Can 2014 Beat the records set in 2009. The number of major contenders in a constituency ws at its highest, beating earlier records set in 1996 and 1952..... by ilendra vyas
Communication is the process of sharing and informing ideas and feelings through various means such as verbal and nonverbal messages. It involves a speaker transmitting an encoded message through a channel that a receiver decodes and provides feedback on. Effective communication requires continuous transmission and understanding between a sender, a message, a channel, a receiver, and feedback.
The document describes the process of creating a poster to advertise an X-Factor event. The author created 4 rough draft posters by hand, then chose the best one and improved it using Microsoft Publisher. They conducted research to answer guiding questions and get feedback to help design the poster. The author thinks they did a good job with the research, design, and following the process of drafts, feedback, and final poster. They learned how to properly structure and design an eye-catching poster to attract an audience and are disappointed the event was postponed.
Bullying is a serious problem among students at Labuan Matriculation College. A survey of 15 students found that 13% think bullying is getting worse, while 40% do not and 47% are unsure. Most students agree that bullying is a crime (93%) and often involves males bullying others (80%). The main reasons for bullying included seeking attention (58%) and influence from peers (26%), and many students feel unsafe at school due to bullying (47%). Most blame themselves for bullying problems (55%), and think the best solution is to report bullies to teachers (60%). Cooperation across the entire college community is seen as the most effective way to reduce bullying (87%).
This document discusses the author's first experiences with various electronic devices and games throughout their childhood and teenage years. It describes their first phone which they received in 5th grade, first game console being a Sega Genesis at age 3, first computer being an old iMac mainly used for games, first handheld device as a Gameboy Advance for playing Mario, and first social network as Myspace with only 20 unknown friends before preferring Facebook. It also notes their first computer game as elf bowling and first video game ever played being Sonic the Hedgehog which they thought was very cool.
O documento apresenta uma oportunidade de negócios para distribuidores consumirem e indicarem produtos de cosméticos de alta qualidade e serem remunerados. Os produtos incluem uma blindagem de superfície importada da Alemanha que protege metais, vidros e outros materiais. O plano de bonificação oferece ganhos por indicações diretas e indiretas, vendas diretas, ativação mensal e renovação.
This paper presents an overview of the phonology and sociolinguistic situation of Kanauji as it is spoken in Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Kanauji is spoken by more than six million people across seven districts, i.e., Auraiya, Etawah, Farrukhabad, Hardoi, Kanpur, Mainpuri, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur, of Uttar Pradesh, India in various forms. It falls within EDGIS 6b (see Ethnologue 2013) and therefore deserves immediate reinvigoration policies. Among these verities, Kanauji of Kanpur presents very interesting case in various linguistic levels due to heavy confluence of other languages/dialects such as Standard Hindi, English, Awadhi, Braj, Bhojpuri, etc. (Chaturvedi 2015).
Till date no extensive work on Kanauji has been reported after Linguistic survey of India (1894-1928) conducted by George A. Grierson. However, some scholars while working on different languages and across different disciplines have used examples from Kanauji as supplementary materials (see Trivedi 1993, 2005; Mishra and Bali 2010, 2011).
Apart from throwing insights into the current sociolinguistic situation, this work describes basic phonemic inventory, consonants clusters, diphthongs, syllable structure and some phonological processes such as epenthesis, deletion and reduplication in Kanauji.
The study is a result of twenty days of fieldwork in some rural and urban areas of Kanpur Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh and subsequent preparation of a small speech database of Kanauji. This database (speech and text) consists of basic word lists, basic sentences, free discourse, stories, folktales, interviews, etc. elicited by a range of native speakers (both male and female) belonging to diverse age groups, educational backgrounds and professions.
Although the paper specifically focuses on Kanauji spoken in Kanpur, it is assumed that it also represents other forms of Kanauji till some extent. Wherever it is required, suitable examples from Standard Hindi and other Indian languages are given to make the paper more explanatory and more descriptive in nature.
Communication is the process of sharing and informing ideas and feelings through various means such as verbal and nonverbal messages. It involves a speaker transmitting an encoded message through a channel that a receiver decodes and provides feedback on. Effective communication requires continuous transmission and understanding between a sender, a message, a channel, a receiver, and feedback.
The document describes the process of creating a poster to advertise an X-Factor event. The author created 4 rough draft posters by hand, then chose the best one and improved it using Microsoft Publisher. They conducted research to answer guiding questions and get feedback to help design the poster. The author thinks they did a good job with the research, design, and following the process of drafts, feedback, and final poster. They learned how to properly structure and design an eye-catching poster to attract an audience and are disappointed the event was postponed.
Bullying is a serious problem among students at Labuan Matriculation College. A survey of 15 students found that 13% think bullying is getting worse, while 40% do not and 47% are unsure. Most students agree that bullying is a crime (93%) and often involves males bullying others (80%). The main reasons for bullying included seeking attention (58%) and influence from peers (26%), and many students feel unsafe at school due to bullying (47%). Most blame themselves for bullying problems (55%), and think the best solution is to report bullies to teachers (60%). Cooperation across the entire college community is seen as the most effective way to reduce bullying (87%).
