Normal And Abnormal

Nowadays the entire Indian atmosphere is filled with election speeches of different political parties. Instead of one's own political ideologies, every party takes maximum time to speak to stain and hurt the opposition parties. What they gain by vote from these speeches are not got measured by anyone so far. The reason for it is that no any professionals are nominated to analyse the response of these speeches. Nowadays we repeatedly hear the speeches of the nationally recognised leaders of various political parties. They utter such language, probably knowing all consequences. Just by these nonsense utterance neighbours stop talking each other, friends do not look at one another and that is the power of these harsh words. Finally these countless number of people together are knowingly or unknowingly use these sharp words to break this great country into pieces. Most unfortunately, large number of our people do not understand the impact of it. Whichever party may come, wh...

Amazingly a good number of Indian voters going to the polling booths with no much knowledge about the candidate or the party for whom they want to vote. In some cases the voters have a traditional feeling that their father and grandfather voted to this party, so that they too will vote for the same party. In some other cases the village heads reported to have advised the whole villagers much about voting including the procedures, to which the people strictly adhere to. In some cases the God Himself is brought to the scene and according to the advice of the Supreme One they decide the candidate.(No one may agree this openly and it would be difficult to prove the purity of our democracy. There were also what's app message showing chicken and something else distributed to the public. It would be difficult to prove that the receivers are prospective voters) As per the Census report of 2011, 39.4 percent of the population are illiterates, 37.6 percent...

LPG  price in India (based Chennai) from 2014 to 2024 are given below on yearly basis (unit -14.2 kg cylinder)                           (Rs) 1 May 2014   - 410.50 9 Dec 2015    - 621.00 1 Dec 2016    - 593.00 1Nov 2017     - 750.00 7 Nov 2018    - 960.00 1 Dec 2019    - 714.00 15Dec2020    - 710.00 6 Oct 2021     - 915.00 7 May 2022   - 1068.50 Dec 2023       -  918.50 Apr 2024        -  918.50 (Indebted to bankbazaar.com for the above information about prices) K V George 

This is not being written for any comparative studies or for the sake of any appreciation or depreciation of any great ones who held that most respectable position. It is also not to praise or otherwise any political parties of the country. It is simply a personal analysis or a general evaluation of this writer alone. It has no other purpose than a mere personal expression. After this 2024 election if the INDIA bloc wins and Sri Rahul Gandhi becomes the Prime Minister of India, we may see him as the best Prime Minister of India. Sri Rahul Gandhi will be known as the Prime Minister of the common man of India. No allegation of corruption shall be raised against him. All other countries shall acknowledge him en masse. K V George                     Free translation                 (സ്വതന്ത്ര തർജമ ) ഭാരതത്തിന്റെ പ്രധാന മന്ത്രി പദം വഹിച്ചിരുന്ന മഹാഥൻമാരായ ആളുകളുടെ താരതമ്മ്യ പഠനത്തി...

Despite having large resources to exploit, and large number of young and qualified manpower available, for one reason or the other, we could not tap those resources and deploy the manpower. Had we exploited those adequately we could have brought our unemployment level to zero, the per capita income of our people could have been brought up to a much higher level. Our export earnings could have been carried to a higher level. Similarly the import could have brought down considerably. We could also looked for a zero population below poverty line. We must not ignore certain facts prevailing in our country. A good share of our population do not have their own houses. Many of our people are suffering from serious diseases and they don't have enough money to avail proper treatment. There are countless number of parents in our country who cannot provide education to their children. However, despite collecting large sum from the people our governments do not focus their attentio...

The BJP government led by Sri Narendra Modi came to power in the Centre on 26 May 2014. Prior to that when Dr Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi promised to the people that if his government come to power he would ensure that petrol price would be brought down (During May 2014 crude price was USD 108.05 per bbl and petrol price in India was Rs 71.41 per litre) Since 2014 we may find below the price of oil in the international market. Prices are shown below the lowest/average price per bbl in USD on the given year. 26 May 2014 - 108.05 2015 average-   48.66 2016 average-   26.68 2017 27 Mar -   49.41 2018 average-   65.23 2019 average-   56.99 2020 average-   39.68 2021 average-   70.86 2022 average- 100.93 2023 average-   82.49 2024 lowest  -   70.38  Prices of Petrol and Diesel in India per litre in INR Date/year.   Petrol      ...

