BEFORE departing for India, I had friends and family passing on travel tips, advice and personal experiences. Some of it good, and some of it worrying. As this was my first trip overseas, I needed to take it all in. But with any challenge in life, I like to have an open heart, clear head and positive attitude. This was not just a holiday abroad, this was a job and nobody could prepare me to become a cricket-loving, cheerleading, IPL girl but me!
Already three weeks have passed and in that time I cannot believe how a group of normal girls can become instant celebrities! Each team of ten girls has a manager and we all receive strict instructions from them about safety, behaviour and reputation, as it seems girls from previous years did not heed the rule book!
For example, if people ask why we are in their country, we have to say that we are friends on holiday. The majority of Indians are cricket crazy, glued to their televisions, reading the papers, supporting their teams. So as the tournament kicked off, it became pretty obvious we were not telling the truth!
On our days off, we are free to explore and take in what India has to offer but its not always easy. You can just imagine, a group of fit, easy on the eye, western ladies cruising the congested busy streets.
To the citizens, we are practically like walking porn! All eyes are on you all the time; it is complete voyeurism. The women double take, see you and then pretend you do not exist. The men see your face, then your boobs, your butt, and then your boobs again! As we walk, all you hear is “IPL, IPL!” with a little head jingle!
Usually only after day matches there is an exclusive after party and at night is when it all happens. The music pumps, the drinks flow and the cricketers come and go. We mingle and associate with important people of the IPL wearing their finest and sexiest, sponsors of all sorts, media and fashion shows, even Indian MTV! But the real fun
happens in the VIP rooms where the players and night owls can cause scandal! The few Indian players we have met, such as MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma have been very polite and keep to themselves in the dark corners. Hotshots like Tendulkar with families at home are never present. The likes of Jonty Rhodes and Albie Morkel are notorious for having a good time with friends!
‘Ol Graeme Smith will flirt with anything while his girlfriend lurks behind him. The Aussies are fun but naughty, such as Aiden Blizzard and Dan Christian. By the end of a crazy evening, a certain someone had played kissing catchers with three girls known to me only, although he has his own girlfriend back home. He cooed to each girl, “Come home with me, I just want to cuddle!’
Oh, please! I have come to realise that cricketers are the most loose and mischievious sportsmen I have come across. Makes me wonder if I should worry about them more then the commoners on the street! I still have a long while here, so I shall keep my tip list in mind.
ANNA UNIVERSITY RANDOM NUMBER|RANDOM NUMBER ANNA UNIVERSITY|RANDOM NUMBER ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING|RANDOM NUMBER ENQUIRY
There was a press release that today at around 11.30 random number would be allotted to all the candidates who have applied for counseling. As per schedule, the Anna University has allotted Random Number to all the candidates and the Random Number are available now, online.
Those who want to know their Random Number can visit the following official website and enter the application number to see the Random Number allotted to you.
In the Random Number allotment, all the following details of yours will be shown, which will help you to know the application details.
The details contain in the Random Number allotment are as follows:
APPLICATION NUMBER
NAME OF THE APPLICANT
DATE OF BIRTH
COMMUNITY CODE
TAMIL NADU or OTHER STATE
RELIGION
SPECIAL RESERVATION DETAILS
QUALIFYING EXAMINATION (academic/vocational etc.)
PASS or FAIL
SEX
RELATED SUBJECT MAX MARKS
RELATED SUBJECT MARKS OBTAINED
SUBJECT MARK MAXIMUM
SUBJECT MARK OBTAINED
HSC REGISTER NUMBER
MONTH AND YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST GRADUATION details.
for any clarification you can write to The Secretary, Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions, Anna University Chennai, Chennai-600025.
Those who want to know their Random Number can visit the following official website and enter the application number to see the Random Number allotted to you.
In the Random Number allotment, all the following details of yours will be shown, which will help you to know the application details.
The details contain in the Random Number allotment are as follows:
APPLICATION NUMBER
NAME OF THE APPLICANT
DATE OF BIRTH
COMMUNITY CODE
TAMIL NADU or OTHER STATE
RELIGION
SPECIAL RESERVATION DETAILS
QUALIFYING EXAMINATION (academic/vocational etc.)
