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  • We took some time to create an overview of Wisevoter.org and showcase its underlying data journalims platform, check it out!  Read more...

  • This article visualizes women MPs through last 15 Lok Sabhas. Over the last 15 elections, women representation has improved? Are the core issues addressed? What will the next government do?  Read more...

  • This article summarizes the various media coverage for Indian general elections. National, International and local coverage. What is the media saying?  Read more...

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  • This article visualizes voter participation in 2009 Lok Sabha elections. With a young population and a thriving democracy the 2014 Indian elections are feast to watch and follow. Remember to vote!  Read more...

  • This article outlines the phases of elections, and which states are going to ballot when in the upcoming 2014 general elections.  Read more...

  • The 2014 Indian General Elections are special! India has a huge young population and with approximately 81 crore (0.81 billion) voters its the largest democracy getting to action.  Read more...

  • This article reviews the distribution of seats in Indian states for national election, and the results of 2009 general elections.  Read more...

  • WiseVoter is a free demopedia where people can collaboratively keep track of politicians. Most of the data associated with a politican's profile can be edited via a form. The data comprises elements like Networth, Criminal Record, Education etc. This enable to write a lot of analytical tools which give you various facts about your politicians.  Read more...

  • Let’s face it, voting for most of us, is matter of flipping a coin. Go to the ballot run through the list and pick the name that sounds the least offensive - that’s unfortunately the usual rigmarole during elections. But don’t get us wrong it’s not because of lack of will to do research it’s mainly because of lack of data accessible in the public forum on electoral candidates and parties.  Read more...

  • This week I spent some time analysing the data from Lok Sabha elections 2009. It was an ardous task  Read more...

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