Mandla Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Mandla Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Mandla Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Mandla MP Issues

Mandla Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Mandla Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Mandla Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Mandla MP Issues

About the Constituency:

One of the 29 parliamentary constituencies in the Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, the Mandla Lok Sabha seat is reserved for candidates belonging to the scheduled tribes. According to Election Commission of India 2009 data the total electorates in the Mandla Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 14) were 1,528,061 of which 746,375 are females and 781,686 are males.

Assembly Segments:

That is, out of the eight assembly segments that make up the Mandla constituency,seven segments are reserved for the marginalised sections of the society, while the Keolari constituency is not reserved for any particular caste or tribe.

About Mandla:

The Mandla constituency seat covers the geography of four districts, namely, the two entire districts of Dindori and Mandla and also portions of the districts of Seoni and Narsinghpur. After the delimitation of the legislative and parliamentary constituencies as implemented by the Delimitation Commission of India in 2008, the total population in this constituency is 10,54,905 people, as per the Census of India 2011.

Although agriculture is the main economic backbone of the regions, the districts of Dindori, Mandla and Seoni have been recognized as the economically backward districts in the state, receiving government funds under the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme (BRGFP). 

Political Background:

The reservation of the Mandla constituency was done in 1957, although it fought its first parliamentary elections as the Mandla Jabalpur South constituency in 1951, being an open seat and won by the Indian National Congress. The Mandla constituency seat, as we presently know it, fought the elections for the first time in 1957.

The Mandla parliamentary constituency is one of those seats which has had a visible presence of the Congress party since its inception, although the BJP has had a continued presence in the constituency .

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Shahdol Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Shahdol Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Shahdol Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Shahdol MP Issues

Shahdol Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Shahdol Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Shahdol Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Shahdol MP Issues

About the Constituency :

Covering the districts of Anuppur and Umaria, and parts of the districts of Shahdol and Katni in the Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, the Shahdol Lok Sabha seat is a politically significant Parliamentary constituency in the state. The total number of electorates in the Shahdol Lok Sabha Constituency (constituency number 12) according to Election Commission of India 2009 reports are 1,272,377 of which 663,395 are males and 608,982 are females. It is reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes. 

 About theAssembly Segments:

While the assembly segment of Barwara lies in the Katni District, and the segments of Manpur and Bandhavgarh cover parts of Umaria District, Jaisingnagar and Jaitpur are spread across the Shahdol District, while the remaining districts fall under the Annupur District. 

About Shahdol:

The Shahdol District is backward in the agricultural sector. A total of 1,271,044 voters are part of this parliamentary constituency. The Bandhavgarh Fort and Pali Birsinghpur in the Umaria District are some of the must-visit tourist spots in the Shahdol Parliamentary constituency. The Virateshwar Temple, built in AD 1000, is one of the most influential tourist spots in the Shahdol District, drawing lakhs of people yearly, especially for its beautiful statues and portraits such as sensual postures related to Kamasutra, Vinavadini and Ardhnarishwar; statues of Gods and Goddesses such as Agni, Panchlokpal, Batuk Bhairav, Amrut Bhairav, Nag Couple; and others.

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Rewa Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Rewa Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Rewa Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Rewa MP Issues

Rewa Madhya Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Rewa Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News, Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Rewa Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Rewa MP Issues

About the Constituency:

"The Land of White Tigers", the Rewa district holds the Rewa Lok Sabha seat which has political prominence in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The Rewa constituency is one of the foremost constituencies to have first come into existence in 1951. The Rewa Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 10) has a total of 1,248,727 electorates out of which 585,503 are females and 663,224 are males according to Election Commission of India 2009 reports. It was one of the four parliamentary constituencies of the Vindhya Pradesh state. Today, the constituency covers the entire district of Rewa situated in the north eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh. Spread over a total of eight assembly constituencies which comprise the Rewa Lok Sabha seat. As part of the Madhya Pradesh state as we know it today, the first elections to the Rewa constituency were held in 1957, although as part of the Vindhya Pradesh, elections to the Parliament were held in 1951 first

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 About Rewa:

The population is 23,63,744 as per the 2011 Census in the constituency. This is a relatively less populated constituency compared to many other Lok Sabha seats in this Central Indian state like Indore and Bhopal etc. Only Mangawan assembly segment out of the eight segments is reserved for candidates belonging to the scheduled castes.

Though the district has a visible presence of a limestone belt running across it, and though many industries such as the Birla Group as well as many renowned cement factories operate in and around the district of Rewa, the government has recognized the district as one of the backward districts in the country and supports it with regular aid for its economic betterment. 

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Hathras Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Hathras Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News Hathras, Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Hathras MP, Issues Political Analysis 2019

Hathras Parliamentary Constituency 2019, Hathras Lok Sabha Constituency Details, Political News Hathras, Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2019 News Updates, Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency details 2019, Hathras MP, Issues Political Analysis 2019

About the Constituency:

One of the 80 Lok Sabha Constituencies of Uttar Pradesh, Hathras Parliamentary Constituency came into existence in 1952. According to Election Commission of India 2009 data the total electorates in the Hathras Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 16) were 1,437,725 of which 637,909 are females and 799,816 are males.

Assembly Segments:

It comprises of five Vidhan Sabha segments and is reserved for the SC category. 

About Hathras:

The constituency covers the Hathras District which has an area of 1,840 sq km. The district belongs to the Aligarh Division and divided into four tehsils with its headquarters located in Hathras city. Cotton milling, agriculture and other small scale industries are a part of the economic development of Hathras. The National Highway NH-93 connects the district to nearby towns and cities.

Demographic pattern:

As per India census 2011, over 1,565,678 paople reside here. With a 52% male majority and 48% of females, it is the 318th most populated district of the country. With a population growth rate of 17.19%, the population density here is 851 inhabitants per sq km. Children constitute 15.86% of the population and the sex ratio here is 871 females per 1000 males. Hindus have a 76% majority here. Hindi is the official language. The average literacy rate here is 71.59% with male and female literacy rates at 82.38% and 59.23% respectively.

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