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Rajasthan: BJP gives ticket to 14 sitting MPs in first list, drops only woman lawmaker from state

Rajasthan: BJP gives ticket to 14 sitting MPs in first list, drops only woman lawmaker from state

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Jaipur: The BJP has fielded 14 sitting MPs, including four Union ministers, and dropped the only woman lawmaker from Rajasthan as it announced its first list of candidates for the Lok Sabha election.

In its first list, the BJP on Thursday announced candidates for 16 of the total 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.

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कुम्भाराम लिफ्ट परियोजना के लिए धनराशि की मांग

कुम्भाराम लिफ्ट परियोजना के लिए धनराशि की मांग

नई दिल्ली, 20  जुलाई (जनसमा)। राजस्थान के झुंझुनू क्षेत्र में पेयजल संकट दूर करने के लिए कुम्भाराम लिफ्ट परियोजना के लिए धनराशि जल्द उपलब्ध कराई जाए। झुंझुनू  में  कमजोर मानसून तथा निरंतर गिरते भू-जल के स्तर के कारण जिले में पेयजल संकट उत्पन हो गया है। इसका समाधान  सतही जल व्यवस्था से ही हो सकता है। यह मांग  बुधवार को लोकसभा में शून्यकाल के दौरान  झुंझुनू से लोकसभा सदस्यश्रीमती संतोष अहलावत ने…

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Parliamentarians Honored by ICMEI at Vigyan Bhawan

New Delhi: Suresh Prabhu Union Minister of Commerce & Industry and Civil Aviation, Manoj Sinha Minister of Communications and Minister of State, Railways, Giriraj Singh Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Government of India and Sandeep Marwah Chancellor AAFT University of Media and Arts & President ICMEI presented the most prestigious Fame India Awards at Vigyan Bhawan.

Asia Post Survey finalized the list of twenty-five best parliamentarians under the leadership of U.S. Sonthalia of Fame India and Sandeep Marwah, Chairman of Shreshth Saansad Award Committee.

In the category of unmatchable MP, Delhi’s MP Dr. Udit Raj has topped, while BJP MP from Maharashtra Kirk Premji Bhai Solanki has aced in the category of influential MPs. In the excellent MP category, Congress veteran Mallikarjun Kharge has been selected and for the most energetic MP, Maharashtra MP Supriya Sule has grabbed the top position, while Kerala MP NK Premchandran is in the most influential MP category.

Ganesh Singh, MP three times from Satna Madhya Pradesh has made his mark in the category of most popular MP while Bhadohi MP Virendra Singh Mast managed to make a prominent place in the caretaker category. In the Warriors category Maharashtra MP from Ahmednagar, Dilip Gandhi, in a dynamic category, Prahlad Patel from Madhya Pradesh, BJP MP from Mumbai, Gopal Shetty, for the MP with immense capacity and  Congress MP from Assam Sushmita Dev for the most talented MP topped the list.

Position of the Most talked about MP has been secured by Haryana’s youth MP Deepender Singh Hooda. Rajasthan MP Chandra Prakash Joshi is in the category of Kamrath MPs while Prem Das Rai, MP from Sikkim has topped the model category. In the category of responsible MP, Chhattisgarh MP Tamrampuj Sahu got first place. The power category has been aced by Santosh Ahlawat, in the successful category, Bihar MP Ranjit Ranjan received the highest number of votes, in the conscious category, Gujarat’s Member of Parliament, Punmaben Madam, topped the list. Maharashtra’s farmer leader and MP Raju Shetty top the personality area, in the magnificent category Odisha MP Ravindra Kumar Jena gets the highest score.

Uttar Pradesh MP Dharmendra Yadav is on top of the list of young MPs. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal of Bihar got first place in the category of duty. In the veteran category, Uttar Pradesh MP Mahendra Nath Pandey remained at the top. In the eligible category, Shiromani Akali Dal’s Prem Singh Chandumajra left everyone behind whereas in the category of active MP, Bharatendra Singh of Uttar Pradesh topped the list.

Suresh Prabhu congratulated the parliamentarians and motivated them to continue with their hard work for the welfare of the people of this country. Manoj Sinha encouraged the   audience to unite and come forward to support government in fulfilling the objectives prepared for the   country. Giriraj Singh thanked   every one for their presence to keep on supporting their MPs to work within the legal and time frame.

Sandeep Marwah announced that we will come back again in Vigyan Bhawan next year with new list of MPs as awardees. The event was attended by large number of MLA,s MPs, workers of different political parties and who’s who of National political scene.

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BJP ‘Sidelined’ me Despite Doing Works, Says Santosh Ahlawat From Rajasthan, Over Denial of Ticket Ahlawat claimed that the sex ratio which was 642 six years back has now now reached 942 in Jhunjhunu as a result of her efforts. via Top Politics News- News18.com

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Women running for India’s parliament are barely a blip in the world’s biggest democratic exercise, which began last week and will play out in seven rounds, with results expected on May 23.

