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PPI calls for transparent electoral funding

Coming down hard on the issue of illegal expenditure during elections, Krishnakumar Iyer, PPI spokesperson, said, "The candidates fail to submit the details of the electoral expenditure incurred by them because the bulk of electoral is illegal and candidates spend three to four times more than the set limit. Under reporting is another major problem. The candidates sometimes put up amounts, which a ...

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PPI condemns heinous assault on young girl

PPI expresses its deepest empathy with the survivors of the Delhi assault and rape case of Sunday 16th Dec, we are heartened by the news that the young boy took on the gang and fought them tooth and nail even when he was semi conscious. We resolutely condemn the heinous act and demand that the culprits be meted out the strictest punishment under the sections they are charged with at the earlies ...

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New Developments in PPI

In anticipation of the forthcoming general elections, PPI has joined hands with like minded and eminent people, whose primary aim is Nation Building. The existing Core Group has been reconstituted to provide the party a nation wide support base and a National presence. This is just phase1 of our plan. Watch this space for more exciting development in the months ahead. We have resolved to provide you with the best possible list of c...

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Current State of Political Landscape

The Lok Sabha 2009 elections are over and the UPA government is back into office. Comparisons between the 2009 results with the 2004 elections do not show major shifts in the thinking of the Indian voter.

• At a macro level the National parties combined to