PASS or FAIL
SEX
RELATED SUBJECT MAX MARKS
RELATED SUBJECT MARKS OBTAINED
SUBJECT MARK MAXIMUM
SUBJECT MARK OBTAINED
HSC REGISTER NUMBER
MONTH AND YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST GRADUATION details.
for any clarification you can write to The Secretary, Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions, Anna University Chennai, Chennai-600025.
AMRITA UNIVERSITY | AMRITA RESULTS 2011 | AMRITA ENTRANCE RESULTS
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University has published the Amrita Entrance Examination - Engineering 2011 (B.Tech Admission) results and the results are now available in the official website.
Students, who have appeared for the Amrita Entrance Examination for Engineering 2011 can now verify their position from the LINK given below.
AMRITA RESULTS
And the B.Tech Counselling Schedule is also announced as follows:
Amrita B.Tech 2011 Counselling Schedule
Date Forenoon 08:30 to 01:30
Afternoon 12:30 – 05:30
SC/ST Candidates
6th June 1 to 20000 08:30 to 01:30
GENERAL (Open & State Quota Candidates)
6th June 1 to 500 12:30 – 05:30
7th June 501 to 1000 08:30 to 01:30 1001 to 1500 12:30 – 05:30
8th June 1501 to 2000 08:30 to 01:30 2001 to 2500 12:30 – 05:30
9th June2501 to 3000 08:30 to 01:30 3001 to 4000 12:30 – 05:30
Counselling for State Quota
10th June 4001 to 6500 08:30 to 01:30 6501 to 9000 12:30 – 05:30
Students, who have appeared for the Amrita Entrance Examination for Engineering 2011 can now verify their position from the LINK given below.
AMRITA RESULTS
And the B.Tech Counselling Schedule is also announced as follows:
Amrita B.Tech 2011 Counselling Schedule
Date Forenoon 08:30 to 01:30
Afternoon 12:30 – 05:30
SC/ST Candidates
6th June 1 to 20000 08:30 to 01:30
GENERAL (Open & State Quota Candidates)
6th June 1 to 500 12:30 – 05:30
7th June 501 to 1000 08:30 to 01:30 1001 to 1500 12:30 – 05:30
8th June 1501 to 2000 08:30 to 01:30 2001 to 2500 12:30 – 05:30
9th June2501 to 3000 08:30 to 01:30 3001 to 4000 12:30 – 05:30
Counselling for State Quota
10th June 4001 to 6500 08:30 to 01:30 6501 to 9000 12:30 – 05:30
AMRITA UNIVERSITY | AMRITA RESULTS 2011 | AMRITA ENTRANCE RESULTS
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University has published the Amrita Entrance Examination - Engineering 2011 (B.Tech Admission) results and the results are now available in the official website.
Students, who have appeared for the Amrita Entrance Examination for Engineering 2011 can now verify their position from the LINK given below.
AMRITA RESULTS
And the B.Tech Counselling Schedule is also announced as follows:
Amrita B.Tech 2011 Counselling Schedule
Date Forenoon 08:30 to 01:30
Afternoon 12:30 – 05:30
SC/ST Candidates
6th June 1 to 20000 08:30 to 01:30
GENERAL (Open & State Quota Candidates)
6th June 1 to 500 12:30 – 05:30
7th June 501 to 1000 08:30 to 01:30 1001 to 1500 12:30 – 05:30
8th June 1501 to 2000 08:30 to 01:30 2001 to 2500 12:30 – 05:30
9th June2501 to 3000 08:30 to 01:30 3001 to 4000 12:30 – 05:30
Counselling for State Quota
10th June 4001 to 6500 08:30 to 01:30 6501 to 9000 12:30 – 05:30
Students, who have appeared for the Amrita Entrance Examination for Engineering 2011 can now verify their position from the LINK given below.
