This Lok Sabha election 900 million Indians will vote across 1 million polling stations. They vote for 545 Lok Sabha chairs and it requires 10 million election officials to handle the countrywide voting. If the first is mildly interested even, can one afford to remain from looking at a sensational carnival of democracy such as this away? From understanding the world’s greatest tribute to democracy?
Ruchir Sharma, a senior investment banker at a high global investment company in NY, whose first job was of a journalist, finds he can’t ever keep away. Every election season he shelves his voluminous financial reports, takes time faraway from work to check out India, the united states of his delivery, to hide something India will best: Vote. How does he cover this enormous country going to vote? When on election tour, Sharma chooses his destinations carefully to make certain he comes with the best flavor of the race away.
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Sharma, the writer of Democracy on the highway: A 25-calendar year Journey Through India, is already in India for his 28th election odyssey. After his Air India flight touched down in Delhi a few days ago, and he made his obligatory work visit to Mumbai, Sharma headed up to UP this time too. Since it is difficult to get leave for the whole six weeks he had to forgo, he says ruefully, witnesses South India going to the polls.
But he will head to eastern India watching Bengalis cast their ballots. Sharma tells Rediff.com’s Vaihayasi Pande Daniel in the concluding portion of a two-part interview. Do you think Rahul Gandhi is a leader to view? Rahul Gandhi, when you are the top of the Congress party just, is a leader to watch.
I would say for me the true rise that we have seen in the 25 years viewing election campaigns in India — plus they have become leaders to view — are the regional leaders. That’s the real growth in India, which is happening. In India, a lot of concentrate and attention is paid to nationwide celebrations.
But both the national celebrations control fifty percent of the vote. The other half is managed by so several regional parties predominantly. It’s the regional celebrations and their market leaders who are the ones we have to watch, whether it’s in Andhra Pradesh like I have not seen a lot of Reddy (Andhra Pradesh politician Yeduguri Sandinti Jaganmohan Reddy).