Women now make up just 11.8 per cent and 12.8pc of the total candidates nominated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the main opposition Congress respectively, candidate lists show.

In a country led for years by a woman ─ late prime minister Indira Gandhi ─ both major parties have long pledged backing for laws to reserve a third of parliamentary seats for women, but the numbers of women they have nominated this year roughly match those in the 2014 election.

“Very few women are asked (to stand for elections),” said Santosh Ahlawat, the only woman MP from Rajasthan, and a member of BJP.

“I don’t know why women are punished. Are they punished for being women?” said Ahlawat, who was not nominated this year.

Just 209 women are contesting the first two phases of the election, or about 7pc of 2,856 candidates, an analysis by the nonprofit Association for Democratic Reforms showed.

That low figure has prompted criticism that the major parties have once again missed a chance to redress the gender imbalance.

“Patriarchal systems have been in place for ages, it is not going to be easy to dismantle them without institutional support,” said Lalitha Kumaramangalam, a BJP leader and former chief of a national panel that fights for women’s rights.

Congress representatives have also said a law would be required to boost the numbers of women MPs.

Women make up 430 million of India’s 900m eligible voters. In some northern states, such as Himachal Pradesh, with a population of nearly 7m, neither Congress nor the BJP has nominated a woman candidate.

Voters in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, together home to a population double that of France, will choose from just six women candidates from the BJP and eight from the Congress.

By contrast, more than 80 men from both parties are running in the two states.

Women are often nominated only from constituencies they are likely to lose, said Shahida Kamal of the communist party that rules Kerala, a tactic that suggests parties only run them for the sake of appearance.

“The Congress gave me a seat in the Kasargod constituency in 2009, where the party had not won in 25 years,” said Kamal, whose party has nine MPs.

Smaller parties are doing better at appointing women candidates, however.

The Trinamool Congress, led by influential female leader Mamata Banerjee, which rules West Bengal, has nominated women in 17 of its 42 parliamentary seats, or more than two-fifths.

“We do not need to wait for a law to do what is right — there is nothing stopping you,” said Mohua Moitra, a spokeswoman of the party who is also running for election.

Her party is now the fourth largest in parliament, with 33 members.

In neighbouring Odisha, another regional party, the Biju Janata Dal, has nominated women in a third of seats.

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BJP gives ticket to 14 sitting MPs, drops the only woman MP from Rajasthan in first list | | Newsinfoline.com

Jaipur, Mar 21 (PTI) The BJP Thursday fielded 14 sitting MPs, including four union ministers, and dropped the only woman lawmaker from Rajasthan as it announced its first list of candidates for the Lok Sabha polls.

In the first list, the BJP announced candidates for 16 of total 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.

The party has dropped the only woman MP from the state, Santosh Ahlawat,…

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Jhunjhunu MP denied ticket, says sidelined despite work

Jhunjhunu MP denied ticket, says sidelined despite work

Jaipur, Mar 23 (PTI) Santosh Ahlawat, the only woman MP from Rajasthan in the 16th Lok Sabha, Saturday expressed disappointment over being dropped from the first list of BJP candidates from the state, saying she has been axed despite the work done by her.

“This is very disappointing that I was denied ticket despite the work I have done for the constituency as well as for the party and workers…

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List of Best 25 Members Parliament Announced by Sandeep Marwah

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List of Best 25 Members Parliament Announced by Sandeep Marwah

Renowned Magazine Fame India declared and released the list of 25 Best Members of Parliament finalized by Asia Post Survey 2018 informed by International Media Guru Sandeep Marwah, Founder of Noida Film City and Chairman of Shreshth Saansad Award Committee. “There are 543 MPs who have won the election in the Lok Sabha. The Fame India-Asia Post Survey jointly selected 25 best MPs of the year 2018 through a survey.  Several parameters were designed to finalize the list of best parliamentarians.

AAFT Founder Sandeep Marwah and Rajshree, editor of Fame India  jointly informed that Fame India and Asia Post had created 25 categories to select the best MPs, to know that how loyal they are towards their responsibilities and expectations of the general public. The Analyst of the Asia Post worked on 10 major points, including popularity, involvement with the public, image, workshops, participation in the House and debate, raising questions in the interest of the public, bringing private bills for the strengthening of democracy, area accessibility, aids and easy availability to the public.