AMRITA RESULTS
And the B.Tech Counselling Schedule is also announced as follows:
Amrita B.Tech 2011 Counselling Schedule
Date Forenoon 08:30 to 01:30
Afternoon 12:30 – 05:30
SC/ST Candidates
6th June 1 to 20000 08:30 to 01:30
GENERAL (Open & State Quota Candidates)
6th June 1 to 500 12:30 – 05:30
7th June 501 to 1000 08:30 to 01:30 1001 to 1500 12:30 – 05:30
8th June 1501 to 2000 08:30 to 01:30 2001 to 2500 12:30 – 05:30
9th June2501 to 3000 08:30 to 01:30 3001 to 4000 12:30 – 05:30
Counselling for State Quota
10th June 4001 to 6500 08:30 to 01:30 6501 to 9000 12:30 – 05:30
COUNSELLING SCHEDULE - I PHASE |ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING SCHEDULE|ENGINEERING COLLEGE COUNSELLING CHENNAI|ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING DATES
COUNSELLING SCHEDULE - I PHASE | Anna University counselling | engineering college counselling
As announced in the media, Anna University has published the Counselling Schedule for Engineering Admissions for Academic Candidates and as per this schedule lthe Counselling begins on 5th July 2010..
The official release says that INDIVIDUAL COMMUNICATIOJNS ARE BEING SENT TO CANDIDATES CALLING THEM TO APPEAR FOR COUNSELLING. Eligible candidates who have applied and whose total marks are as specified or above, may appear for counselling along with their origial certificates even you have not received the INDIVIDUAL COMMUNICATIOON.
The venue of the COUNSELLING is EXAMINATION CENTRE, ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI, CHENNAI 600025.
Newcomers to Chennai need not worry to locate Anna University and it is well connected by lot of buses and it is located near Raj Bhavan, between Saidapet, Guindy and Adayar.
As per this schedule, the last cut off is 169 and the first phase ends at 6.00 pm on 20.7.2010.
For those candidates, who are less than 169 marks, the Schedule will be announced by Anna University later. So candidates, with marks less 169 cut off need to wait for the announcement.
Candidates have to pay an initial deposition of Rs 5000/- (Rs 1000 for SC/SCA/ST candidates of Tamil Nadu) at the time of counselling.
Candidates, if go to the Counselling Centre two hours in advance, they can watch the Display Screens and come to a position to decide their colleges.
Anna University will display in the large display boards, each and every name of college with their code numbers and the branches offered and the vacancies of seats time to time, which will enable the candidates to decide well in advance.
Even ordinary people (even little educated parents) can easily locate the required information from the display board.
You can post comments on this if you have any doubt.
As announced in the media, Anna University has published the Counselling Schedule for Engineering Admissions for Academic Candidates and as per this schedule lthe Counselling begins on 5th July 2010..
The official release says that INDIVIDUAL COMMUNICATIOJNS ARE BEING SENT TO CANDIDATES CALLING THEM TO APPEAR FOR COUNSELLING. Eligible candidates who have applied and whose total marks are as specified or above, may appear for counselling along with their origial certificates even you have not received the INDIVIDUAL COMMUNICATIOON.
The venue of the COUNSELLING is EXAMINATION CENTRE, ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI, CHENNAI 600025.
Newcomers to Chennai need not worry to locate Anna University and it is well connected by lot of buses and it is located near Raj Bhavan, between Saidapet, Guindy and Adayar.
As per this schedule, the last cut off is 169 and the first phase ends at 6.00 pm on 20.7.2010.
For those candidates, who are less than 169 marks, the Schedule will be announced by Anna University later. So candidates, with marks less 169 cut off need to wait for the announcement.
Candidates have to pay an initial deposition of Rs 5000/- (Rs 1000 for SC/SCA/ST candidates of Tamil Nadu) at the time of counselling.
Candidates, if go to the Counselling Centre two hours in advance, they can watch the Display Screens and come to a position to decide their colleges.
Anna University will display in the large display boards, each and every name of college with their code numbers and the branches offered and the vacancies of seats time to time, which will enable the candidates to decide well in advance.
Even ordinary people (even little educated parents) can easily locate the required information from the display board.
You can post comments on this if you have any doubt.
RE-EVALUATION OF +2 TWO MARKS| 12TH EXAM RESULTS 2011 REVALUATION DATE|+2 RE-EVALUATION FORM AVAILABILITY|RE EXAM DATE ANNOUNCED FOR HSC +2
Revaluation of Plus Two marks
Lot of students have applied for revaluation of marks hoping to get some upward change in their marks, especially in subjects like, Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Botany. Yes, even if you get a single mark it will change your ranking position in counseling session.
In the case of high scored students also, they also apply hoping to get upward revision of marks in their favourite subjects, Once you apply for revaluation of marks, the first step is to get the xerox copy of the answer sheet, which will help you to know where your marks stand.
