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     Methhanithodugu Megastar Username: Methhanithodugu Post Number: 21658 Registered: 12-2008 Posted From: 117.195.221.47 Rating: N/A |
best time for BJP started while Congress is faltering .. i reckon BJP might scrape through in both places .... Himachal Pradesh polls: Cong, BJP promise jobs as lack of employment worries the youth Hamirpur: Elections in the hill state of Himachal Pradesh will be held on Sunday, November 4. This time nearly 50 per cent of voters are below the age of 40. CNN-IBN found out that lack of jobs is a primary concern among the youth. Bharti, a student, studies at the prestigious Himachal Pradesh University in Shimla. She feels students from Himachal find it hard to compete for better jobs outside the state and often settle for less back home. “Here the question is not unemployment like in UP and Bihar, it’s more to do with the kind of job, what people get is low grade of employment than what they are capable of. Those who have local jobs share the concern. Girls working at Shimla’s only call centre agree that quality jobs are not easy to come by. Himachal Pradesh has one of the highest literacy rates in India and Hamirpur is Himachal’s most literate district. Yet the aspirations there are only half met. The vast gap between education and employment is a growing faultline in Himachal today. Hamirpur now has several private vocational institutions as students seek job-oriented courses. Shashi Sharma has an MSc in IT but works as an accountant, as a job in IT is hard to find in Himachal. “I can go out of Hamirpur, to other places like Chandigarh, Mumbai. But if I get a job here, I won’t have to leave my home town,” Shashi says. Targeting the key constituency of young Himachalis, both the Congress and the BJP have promised more jobs in their manifestos, but the question is whether they can really deliver.  cinima c ni ma la soodandi Jai Chandra Madiga garu | ||
| Methhanithodugu Megastar Username: Methhanithodugu Post Number: 21657 Registered: 12-2008 Posted From: 117.195.221.47 Rating: N/A |
HP lo campaigning Stopped Election in Wiating Results by Dec 1week Gujarat polls to be fully computerized Ahmedabad: Gujarat Assembly elections next month may go down in the history of the democratic process in the country as the first fully computer-aided elections, a top official said. “This is the first time that any election, right from the stage of preparing and updating voters’ rolls to the final results, will be conducted with the extensive aid and support of computers and electronics,” Chief Election Officer Vijay Nehra said. With constant guidance, directives and monitoring by the Election Commission, state election apparatus has been using computers and software in almost every minor and major process, related to the Assembly elections in the state. “At every step, we are constantly taking extensive help of the software, which has been developed specifically for the purpose of effective and speedy electioneering,” Nehra said. For the polling in 182 Assembly seats, voting will take place on December 13 and 17 and 3.8 crore voters are expected to take part in it. Election Commission has developed a software called Electronic Roll Management System (ERMS) for the whole process of elections. “With the help of this software we have not only achieved 100 percent Photo Identity cards to every registered voters but it is being used for different election related functions too,” he added. This software gives search and advance search options for any electorate related queries which can expedite the various processes and bring the effectiveness, he said. Apart from preparing and updating electoral rolls, issuing photo identity cards, election officials in each districts will use assignment of Electronic Voting Machine to every constituency. cinima c ni ma la soodandi Jai Chandra Madiga garu |
