Though it is being said that the crucial phase now happens on the 23rd many say that the wind has been flowing towards the Mahakootami direction and second in line seems to be the Praja Rajyam Party given the strong presence and following for Chiru in the coastal belt.

While all this is happening, the Congress loyalists have been mentioning that all this is just a discussion and the truth is Congress will comfortably emerge as the sole leaders with majority since their works have already impressed the people.
Also, given the fact that Congress is quite strong in the Rayalaseema region, it is a tough task to shake them out of their roots, as per the senior experts. Congress has been facing severe allegations of corruption not just from the oppositions but also from the common public and a stark example for that could be got from the rising prices, the over hyped real estate market that crashed and the highly poor quality of civil and irrigation projects that have been given big numbers on the paper but the real activity is terribly low in standards.

This would prove very hazardous in the time to come since such projects are quite crucial for the development of the state. Also, the Mahakootami folks have realized the essence of winning the confidence of the people through their past lessons and realizing the awareness the voters have got. So let us wait till the month of May to see what the people have decided.
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The Election commission on Monday announced dates for the 15th Lok Sabha elections , which will be held in five phases from April 16 to May 13.

Lok Sabha poll schedule:
1st phase: April 16, 2009 (124 seats)
2nd phase: April 23, 2009(141 seats)
3rd phase: April 30, 2009 (107 seats)
4th Phase: May 7, 2009 (85 seats)
5th phase: May 13, 2009 (86 seats)

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1st phase: April16 :

Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshwadeep. March 23: Issue of notification. March 30: Last date of filing nominations. March 31: Scrutiny of nomination. April 2: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

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2nd phase: (A) April 22 :

Manipur. March 28: Issue of notification. April 4: Last date of filing of nomination. April 6: Scrutiny of nomination. April 8: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

2nd phase: (B) April 23 :

Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Goa, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand. March 28: Issue of notification. April 4: Last date of filing of nomination. April 6: Scrutiny of nomination. April 8: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

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3rd phase: April 30 :

Bihar, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Jammu and Kashmir, Gujarat, Sikkim, Dadar and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu.

3rd phase: (A) :April 2 :

Issue of notification. April 9: Last date of nomination. April 11: Scrutiny of nomination. April 13: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

3rd phase: (B) : April 2 :

Issue of notification. April 9: Last date of nominations. April 10: Scrutiny of nomination. April 15: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

3rd phase: (C) : April 2 :

Issue of notification. April 9: Last date of nominations. April 10: Scrutiny of nomination. April 13: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

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4th Phase: May 7 :

Bihar, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi. April 11: Issue of notification. April 18: Last date of filing of nomination. April 20: Scrutiny of nomination. April 22: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

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5th phase: May 13 :

Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Uttaranchal, Chandigarh, Pondicherry, Uttar Pradesh.

5th phase: (A): April 17 :

Issue of notification. April 24: Last date of filing of nomination. April 25: Scrutiny of nomination. April 27: Last date of withdrawal of nomination

5th phase: (B): April 17 :

Issue of notification. April 24: Last date of filing of nomination. April 25: Scrutiny of nomination. April 28: Last date of withdrawal of nomination.

Counting On : May 16.

All election related procedures are to be completed before May 28.

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Interestingly, Telugu Desam Party president N Chandrababu Naidu and Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhara Rao seem to have come to an understanding on the seats.

While KCR has suspended three rebel candidates – Padma Devender Reddy, Raghupathi Rao and Jitta Balakrishna Reddy from the party for refusing to withdraw from seats, the TD president also threatened to suspend rebels. However, both the leaders have ignored protests from CPI for fielding candidates in its seats.

It shows that both the TD and TRS have taken the Left parties easy. Naidu wants the TRS support in 18 seats and the TRS wants TD support in 22 constituencies. The Left party votes don’t make much difference to them. Is that the strategy?

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Megastar Chiranjeevi has finally taken the full plunge into politics and though he took off with few stutters, he has been able to balance himself very well and has now picked up the tricks of the trade quickly.

However, there is one feedback that many have been giving to Chiru and that happens to be his indecisive nature. Apparently, it is being said that whenever an issue is coming up or the need for an agenda is required, Chiru has been adopting a cat on the wall approach and is not coming up with any concrete statements.

So, many in the political circles are trying to foresee a situation wherein Chiru does manage to become the Chief Minister in the future then how would his stand be.

It is true that he has been urging the voters to give him one chance to bring about that ‘Maarpu’ but then unless he comes out with a clear cut plan as to what his party would be doing once they would come to power, it would get difficult for the voter to get confidence on him or his team.

However, throngs of crowds have been coming to Chiru’s political meets and rallies but how many of them would get converted into votes for this year is a mystery that will be revealed on the election result day.

On the other hand, if Chiru is not able to form a government this time, then his party must be in a position to prove their mettle despite being on the opposition bench by doing some genuinely concerned service to the people.

That is the genuine and honest manner to win the hearts of the people. Given his intellect and thinking, he has been able to sit on the throne of Tollywood for many years, so sitting on the chair of the Chief Minister might also work out if he follows few fundamentals. What say megastar???

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Adilabad Assembly Constituencies:

1.Sirpur (General)
2.Chennur (SC)
3.Bellampally (SC)
4.Macherial (General)
5.Asifabad (ST)
6.Khanapur (ST)
7.Adilabad (General)
8.Bodh (ST)
9.Nirmal (General)
10.Muthol (General)

List of Congress candidates for Assembly:

* Sirpur: Koneru Konappa,
* Chennur (SC): G. Vinod,
* Bellampally (SC): Chilumula Shankar,
* Mancherial: N. Diwakar Rao,
* Asifabad (ST): Athram Sakku,
* Khanapur (ST): Hari Ajmeeri Naik,
* Adilabad: C. Ramachandar Reddy,
* Boath (ST): Anil Jadav,
* Nirmal: A. Indrakaran Reddy,
* Mudhole: Patil Narayan Rao

ELECTION SCHEDULE 09: 15th Lok Sabha Elections

1.Number of constituencies voting on different poll days in states & union territories

2.Number of states & union territories & constituencies voting on one day, two days, three days & four days
a. List of Constituencies in States with One Poll Day
b. List of Constituencies in States with Two Poll Days
c. List of Constituencies in States with Three Poll Days
d. List of Constituencies in States with Four Poll Days
e. List of Constituencies in States with Five Poll Days

3. Summary of Schedules and number of Parliamentary Constituencies (PCs) for each State and UT

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