What you have to do in the counseling if there is upward revision in marks ?
If there is a favourable change in your marks, you need not worry and need not contact any one. Just wait for the rank list and the schedule of counseling to be published. On the day of counseling equal to that of your marks (when marks of your rank are called for counselling), go to the Anna University counseling centre with the proof of marks and you will be entertained by the Counseling Centre without any sort of question - yes you need not worry and need not run here and there to attend the counseling.
Anna University will clearly give instructions in leading News Papers while publishing the Counseling Schedule, that students who have not received the call letter need not wait and can simply attend the Counseling when the marks equal to that yours are scheduled for counseling.
Be patient and attend the counseling and we wish a good college for your dream academic excellence.
Lot of students have applied for revaluation of marks hoping to get some upward change in their marks, especially in subjects like, Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Botany. Yes, even if you get a single mark it will change your ranking position in counseling session.
In the case of high scored students also, they also apply hoping to get upward revision of marks in their favourite subjects, Once you apply for revaluation of marks, the first step is to get the xerox copy of the answer sheet, which will help you to know where your marks stand.
What you have to do in the counseling if there is upward revision in marks ?
If there is a favourable change in your marks, you need not worry and need not contact any one. Just wait for the rank list and the schedule of counseling to be published. On the day of counseling equal to that of your marks (when marks of your rank are called for counselling), go to the Anna University counseling centre with the proof of marks and you will be entertained by the Counseling Centre without any sort of question - yes you need not worry and need not run here and there to attend the counseling.
Anna University will clearly give instructions in leading News Papers while publishing the Counseling Schedule, that students who have not received the call letter need not wait and can simply attend the Counseling when the marks equal to that yours are scheduled for counseling.
Be patient and attend the counseling and we wish a good college for your dream academic excellence.
DIRECT SECOND YEAR CUTOFF MARKS | APPLICATION FORM FOR LATERAL ENTRY | DIRECT SECOND YEAR BE ADMISSION | LATERAL ENTRY IN BELATERAL ENTRY
DIRECT SECOND YEAR CUTOFF MARKS | APPLICATION FORM FOR LATERAL ENTRY | DIRECT SECOND YEAR BE ADMISSION | LATERAL ENTRY IN BELATERAL ENTRY | DIRECT SECOND YEAR BE ADMISSION | LATERAL ENTRY IN BE
Applications are invited from Diploma Holders in Engineering / Technology and B.Sc Graduates for Admission to Second Year B.E, B.Tech Degree Courses under Lateral Entry Scheme in Government / Government Aided Engineering Colleges, seats surrendered by Self-Financing Engineering Colleges and Bharathidasan Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli.
Programs Offered: Second Year B.E., B.Tech.
Qualification:
Diploma Candidates: A pass with minimum eligibility marks in the Diploma Course of the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Tamil Nadu or Equivalent Diploma Courses prescribed for the Degree Courses.
B.Sc. Candidates: A pass with minimum eligibility marks in any recognized Bachelors Degree in Science of minimum 3 years of durations with 10+2+3 pattern with Mathematics as one of the subjects at the Degree level.
Applications are invited from Diploma Holders in Engineering / Technology and B.Sc Graduates for Admission to Second Year B.E, B.Tech Degree Courses under Lateral Entry Scheme in Government / Government Aided Engineering Colleges, seats surrendered by Self-Financing Engineering Colleges and Bharathidasan Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli.
Programs Offered: Second Year B.E., B.Tech.
Qualification:
Diploma Candidates: A pass with minimum eligibility marks in the Diploma Course of the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Tamil Nadu or Equivalent Diploma Courses prescribed for the Degree Courses.
B.Sc. Candidates: A pass with minimum eligibility marks in any recognized Bachelors Degree in Science of minimum 3 years of durations with 10+2+3 pattern with Mathematics as one of the subjects at the Degree level.
ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI APPLICATION FORM 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELING 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION 2011
ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI APPLICATION FORM 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELING 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE FOR ENGINEERING 2011 | ANNA UNIV ADMISSION 2011
As per media reports, the application for admission to Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu will be issued by the Anna University, Chennai from 16th May 2011 and the last date for submitting the completed application would be 31st May 2011.
The rank list will be published by the Anna University on 20th June 2011 and the counseling will begin either in the last week of June 2011 or first week of July 2011.