Gujarat holds an area of 1,96,024 km² among the Indian states. The current estimated population of the state is 7.27 crores. The population ratio of the state is 110.503 male to 100 female. Literacy rate of Gujarat in 2023 was 83.3 percent. Male literacy was 89.5 and female literacy was 74.8 percent. GDP of the state for 2023-24 is Rs 25,62,975 crores. PCI of Gujarat in 2023 was Rs 2,73,557.51. People  below poverty line in 2023 was 9.03 percent. Gujarat is reported to have the highest number of custodial death for the successive years. 2020 - 15, 2021 - 23, 2022 - 14. When it comes to prohibition law the criminal incidents in the state àre very high. 2021- 2.83 lakhs and  2022 - 3.10 lakhs. Crime rate in Gujarat stood at 438 in 2022 and 405 in 2021 per lakh of population. Crime against women too is quite high in the state. The reported number of crime against women in the state in 2019 - 8,799, 2020 - 8,028, 2021 - 7,348, 2022 - 7,731. Rape cases reported from the...

Rajasthan is geographically the largest state of India with an area of 3,42,249 km². In fact Rajasthan is larger than Italy, Norway and Poland. In 2023 the population of the state was 8.36 crores. Literacy rate of the state in 2024 is 66.11 percent with male literacy 79.19 and female literacy 52.12 percent. GDP of the state in 2023-24 is Rs 15.7 lakh crores with the PCI for the same period is Rs 1,66,560.  Total crime registered in Rajasthan under IPC during 2023 was 1,49,116, in 2022 was 1,47,231 and 2021 was 1,26,233. During the period 2018-2021 the reported crime was 2,50,546. Crime rate of the state was 331.2. Crime against women in 2020 was 34,535, 2021 - 40,735 and 2022 the figure was 45,058. Rape cases in Rajasthan was 2019 - 5,997, 2020 - 5,310, 2021- 6,337 and 2022 - 5,399. The total number of Lok Sabha seats in Rajasthan is 25. In 2019 election all 25 seats were won by NDA (BJP -24 & RLP -1) Number of seats contesting by BJP for the ensuing election 2024 i...

The  estimated population of Madhya Pradesh in 2024 is 8.77 crores. The area of the state is 3,08,000 km². The literacy rate of the state is 69.32%, with male literacy rate 78.73 and female 59.24. The GDP of MP in 2023 was 13.87 lakh crores. GDP per capita of the  state was Rs 1,55,583.49. Indore is the financial hub of the state. This district has a significant economic growth. Crime rate of the state has a consistent growth from 2013 with 303.8 per lakh to 358.3 in 2021. As per NCRB report MP stood 3rd position in India for crime against women with 3,046 women and girls being raped and gang raped in the state in 2022. There were over 25.8 lakhs registered unemployed youth on 1 April 2022. As on July 2023 poverty rate in MP is very high with 43.50 per cent. There are 29 Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh. Parties won in 2019 Lok Sabha election from M.P. BJP - 28 INC -    1 Party position in 2024 election from M.P. BJP - 29 INC - 28 & SP - 1 Final list...

The current estimated population of West Bengal is 10.42 crores. The state has an area of 88,752 km². The state has a total of 42 seats for the Lok Sabha election. GDP of the state for the year 2023-24 is Rs 17.19 lakh crores and the GDP Per Capita is Rs 1,21,267. As per available information 8.60% of the population of the state is living below poverty line in 2023. The unemployment rate of West Bengal as of March 23 was 4.84%. Cognisable offences registered in the state during 2020 was 1,58,060, 2021 - 1,57,498 and 2022 - 1,56,503. During 2022 there were 56,59,787 IPC cases under investigation in the state. Crime rate against women in West Bengal is 71.8 per cent against the national average of 65.4 per cent. Election results of 2019: AITC - 22 BJP -  18 INC -     2 Parties contesting in 2024 election. As per the latest available information TMC, NDA/BJP, Left parties and Congress are to contest in all 42 seats each. Pre-poll survey by different media: I...

