Trivedi Centre for Political Data

Sumitra Badrinathan @KhariBiskut·

4 Nov

Devesh Kapur on the RBI: "The concentration of power in the prime minister’s office and the lack of self-restraint by the ruling party (...) is the more worrying of the ill winds that are blowing across India"

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Dr Carole Spary @carolespary·

1 Nov

A short piece from me on #womeninpolitics in #India. Many thanks for the opportunity @GIWLkings! https://t.co/sYgBt3dx6o

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Neelanjan Sircar @NeelanjanSircar·

1 Nov

The challenges of making demographic claims about voting behavior and the murky science of demographic projections. A careful, highly informative and fascinating piece by one of the best in the business. https://t.co/Al17H6iY0t

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Apurva Bamezai @purplemultiple·

2 Nov

Many already knows about this fantastic paper by @g_borker with a telling (and depressing) result about female DU students but I'm trying to get into tweeting, so this is for those who still haven't seen it. So kicked to see a DU college mate doing exciting work. 🙂 https://t.co/hfEAUHbQEl

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Francesca R. Jensenius @fr_jensenius·

1 Nov

Excited to read this book! https://t.co/2547EhL9qf

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Money matters in Indian elections: Why parties depend on wealthy candidates

2 weeks ago

Neelanjan Sircar writes. ... See MoreSee Less

hindustantimes.com

In the 2014 national election, candidates reported a median wealth of Rs 23.8 lakh, which is significantly wealthier than the general population.

Why 2019 can’t be compared with 2004

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3 weeks ago

asianage.com

The parallels and analysis being done and the conclusions being drawn are too simplistic and require a careful study.

What Congress-BSP tie-up could have achieved in Madhya Pradesh

3 weeks ago

Roshan Kishore uses TCPD data on this piece on the Congress-BSP alliance in Madhya Pradesh. ... See MoreSee Less

hindustantimes.com

The BSP has the potential to play spoiler in a large number of seats in MP. In fact, the party has hurt both the Congress and the BJP in the last three elections.

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The dwindling minority

indianexpress.com

Drop in Muslim representation in legislatures is related to the rise of the BJP.