Students who are aspiring for admission to Engineering Colleges can follow this website visit often for updated information, which will definitely help in a long way.
As per media reports, the application for admission to Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu will be issued by the Anna University, Chennai from 16th May 2011 and the last date for submitting the completed application would be 31st May 2011.
The rank list will be published by the Anna University on 20th June 2011 and the counseling will begin either in the last week of June 2011 or first week of July 2011.
Students who are aspiring for admission to Engineering Colleges can follow this website visit often for updated information, which will definitely help in a long way.
ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION FORM 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION PROCEDURE | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION FORM
ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION FORM 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION PROCEDURE | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION 2011 | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION FORM | ANNA UNIVERSITY ADMISSION 2011 ENGINEERING
We are giving below a screen shot of the Anna University website displaying the details of cut off marks 2009.
Below given is the screenshot of the Anna University admission home page. Last year, the details of cut off marks were furnished in the following page in the middle of February 2010 itself. But this year, Anna University is yet to publish the details of cut off marks for the year 2010. Students are searching for the details of cut off marks in order to know the position of their status.
We request all the aspiring students for admission to the Engineering Colleges during this year (2011) be patient for few days for getting the details of cut off marks of 2010.
A similar page as that of given below will soon appear with details of cut off marks for the YEAR 2010.
We are giving below a screen shot of the Anna University website displaying the details of cut off marks 2009.
Below given is the screenshot of the Anna University admission home page. Last year, the details of cut off marks were furnished in the following page in the middle of February 2010 itself. But this year, Anna University is yet to publish the details of cut off marks for the year 2010. Students are searching for the details of cut off marks in order to know the position of their status.
We request all the aspiring students for admission to the Engineering Colleges during this year (2011) be patient for few days for getting the details of cut off marks of 2010.
A similar page as that of given below will soon appear with details of cut off marks for the YEAR 2010.
EXIT POLL RESULTS OF WEST BENGAL|EXIT POLL RESULTS OF KERALA|EXIT POLL RESULTS OF PONDICHERRY|EXIT POLL RESULTS OF ASSAM|EXIT POLL RESULTS 2011
Exit Poll West Bengal 2011 or Exit Poll Results of West Bengal Election 2011. West Bengal Assembly election 2011 exit poll results will published after all six phase election is over. Election Commission of India has issued notification to all media houses not to publish any Exit poll results before all phases of election ends in West Bengal.
Exit Poll West Bengal 2011
Many leading media houses in West Bengal published their pre-poll prediction on West Bengal Assembly Election 2011.
Our Per poll Prediction Result:
Who will be the Next CM of West Bengal?
Dada -’Buddhadeb Bhattacharya’ (51%, 3,260 Votes)
Didi -’Mamata Banerjee’ (46%, 2,936 Votes)
Other (3%, 174 Votes)
Total Voters: 6,367
Polling in West Bengal will be spread over six phases — April 18, 23 and 27 and May 3, 7 and 10. The Results of the West Bengal assembly 2011 will declare on May 13tth 2011.
Several Leading News Agencies conducted their Exit Poll survey during this 6th phase long election.
Star Ananda Exit Poll: LF: – , TMC+Cong: – , BJP+Morcha: -
24 Ghanta Exit Poll: LF: – , TMC+Cong: – , BJP:-, Morcha: -
Exit Poll West Bengal 2011
Many leading media houses in West Bengal published their pre-poll prediction on West Bengal Assembly Election 2011.
Our Per poll Prediction Result:
Who will be the Next CM of West Bengal?
Dada -’Buddhadeb Bhattacharya’ (51%, 3,260 Votes)
Didi -’Mamata Banerjee’ (46%, 2,936 Votes)
Other (3%, 174 Votes)
Total Voters: 6,367
Polling in West Bengal will be spread over six phases — April 18, 23 and 27 and May 3, 7 and 10. The Results of the West Bengal assembly 2011 will declare on May 13tth 2011.
Several Leading News Agencies conducted their Exit Poll survey during this 6th phase long election.
Star Ananda Exit Poll: LF: – , TMC+Cong: – , BJP+Morcha: -
24 Ghanta Exit Poll: LF: – , TMC+Cong: – , BJP:-, Morcha: -
TOP 25 ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN TAMILNADU|TOP ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN TAMILNADU| LIST OF TOP ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN TAMILNADU UNDER ANNA UNIVERSITY
These ranks are calculated based on all courses cutoff in the colleges.
