About Warangal:

It is located within the geographic boundaries of the district of Warangal, situated in northern Andhra Pradesh. Out of the seven Assembly segments which make up Warangal, Wardhannapet and Ghanpur Station are reserved for candidates from the marginalised sections of the society. The historic city of Warangal is the administrative headquarters of this eponymous district, which lies in the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh.

As one of the 42 Lok Sabha seats which belong to this southern Indian state, the Warangal constituency is reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes. 1,486,617 is the total electorate count in the Warangal Lok Sabha Constituency (constituency number 15). Out of these 745,451 number of electorates are males and the remaining 741,166 are belong to the female category as the Election commission of India 2009 reports suggest.

Unknown facts:

One of the most famous personalities born in Warangal is the renowned writer and freedom fighter Kaloji Narayana Rao. This district of Warangal, which is part of the Red Corridor, has been identified as one of the country’s 250 economically backward districts. It is thus provided funds under the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme. Warangal has been given the status of World Heritage Town by the UNESCO.

Political Significance:

An important seat both for the Congress and the Telugu Desam Party, the Warangal Parliamentary constituency in AP is one of the most politically active seats.

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Performance in the 15^th Lok Sabha:

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                                   About the Constituency:

Reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes category in the state of Andhra Pradesh is the parliamentary constituency of Mahabubabad. This Lok Sabha seat is one of the 42 parliamentary seats allotted to the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. According to Election Commission of India 2009 data the total electorates in the Mahabubabad Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 16) were 1,265,396 of which 642,633 are females and 622,763 are males.

This district is politically active and prominent as it lies in the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh, and faces frequent instabilities.

Unknown facts:

Granted the status of a World Heritage Town by the UNESCO, Warangal has given birth to key political and social personalities, such as the renowned writer and freedom fighter Kaloji Narayana Rao. This district of Warangal, which is part of the Red Corridor owing to frequent insurgencies of the Naxals, has been identified as one of the country’s 250 economically backward districts. Thus it comes under the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme.

Out of the seven legislative assembly segments which make up Mahabubabad, all segments except Narsempet are reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes.

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Performance in the 15^th Lok Sabha:

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Sharing its border with Haryana and comprising 100 villages, the north-western part of the city truly represents the rural face of Delhi. Over the years, cluster of villages in southern part of the city witnessed massive urbanisation and real estate boom, but North-West Delhi Lok Sabha area still lacks basic amenities, better roads and public transport. The sorry state of affairs can be gauged from the fact that no public convenience has been constructed here. Men are seen defecating in the open. According to a survey, the region does not have any toilet facility for women either.

Metro connectivity up to Mundka has addressed the issue of transportation to some extent but, it has largely failed to bring desirable growth in the realty sector and socio-economic lives of the residents, which is otherwise evident in South and East Delhi areas. Significantly, this region has seen little growth in terms of infrastructure over the past few years as only a few of the new roads were laid and some good education institutes came up, but comparatively the entire region remains considerably under-developed. Despite the fact that it has one of the biggest grain markets, industrial areas and cluster of DDA residential flats here; no elected representatives have cared enough to push for development of this sector.
May be this is the reason local issues play significant role in making opinion of the electorates of Assembly segments falling under North-West Lok Sabha seat.

Historical Signicficance:

North-West Parliamentary constituency has 70 per cent migrant population from Haryana and Western UP, mostly middle-level working class. There are also 20 per cent Poorvanchalis from Eastern UP, Bihar and Jharkhand. Following the restructuring of constituencies in 2008, it was made a reserved seat, which is dominated by old inhabitants Jats, Dalits, Brahmins and Muslim voters. It was carved out of the erstwhile Outer Delhi seat, which had enjoyed the status of being the largest Parliamentary seat in the country with 38 lakh voters till 2004.

Given the sizeable presence of traditional voters of the two main political parties, the Congress and BJP, usually have a close contest here. Beside villages, 20 JJ clusters and colonies like :

• Sultanpuri
• Mangolpuri
• Bawana
• Shahbad Dairy
• Savda Ghevra also comes under this constituency.
• On the other hand, urban pockets like
• Rohini (DDA flats and group housing societies)
• Prashant Vihar
• Behra Enclave
• and unauthorised regularised colonies like
• Budh Vihar
• Raja Vihar
• Vijay Vihar
• Shivaji Nagar
• New Punjabi Colony
• Narela
• Swaroop Nagar
• Mahabir Vihar
• Sewak Park
• Rama Vihar
• Amar Colony (Kirari)
• Prem Nagar (Kirari) are also parts of the constituency.

Areas which comprise: The North-West constituency has 10 Assembly segments that include:

• Narela
• Badli
• Rithala
• Bawana (reserved)
• Mundka
• Kirari
• Sultanpur Majra (reserved)
• Nangloi Jat
• Mangolpuri (reserved)
• Rohini.

At least 100 villages fall in this constituency. Some of them are

• Sultanpur Majra
• Mangolpuri
• Alipur
• Bhaktawarpur
• Badli
• Punjab Khor
• Nagal Tharan
• Bajitpur
• Begumpur
• Bawana
• Barwala
• Kanjhawala
• Karala
• Madanpur Dabas
• Tikri Kalan
• Nangloi Jat
• Mundka
• Nilothi.

About the Constituency:

As one of the 42 Lok Sabha seats which belong to the state of Andhra Pradesh, Khammam is situated in the Khammam district. The Khammam Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 17) has a total of 1,259,815 electorates out of which 636,918 are females and 622,897 are males according to Election Commission of India 2009 reports.

Unknown facts:

This district of Khammam, which has the Khammam town as the administrative headquarters, is known as one of the ‘Coal Mining Districts of India’. The economic backbone in this district is comprises cultivation of a number of horticultural crops such as pepper, cashew, mango, banana and coconut, among others. A number of major and medium irrigation projects are housed in this constituency of Khammam, such as the famous Nagarjuna Sagar Projects. However, this district has been identified as economically backward, and is thus covered under the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme.

Strong Presence in the freedom movement:

The district has a prominent legacy of producing some of the greatest freedom fighters in the country, such as Peravelli Venkata Ramanaiah, Miriyala Narayana Reddy, Pabbaraju Ranga Rao and Pendyala Satya Narayana Rao, among many others.

Assembly Segments:

Ten Assembly segments comprise this parliamentary constituency of Khammam, out of which as many as seven segments are reserved for candidates belonging to the marginalised strata of the society, namely the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes.

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