who is undoubtedly the angry man of bollywood.

Popularity: 7% [?]

Deepthi Mary Varughese Miss India Worldwide India 2009

Posted by admin on 6th, 2009

Deepthi Varughese is the winner of Miss India Worldwide India 2009 title held at Delhi. Deepthi aged 23 Varughese hails from Kottayam in Kerala. 

Height : 5′7

Titles: Navy Queen 2005

She did her college from St Teresa’s Ernakulam and also won the Miss fresher title there in 2003. Deepthi practises Kick Boxing which she feels keeps her fit.

Deepthi is also involved in many NGO projects such as Project Crayon and Ashraya. She has also sponsored a four and half year old orphan.

Popularity: 10% [?]

Loksabha Elections 2009

Posted by admin on 5th, 2009

The dates for the Loksabha elections 2009 have been announced. The poll will be taking place in 5 phases. 

Round Up of Loksabha Polls 2009

Total no of Seats: 543
Total No of Voters: 714 Million
Total No of Polling Stations: 8,28,804
Results Declaration: May 16 

States and the Number of seats

 

  • Jammu and Kashmir – 6 Seats
    Polls on: April 16, 23, 30 and May 7,13
    2004 Loksabha Election results in Jammu and kashmir  : Congress (2), National Conference (2), PDP (1) , Independent (1)
  • Himachal Pradesh – 4 Seats
    Polls on : May 13
    2004 Loksabha Election resuts in Himachal : Congress (3), BJP (1)
  • Punjab – 13 seats
    Polls on: May 7, 13
    2004 Election results in Punjab : Akali Dal (8), BJP (3), Congress (2)
  • Chandigarh – 1 seat
    Polls on: May 13
    2004 Election the single seat went to congress party of India 
  • Haryana – 10 Seats
    Polls  on: May 7
    2004 Election results in Haryana : Congress (9), BJP (1) 
  • Delhi - 7 Seats
    Polls on: May 7
    2004 Loksabha election results for Delhi : Congress (6), BJP (1)
  • Rajasthan - 25 seats
    Polls on: May 7
    2004 Election results: BJP (21), COngress (4)
  • Uttarakhand – 5 seats 
    Polls on: May 13
    2004 Election results for Uttarakhand :  BJP (3), SP (1), Congress (1) 
  • Uttar Pradesh – 80 Seats
    Polls: April 16, 23, 30 and May 7, 13 
    2004 seat standings: SP (35), BSP (19), BJP (10), Congress (9), RJD (3) others (4)
  • Bihar – 40 seats
    Polls: April 16, 23, 30 and May 7
    2004 seats: RJD (22), Congress (3), JD(U) (6), BJP (5), LJ SP (4)
  • Sikkim – 1 seat
    Polls: April 30
    2004 one seat went to LDF 
  • Assam – 14 seats
    Polls: April 16, 23
    2004 election results : Congress (9), BJP (2) others (3)
  • Arunachal Pradesh – 2 seats
    Polls: April 16
    2004 BJP did a clean sweap of the 2 loksabha seats
  • Nagaland - 1 seat
    Polls: April 16
    2004 elections the one seat went to NPF
  • Manipur – 2 seats
    Polls : April 16, 22 
    2004 seat standing : Congress(1), Independent (1)
  • Mizoram – 1 seat
    Polls: April 16
    2004  : MNF won the single seat
  • Tripura – 2 seats
    Polls: April 23
    CPM won 2 seats in 2004 loksabha elections
  • Meghalaya – 2 seats
    Polls: April 16
    2004 elections: Congress (1) , Trinamul Congress (1)
  • West Bengal – 42 seats
    Polls: April 16, 23 , 30
    2004 Elections: CPM (26), Congress (6) , Forward Block (3), CPI (3), RSP (3), Trinamul Congress (1)
  • Jharkhand – 14 seats
    Polls : April 16, 23
    2004 Elections: Congress (6), JMM (4), RJD(2), BJP (1) and CPI (1)
  • Orissa – 21 seats
    Polls: April 16, 23
    2004 results: BJD (11), BJP (7), Congress (2), JMM (1)
  • Gujarat – 26 seats
    Polls: april 30
    2004 Election results: BJP (14), Congress(12) 
  • Maharashtra – 48 seats
    Polls: April 16, 20 , 30 
    2004 election results: Congress (13), NCP(9), RPI (1), BJP (13), Shivsena (12) 
  • Dadra and Nagar Haveli – 1 seat
    Polls: April 30
    2004 single seat went ot BNP
  • Daman and Diu – 1 seat
    Polls: April 30
    2004 the single seat went to congress
  • Goa – 2 seats
    Polls: April 23
    2004 one seat went to BJP and the other went to congress
  • Lakshadweep – 1 seat
    Polls: April 16
    JD(U) won the single seat in 2004
  • Madhya Pradesh – 29 seats
    Polls: April 23, 30
    2004 election results: BJP (25) , Congress (4)
  • Chattisgarh – 11 seats
    Polls: April 16
    2004 Elections: BJP (10) and Congress (1) 
  • Andaman & Nicobar Islands – 1 seat
    Polls: April 16
    2004 the seat went to congress
  • Karnataka – 28 seats
    Polls: April 23, 30
    2004 Elections: BJP(18), Congress (8), JD(S) (2)
  • Andhra Pradesh – 42 seats
    Polls: April 16, 23
    2004 Elections: Congress (29), TDP (5), TRS (5), others (3)
  • Tamil Nadu – 39 seats
    Polls: May 13
    2004 election results: DMK (16), Congress (10), PMK (5). AIDMK(4), CPI (2), CPM (2)
  • Kerala – 20 seats
    Polls: April 16
    2004 LDF (18), Congress (1) and NDA (1)
  • Puducherry  - 1 seat
    Polls: May 13
    2004 : PMK won the single seat 

Popularity: 8% [?]

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