1 PSG College of Technology Coimbatore
2 Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore
3 Thiagarajar college of Engineering Madurai
4 Sri Sivasubramaniya nadar College of Engineering Kanchipuram
5 Kumaraguru college of Technology Coimbatore
6 Sri Venkateswara college of Engineering Sriperumbudur
7 St. Josephs College of Engineering Chennai
8 A.C. college of Engineering and Technology Karaikudi
9 Sri Krishna college of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore
10 B.R. Abdur Rahman Crescent Engineering College Chennai
11 Velammal Engineering College Chennai 12 Panimalar Engineering College Chennai
13 Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College Chennai
14 Sri Sairam Engineering College Chennai
15 Easwari Engineering College Chennai
16 MEPCO SCHLENK Engineering College Viruthanagar
17 RMK Engineering College Thiruvallur
18 Jeppiaar Engineering College Chennai
19 Institute of Road and Transport Technology Erode
20 Sona College of Technology Salem
21 RMD Engineering College Thiruvallur
22 Valliammai Engineering college Kancheepuram
23 Velammal College of Engineering and Technology Madhurai
24 K.L.N. College of Engineering Pottapalayam
25 VEL TECH Engineering College Avadi
1 PSG College of Technology Coimbatore
2 Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore
3 Thiagarajar college of Engineering Madurai
4 Sri Sivasubramaniya nadar College of Engineering Kanchipuram
5 Kumaraguru college of Technology Coimbatore
6 Sri Venkateswara college of Engineering Sriperumbudur
7 St. Josephs College of Engineering Chennai
8 A.C. college of Engineering and Technology Karaikudi
9 Sri Krishna college of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore
10 B.R. Abdur Rahman Crescent Engineering College Chennai
11 Velammal Engineering College Chennai 12 Panimalar Engineering College Chennai
13 Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College Chennai
14 Sri Sairam Engineering College Chennai
15 Easwari Engineering College Chennai
16 MEPCO SCHLENK Engineering College Viruthanagar
17 RMK Engineering College Thiruvallur
18 Jeppiaar Engineering College Chennai
19 Institute of Road and Transport Technology Erode
20 Sona College of Technology Salem
21 RMD Engineering College Thiruvallur
22 Valliammai Engineering college Kancheepuram
23 Velammal College of Engineering and Technology Madhurai
24 K.L.N. College of Engineering Pottapalayam
25 VEL TECH Engineering College Avadi
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO ENGINEERING COLLEGES BY ANNA UNIVERSITY FROM 16 MAY 2011|RANK LIST ISSUED ON JUNE 20 TH AT ANNA UNIVERSITY,CHENNAI,JUNE
Anna University Chennai Application form 2011 | anna university counseling 2011 | anna university admission 2011 | anna university entrance for engineering 2011 | anna univ admission 2011
As per media reports, the application for admission to Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu will be issued by the Anna University, Chennai from 16th May 2011 and the last date for submitting the completed application would be 31st May 2011.
The rank list will be published by the Anna University on 20th June 2011 and the counseling will begin either in the last week of June 2011 or first week of July 2011.
Students who are aspiring for admission to Engineering Colleges can follow this website visit often for updated information, which will definitely help in a long way.
Application for admission to Engineering colleges will be issued by Anna University from 16 may 2011 to end of may.The rank list will be published on june 20 th and it will begin at Anna Uninversity,Chennai in the last week of June.
As per media reports, the application for admission to Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu will be issued by the Anna University, Chennai from 16th May 2011 and the last date for submitting the completed application would be 31st May 2011.
The rank list will be published by the Anna University on 20th June 2011 and the counseling will begin either in the last week of June 2011 or first week of July 2011.
Students who are aspiring for admission to Engineering Colleges can follow this website visit often for updated information, which will definitely help in a long way.
Application for admission to Engineering colleges will be issued by Anna University from 16 may 2011 to end of may.The rank list will be published on june 20 th and it will begin at Anna Uninversity,Chennai in the last week of June.