The state of Odisha has an area of 1,55,707 km² with a population of 4.64 crores. The state holds 21 Lok Sabha constituencies. Per Capita Income of the state for 2022-23 is Rs 1,50,676. As per NCRB report of 2022 molestation cases registered in the state was 7,327, rape and murder 14. Odisha was 4th highest in crime against women in India in 2022. As per the report of 2024 the literacy rate of the state is, Male 81.59%, Female 64.01% and the average is 72.87%. The outcome of 2014 election of Odisha for the Lok Sabha was: Total seats -21 BJD -12 BJP -  8 INC -  1 Seats won in Lok Sabha election 2019 BJD 13 BJP   8 Lok Sabha election 2024 Parties contesting and their number of seats. Biju Janata Dal -21 NDA/BJP- 21 INC -18,CPI-1, CPIM-1 & JMM-1 Pre-poll survey results: ABP News - C Voter BJD-11 NDA-10 India TV-CNX BJD-11 NDA-10 India Today-C Voter BJD-11 NDA-10 K V George 

U.P. always get a royal touch in Parliamentary elections in India as it has the highest number of seats in it's custody. This big state can turn the table in elections. Now the state has a strength of 80 Lok Sabha seats. Current population of U.P. is 25.7 Crs  The state holds an area of 2,43,286 sq kms. For the Malayalis this huge state is more than six times of their state Kerala. Therefore, this 'big' consideration is always given to this big state. Crime rate in U.P. is high. According to NCRB report of 2022 there are 3,491 murders in the state. 3,690 cases of rape, crime against women 65,743, crime against children 18,682 and sexual crime against women 8,136. People below poverty line in U.P. in 2022-23 stood at 17.4% of the population  Seat position in 2019 Lok Sabha election of U.P. BJP-62 & AD(S)-2 BSP-10 & SP-5 INC-1 Seat position in 2024 election of U P. NDA (80) BJP-75, Apna Dal -2, Rashtriya Lok Dal - 2 and Bharatiya Samaj Party- 1 INDIA(80) S...

Bihar is a state submerged in politics, not the whole state but the entire politicians of today and yesterday. Majority of the people, as in many other states, do not know the meaning of politics. Many of them even do not know even why to vote or whom to vote. Over seven decades after independence the state of Bihar remains below the level of many Indian states on per capita income and literacy. On the other hand crime rate is comparatively high and safety of women very low. Above all corruption is reported to be rampant in the state This election is very significant for the economic and social development of the state of Bihar. Parties from Bihar in the outgoing parliament is as below. The state of Bihar has 40 seats in the Lok Sabha. In the INDIA alliance, RJD is fielding 26 candidates, Congress 9 and Left parties 5. The NDA group has BJP 17, JD(U) 16, LJP 5, HAM 1 and RLP 1. In the 2019 Lok Sabha election Congress won only one seat (Kishanganj) and the remaining 39 seats...

In  a big building there are many walls. In each wall there are many bricks. Each brick is thinking that it holds the wall and the building. Each one of us thinks similar way. We are the one that holds the family together, and the society and the country. When we imagine about our absence, we may understand more about ourselves. Our absence may have its impact in our family, sometimes may be in the society. And it ends there. Every passing day we are getting erased from the people known to us. Our absence does not make any impact in most of the people among those we moved around . Some of us might  have interacted with a good number of people in some institutions during the course of our lives. How many of them is remembered by us and how manyn could remember us. Supposing that we record our whole life into a day and have a glance of it, we be able to see the impact created by us among our so called close ones. Sooner or later we may become a body with no motion. W...