Seminar, Temas461-472R. Thapar, 1998 |
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... regional cultures . Regional party for- mations not only depend on them in terms of votes but have often incorpo- rated them in their leaderships . Muslims make up 11 percent of Karnataka's population , nine in Andhra Pradesh , seven in ...
... regional cultures . Regional party for- mations not only depend on them in terms of votes but have often incorpo- rated them in their leaderships . Muslims make up 11 percent of Karnataka's population , nine in Andhra Pradesh , seven in ...
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... regional party dominated United Front shrank sharply . In par- ticular , the Federal Front , which had as many as 59 seats in the previous House was cut down to just 21 mem- bers . This , as much as electoral compulsions of checkmating ...
... regional party dominated United Front shrank sharply . In par- ticular , the Federal Front , which had as many as 59 seats in the previous House was cut down to just 21 mem- bers . This , as much as electoral compulsions of checkmating ...
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... regional parties . This strongly regional character of the vote is not new . Regionalisation has been in evidence for over a decade . Between 1984 and 1996 , regional par- ties doubled their share of votes and seats in the Lok Sabha at ...
... regional parties . This strongly regional character of the vote is not new . Regionalisation has been in evidence for over a decade . Between 1984 and 1996 , regional par- ties doubled their share of votes and seats in the Lok Sabha at ...
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