ANNA UNIVERSITY TNEA COUNSELLING 2011| ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING SEAT AVAILABILITY| ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING GUIDELINES 2011
Anna University has notified in their website that the APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION TO B.E./B.TECH/B.ARCH degree programmes for the coming academic year i.e. 2011-2012 under FOREIGN NATIONALS" (FN) CATEGORY IS INVITED from the eligible candidates.
The last date for submitting the filled in application is 29th July 2011.
This notification is only for FOREIGN NATIONALS and the admission is only for the courses offered at UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS.
All the students who qualified will defiantly receive individual communications to appear for Anna University Counselling 2011.
• All the candidates will be called for counselling in the order of their merit. The candidates are allowed to choose the desired branch based on the seats availability and reservation.
• Candidates have a option to opt for colleges and branches they want. But remember this is purely based on the available of seats at the time. Then the allotment to the branch/college chosen by the candidate will be made.
• At the time of counseling verification of marks of the candidate will be done. So, the candidates are required to appear counseling with their original certificates.
• The candidate is required to attend the the counselling with the new marks and rand. This is applied only to the candidates who got re-totalling /revaluation of mark
• If the candidate do not have original certificates, he/she should bring a letter from the concerned Head of the institution stating that his orginal certificates are deposited in their institutions. In that case only, attested xerox copies of certificates will be accepted for verification.
• If the candidate could not attend the Anna University counselling 2011 on the specified date, he/she can attend any subsequent time/date, during the counselling period. But, remember he can only opt for the seats available at that time. He may get the branch/institution he desired.
The last date for submitting the filled in application is 29th July 2011.
This notification is only for FOREIGN NATIONALS and the admission is only for the courses offered at UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS.
All the students who qualified will defiantly receive individual communications to appear for Anna University Counselling 2011.
• All the candidates will be called for counselling in the order of their merit. The candidates are allowed to choose the desired branch based on the seats availability and reservation.
• Candidates have a option to opt for colleges and branches they want. But remember this is purely based on the available of seats at the time. Then the allotment to the branch/college chosen by the candidate will be made.
• At the time of counseling verification of marks of the candidate will be done. So, the candidates are required to appear counseling with their original certificates.
• The candidate is required to attend the the counselling with the new marks and rand. This is applied only to the candidates who got re-totalling /revaluation of mark
• If the candidate do not have original certificates, he/she should bring a letter from the concerned Head of the institution stating that his orginal certificates are deposited in their institutions. In that case only, attested xerox copies of certificates will be accepted for verification.
• If the candidate could not attend the Anna University counselling 2011 on the specified date, he/she can attend any subsequent time/date, during the counselling period. But, remember he can only opt for the seats available at that time. He may get the branch/institution he desired.
ANNA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RANKING 2011|TOP BEST ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN INDIA 2011|LIST OF INDIAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE RANKINGS
Top Engineering Colleges in India
RANK
Name of Institute
1 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kanpur
2 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kharagpur
3 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Bombay
4 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Madras
5 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Delhi
6 BITS Pilani
7 IIT Roorkee
8 IT-BHU
9 IIT-Guwahati
10 college of Engg , Anna University, Guindy
11 Jadavpur University , Faculty of Engg & Tech., Calcutta
12 Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad
13 NIT- National Institute of Technology Warangal
14 BIT, Mesra
15 NIT- National Institute of Technology Trichy
16 Delhi College of Engineering , Delhi
17 Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
18 NIT- National Institute of Technology, Suratkal
19 Motilal Nehru National Inst. of Technology, Allahabad
20 Thapar Inst of Engineering & Technology, Patiala
21 Bengal Eng and Science University , Shibpur
22 MANIT Malviya National Institute of Technology Bhopal
23 PSG College of Technology Coimbatore
24 IIIT - International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad
25 Harcourt Butler Technological Institute (HBTI), Kanpur
26 Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur
27 VNIT - Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur
28 NIT- National Institute of Technology, Calicut
29 Dhirubhai Ambani IICT, Gandhi Nagar