This document discusses the author's first experiences with various electronic devices and games throughout their childhood and teenage years. It describes their first phone which they received in 5th grade, first game console being a Sega Genesis at age 3, first computer being an old iMac mainly used for games, first handheld device as a Gameboy Advance for playing Mario, and first social network as Myspace with only 20 unknown friends before preferring Facebook. It also notes their first computer game as elf bowling and first video game ever played being Sonic the Hedgehog which they thought was very cool.
O documento apresenta uma oportunidade de negócios para distribuidores consumirem e indicarem produtos de cosméticos de alta qualidade e serem remunerados. Os produtos incluem uma blindagem de superfície importada da Alemanha que protege metais, vidros e outros materiais. O plano de bonificação oferece ganhos por indicações diretas e indiretas, vendas diretas, ativação mensal e renovação.
This paper presents an overview of the phonology and sociolinguistic situation of Kanauji as it is spoken in Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Kanauji is spoken by more than six million people across seven districts, i.e., Auraiya, Etawah, Farrukhabad, Hardoi, Kanpur, Mainpuri, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur, of Uttar Pradesh, India in various forms. It falls within EDGIS 6b (see Ethnologue 2013) and therefore deserves immediate reinvigoration policies. Among these verities, Kanauji of Kanpur presents very interesting case in various linguistic levels due to heavy confluence of other languages/dialects such as Standard Hindi, English, Awadhi, Braj, Bhojpuri, etc. (Chaturvedi 2015).
Till date no extensive work on Kanauji has been reported after Linguistic survey of India (1894-1928) conducted by George A. Grierson. However, some scholars while working on different languages and across different disciplines have used examples from Kanauji as supplementary materials (see Trivedi 1993, 2005; Mishra and Bali 2010, 2011).
Apart from throwing insights into the current sociolinguistic situation, this work describes basic phonemic inventory, consonants clusters, diphthongs, syllable structure and some phonological processes such as epenthesis, deletion and reduplication in Kanauji.
The study is a result of twenty days of fieldwork in some rural and urban areas of Kanpur Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh and subsequent preparation of a small speech database of Kanauji. This database (speech and text) consists of basic word lists, basic sentences, free discourse, stories, folktales, interviews, etc. elicited by a range of native speakers (both male and female) belonging to diverse age groups, educational backgrounds and professions.
Although the paper specifically focuses on Kanauji spoken in Kanpur, it is assumed that it also represents other forms of Kanauji till some extent. Wherever it is required, suitable examples from Standard Hindi and other Indian languages are given to make the paper more explanatory and more descriptive in nature.
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4. * Major contenders per constituency is calculated using a measure called
THE EFFECTIVE NUMBER OF PARTIES (ENP) which counts the number of
contenders in a constituency by giving greater weight to those who end up
with a higher vote share.
For more information, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effective_number_of_parties
For each year, different parameters – winner vote share, margin etc, were
calculated for each constituency, and then the median for all values of that
year was used.
Some constituencies in individual years have not been included due to lack
of data.
In data for 1984, elections held in 1985 were also covered.
In 1991 data, elections held in 1992 were not included.
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8. …and the Winner’s share of votes being at its lowest since 1947
YEAR
1952
1957
1962
1967
1971
1977
1980
1984
1989
1991
1996
1998
1999
2004
2009
WINNER VOTE SHARE (%)
47
50.4
48.4
47.6
55.3
59.3
51.1
53.1
51
47.9
45.3
47
48.4
48.5
44.6
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9. Voter Count For The Coming
General Elections
• 14% MORE VOTERS IN 2014
MALE
2014
FEMALE
42,66,51,513 38,79,11,330
OTHER'S
TOTAL
28341
81,45,91,184
2015
374758801
342226300
716985101
% CHANGE
13.8
13.3
13.6
% OF VOTERS
52.3762
47.6204
0.0035
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10. STATES WITH THE LOWEST FEMALE-TO-MALE RATIO
F/M %
5
86.43
4
84.72
3
84.15
2
F/M %
82.5
1
80
76
78
80
82
M
Column1
(millions)
NCT OF DELHI
7
Uttar Pradesh
73.61
Chandigarh
0.32
Haryana
8.44
Dadar & Nagar Haveli
0.1
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84
F (m)
5
60.73
0.27
7.15
0.09
86
88
Total*
(m)
12.06
134.34
0.58
15.59
0.19
F/M %
80
82.5
84.15
84.72
86.43
11. Top 10 States, by Number of Voters
91.13
Gujrat
89.92
Rajasthan
96.01
Karnataka
90.46
Madhya Pradesh
99.89
Tamil Nadu
87.64
Bihar
98.92
Andhra Pradesh
92.27
West Bengal
88.72
Maharashtra
82.5
Uttar Pradesh
0
20
40
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80
100
F/M (%)
12. These 10 states Account for more than 77% of total VOTERS;
Female/Male Ratio is 90.3 for this cup
States
M (m)
F (m)
Total (m)
F/M%
Uttar Pradesh
73.61
60.73
134.34
82.50
Maharashtra
41.84
37.12
78.96
88.72
West Bengal
32.49
29.98
62.47
92.27
Andhra Pradesh
31.36
31.02
62.38
98.92
33.1
29.01
62.11
87.64
Tamil Nadu
26.89
26.86
53.75
99.89
Madhya Pradesh
24.96
22.58
47.54
90.46
Karnataka
22.8
21.89
44.69
96.01
Rajasthan
22.41
20.15
42.56
89.92
Gujrat
20.86
19.01
39.87
91.13
Bihar
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