In the survey, along with the general public, public representatives and journalists were also asked questions through the Stake hold method and their opinion was taken as a basis for selection decision. Data provided by the Lok Sabha was also included for the entire selection process. Make a note that no minister of Indian Government was a part of this survey in any manner. In the category of unmatchable MP, Delhi’s MP Dr. Udit Raj has topped, while BJP MP from Maharashtra Kirk Premji Bhai Solanki has aced in the category of influential MPs. In the excellent MP category, Congress veteran Mallikarjun Kharge has been selected and for the most energetic MP, Maharashtra MP Supriya Sule has grabbed the top position, while Kerala MP NK Premchandran is in the most influential MP category.

Ganesh Singh, MP three times from Satna Madhya Pradesh has made his mark in the category of most popular MP while Bhadohi MP Virendra Singh Mast managed to make a prominent place in the caretaker category. In the Warriors category Maharashtra MP from Ahmednagar, Dilip Gandhi, in a dynamic category, Prahlad Patel from Madhya Pradesh, BJP MP from Mumbai, Gopal Shetty, for the MP with immense capacity and  Congress MP from Assam Sushmita Dev for the most talented MP topped the list. Position of the Most talked about MP has been secured by Haryana’s youth MP Deepender Singh Hooda. Rajasthan MP Chandra Prakash Joshi is in the category of Kamrath MPs while Prem Das Rai, MP from Sikkim has topped the model category. In the category of responsible MP, Chhattisgarh MP Tamrampuj Sahu got first place. The power category has been aced by Santosh Ahlawat, in the successful category, Bihar MP Ranjit Ranjan received the highest number of votes, in the conscious category, Gujarat’s Member of Parliament, Punmaben Madam, topped the list. Maharashtra’s farmer leader and MP Raju Shetty top the personality area, in the magnificent category Odisha MP Ravindra Kumar Jena gets the highest score. Uttar Pradesh MP Dharmendra Yadav is on top of the list of young MPs. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal of Bihar got first place in the category of duty. In the veteran category, Uttar Pradesh MP Mahendra Nath Pandey remained at the top. In the eligible category, Shiromani Akali Dal’s Prem Singh Chandumajra left everyone behind whereas in the category of active MP, Bharatendra Singh of Uttar Pradesh topped the list.

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UN General Assembly President Miroslav Lajcak discuss reform of UN with Indian MP's

United Nations, Oct 15 UN General Assembly President Miroslav Lajcak discussed reform of the UN during a meeting on Friday with the members of Parliament, who are in the Indian delegation to the current session, according to his Spokesperson Brenden Verma. They also discussed issues relating to migration, peace and sustainable development, Verma said in a briefing to reporters. Rajya Sabha members, Swapan Dasgupta (nominated) and Renuka Chowdhury (of Congress from Andhra Pradesh), and Lok Sabha member Santosh Ahlawat (of BJP from Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan) are here to participate in the General Assembly session. India’s Permanent Representative Syed Akbaruddin accompanied them to the meeting with Lajcak. “The President of the General Assembly stressed the role of parliamentarians as important channels of communication to the people,” Verma said. Lajcak also invited them “to actively participate in the Parliamentary Hearing on the global compact for safe, orderly and regularly migration, to be held at the United Nations in February.” Noting that India is one of the top contributors to UN peacekeeping operations, Lajcak commended India’s strong commitment to multilateralism and the UN, Verma said. Asked at his briefing about the state of the Security Council reform negotiations, which has been stalled for more than a decade, Verma said Lajcak “will try to use his convening power to bring people, to bring the member states together” so that they can “find areas where there can be some kind of compromise”. “The world pretty much agrees that the Security Council reform must reflect the current geopolitical realities,” he said. But “there is so much disagreement among the member states on how to make that happen”. Lajcak has met with a wide range of groups that are interested in Security council reforms to hear their views, Verma said. “He definitely wants to see a meaningful reform that all the member states can believe in.” He will call on his experiences “as a diplomat, as a foreign minister, as a politician, all of that role he has had” to try to make progress with the reform process, Verma added. Photo Caption: The President of the United Nations Genera Assembly, Miroslav Lajcak, met on Friday, October 13, 2017, at the UN headquarters with the Indian Members of Parliament who are in the country’s delegation to the current session. From left, Swapan Dasgupta, a nominated member of the Rajya Sabha; Renuka Chowdhury, Congress Party Rajya Sabha member from Andhra Pradesh; Lajcak; India’s Permanent Representative Syed Akbaruddin, and Santosh Ahlawat, BJP Lok Sabha member represnting Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Read the full article

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एशियाई संसदीय सभा में भारत का प्रतिनिधित्व करेंगी संतोष अहलावत

एशियाई संसदीय सभा में भारत का प्रतिनिधित्व करेंगी संतोष अहलावत

जयपुर,20 मई (जनसमा)। राजस्थान के झुझुनू से लोकसभा सदस्य श्रीमती संतोष अहलावत, अबू धाबी (संयुक्त अरब अमीरात) में 21 से 24 मई तक होने वाली एशियाई संसदीय सभा ( एशियन पर्लियामेंटरी असेम्��ली) की बैठक में भारत का प्रतिनिधित्व करेंगी।

