General Elections 2014 has seen the lowest ever number of Independent candidates getting elected. Out of a total of 8251 contestants, 3234 were Independent candidates; out of this, 3 candidates have been elected. In the previous General Elections held in 2009, the total number of Independent candidates was 3831 out of which 9 were elected. The highest ever number of Independents elected is 42 (Second General Elections, 1957); the number of Independent candidates contested was highest at 10635 in 11th General Elections, held in 1996.
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UKPCS2012 FINAL RESULT SAMVEG IAS DEHRADUN
Heartfelt congratulations to all my dear student .this was outstanding performance .this was possible due to ...
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From July 31, a new army chief takes over the reins of the 1.3 million-strong Indian army. As General Dalbir Singh Suhag wears his rank ba...
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For the first time, India will allow nearly 15% of universities to offer online degrees allowing students and executives to learn anywhere...
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Missing the grass for the trees in Western Ghats Drastic decline in shola grasslands in Palani Hill range Timber plantations, expanding...
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India’s learning deficit is worsening: ASER study In 14-18 years age group, only 43% able to do a simple division correctly, while 47% ...
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प्रदेश में औद्योगीकरण को बढ़ावा देने के लिए Single-Window System लागू किया गया है। पूंजी निवेश को आकर्षित करने एवं इसे और कारगर बना...
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Britain's missing spacecraft found on Mars Britain's infamous "Beagle 2" spacecraft has been found on Mars -- 11 yea...
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Index of Eight Core Industries (Base: 2011-12=100) April, 2017 The Base Year of the Index of Eight Core Industries has been revised from...
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UPSC IAS 2018 PRELIMS TEST SERIES # QUALITY QUESTION # QUESTIONS FROM IMPORTANT AREAS #QUESTIONS TO REMOVE # CONFUSION # FEEDBACK AND ...
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