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Delimitation
Urban Predictions
”…the impact of this [delimitation] commission on India’s politics will be at least as far reaching as that of the Mandal commission.” Now that we have seen the impact of the delimitation and increased representation for urban areas in the Karnataka election results, there will be increased talk of this phenomenon, but I just want [...]
What’s New in Karnataka
About the elections in Karnataka, Neel asks: “Once again. So whats new? Nothing much.” Ah, but there is something new this time. Over 30 years back, a constitutional amendment had frozen the map of India’s parliamentary and legislative constituencies to reflect the India of 1971. The moratorium has now ended, and the picture has moved forward [...]




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