पिछले 10 महीनो में यह तीसरा मौका है जब श्रीमती अहलावत भारत का प्रतिनिधत्व कर रही है। इससे पहले उन्होंने जयपुर में सम्पन हुई ब्रिक्स देशों की महिला सांसदों की बैठक में भारत…

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List of Best 25 Members of Parliament Announced by Marwah

New Delhi: Renowned Magazine Fame India declared and released the list of 25 Best Members of Parliament finalized by Asia Post Survey 2018 informed by International Media Guru Sandeep Marwah, Founder of Noida Film City and Chairman of Shreshth Saansad Award Committee. “There are 543 MPs who have won the election in the Lok Sabha. The Fame India-Asia Post Survey jointly selected 25 best MPs of the year 2018 through a survey. Several parameters were designed to finalize the list of best parliamentarians. AAFT Founder Sandeep Marwah and Rajshree the editor of Fame India jointly informed that Fame India and Asia Post had created 25 categories to select the best MPs, to know that how loyal they are towards their responsibilities and expectations of the general public. The Analyst of the Asia Post worked on 10 major points, including popularity, involvement with the public, image, workshops, participation in the House and debate, raising questions in the interest of the public, bringing private bills for the strengthening of democracy, area accessibility, aids and easy availability to the public. In the survey, along with the general public, public representatives and journalists were also asked questions through the Stake hold method and their opinion was taken as a basis for selection decision. Data provided by the Lok Sabha was also included for the entire selection process. Make a note that no minister of Indian Government was a part of this survey in any manner. In the category of unmatchable MP, Delhi’s MP Dr. Udit Raj has topped, while BJP MP from Maharashtra Kirk Premji Bhai Solanki has aced in the category of influential MPs. In the excellent MP category, Congress veteran Mallikarjun Kharge has been selected and for the most energetic MP, Maharashtra MP Supriya Sule has grabbed the top position, while Kerala MP NK Premchandran is in the most influential MP category. Ganesh Singh, MP three times from Satna Madhya Pradesh has made his mark in the category of most popular MP while Bhadohi MP Virendra Singh Mast managed to make a prominent place in the caretaker category. In the Warriors category Maharashtra MP from Ahmednagar, Dilip Gandhi, in a dynamic category, Prahlad Patel from Madhya Pradesh, BJP MP from Mumbai, Gopal Shetty, for the MP with immense capacity and  Congress MP from Assam Sushmita Dev for the most talented MP topped the list. Position of the Most talked about MP has been secured by Haryana’s youth MP Deepender Singh Hooda. Rajasthan MP Chandra Prakash Joshi is in the category of Kamrath MPs while Prem Das Rai, MP from Sikkim has topped the model category. In the category of responsible MP, Chhattisgarh MP Tamrampuj Sahu got first place. The power category has been aced by Santosh Ahlawat, in the successful category, Bihar MP Ranjit Ranjan received the highest number of votes, in the conscious category, Gujarat’s Member of Parliament, Punmaben Madam, topped the list. Maharashtra’s farmer leader and MP Raju Shetty top the personality area, in the magnificent category Odisha MP Ravindra Kumar Jena gets the highest score. Uttar Pradesh MP Dharmendra Yadav is on top of the list of young MPs. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal of Bihar got first place in the category of duty. In the veteran category, Uttar Pradesh MP Mahendra Nath Pandey remained at the top. In the eligible category, Shiromani Akali Dal’s Prem Singh Chandumajra left everyone behind whereas in the category of active MP, Bharatendra Singh of Uttar Pradesh topped the list.

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Jhunjhunu MP denied ticket, says sidelined despite work

Jhunjhunu MP denied ticket, says sidelined despite work

Jaipur, Mar 23 (PTI) Jaipur, Mar 23 (PTI) Santosh Ahlawat, the only woman MP from Rajasthan in the 16th Lok Sabha, Saturday expressed disappointment over being dropped from the first list of BJP candidates from the state, saying she has been axed despite the work done by her.

“This is very disappointing that I was denied ticket despite the works I have done for the constituency as well as for…

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BJP gives ticket to 14 sitting MPs, drops the only woman MP from Rajasthan in first list

BJP gives ticket to 14 sitting MPs, drops the only woman MP from Rajasthan in first list

Jaipur, Mar 21 (PTI) The BJP Thursday fielded 14 sitting MPs, including four union ministers, and dropped the only woman lawmaker from Rajasthan as it announced its first list of candidates for the Lok Sabha polls.

In the first list, the BJP announced candidates for 16 of total 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.

The party has dropped the only woman MP from the state, Santosh Ahlawat,…