30 Osmania Univ. College of Engineering, Hyderabad
31 College of Engineering , Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam
32 Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi
33 NIT- National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra
34 NIT- National Institute of Technology Rourkela
35 SVNIT Surat
36 Govt. College of Engineering, Pune
37 Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
38 JNTU Hyderabad
39 R.V. College of Engineering Bangalore
40 NIT- National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur
41 University Visvesvaraya College of Engg. Bangalore
42 VJTI Mumbai
43 Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
44 Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
45 SSN College of Engineering, Chennai
46 IIIT, Allahabad
47 College of Engineering, Trivandrum
48 NIT Durgapur
49 SIT Calcutta
50 Mumbai University Inst of Chemical Tech., Mumbai
51 Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Mumbai
52 P.E.S. Institute of Technology, Bangalore
53 Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Pune
54 Amrita Institute of Technology & Science, Coimbatore
55 National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
56 B.M.S. College of Engineering, Bangalore
57 Laxminarayan Institute Of Tech., Nagpur
58 Nirma Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad
59 IIT Pune
60 Amity School of Engineering Noida
61 JNTU Kakinada
62 S.J. College of Engineering, Mysore
63 Chaitanya Bharathi Inst. of Technology, Hyderabad
64 IIIT, Bangalore
65 SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
66 SASTRA, Thanjavur
67 Bangalore Institute of Technology Bangalore
68 The Technological Inst. of Textile & Sciences, Bhiwani
69 IIIT Gwalior
70 JNTU Anantpur
71 M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology Bangalore
72 Gitam Vishakhapatnam
73 NIT- National Institute of Technology Hamirpur
74 NIT- National Institute of Technology Jalandhar
75 SV University Engineering College Tirupati
76 NIT- National Institute of Technology Raipur
77 Vasavi College of Engineering Hyderabad
78 The ICFAI Inst of Science and Technology Hybd.
79 NIT- National Institute of Technology Patna
80 Cummins Colleges of Engg of Women Pune
81 VIT Pune
82 Shri Ramdeo Baba K.N. Engineering College Nagpur
83 Muffakham Jah Engineering College Hybd.
84 Karunya Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
85 D.J. Sanghvi Mumbai
86 Sathyabhama Engineering College Chennai
87 Kongu Engineering College Erode
88 Mepco Schlek Engineering College Sivakasi
89 Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College Ludhiana
90 Hindustan Inst of Engineering Technology Chennai
91 SDM College of Engineering Dharward
92 R.V.R. & J.C. College Of Engg Guntur
93 Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
94 K.L. College of Engineering Veddeswaram
95 Dharmsinh Desai Institute of Technology Nadiad
96 S.G.S. Institute of Technology & Science Indore
97 Jabalpur Engineering College Jabalpur
98 Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering Trivandrum
99 G.H. Patel College of Engg & Technology Vallabh Vidyanagar
100 Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Bhubaneshwar
RANK
Name of Institute
1 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kanpur
2 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kharagpur
3 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Bombay
4 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Madras
5 Indian Institute of Technology IIT Delhi
6 BITS Pilani
7 IIT Roorkee
8 IT-BHU
9 IIT-Guwahati
10 college of Engg , Anna University, Guindy
11 Jadavpur University , Faculty of Engg & Tech., Calcutta
12 Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad
13 NIT- National Institute of Technology Warangal
14 BIT, Mesra
15 NIT- National Institute of Technology Trichy
16 Delhi College of Engineering , Delhi
17 Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
18 NIT- National Institute of Technology, Suratkal
19 Motilal Nehru National Inst. of Technology, Allahabad
20 Thapar Inst of Engineering & Technology, Patiala
21 Bengal Eng and Science University , Shibpur
22 MANIT Malviya National Institute of Technology Bhopal
23 PSG College of Technology Coimbatore
24 IIIT - International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad
25 Harcourt Butler Technological Institute (HBTI), Kanpur
26 Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur
27 VNIT - Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur
28 NIT- National Institute of Technology, Calicut
29 Dhirubhai Ambani IICT, Gandhi Nagar
30 Osmania Univ. College of Engineering, Hyderabad
31 College of Engineering , Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam
32 Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi
33 NIT- National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra
34 NIT- National Institute of Technology Rourkela
35 SVNIT Surat
36 Govt. College of Engineering, Pune
37 Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
38 JNTU Hyderabad
39 R.V. College of Engineering Bangalore
40 NIT- National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur
41 University Visvesvaraya College of Engg. Bangalore
42 VJTI Mumbai
43 Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
44 Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
45 SSN College of Engineering, Chennai
46 IIIT, Allahabad
47 College of Engineering, Trivandrum
48 NIT Durgapur
49 SIT Calcutta
50 Mumbai University Inst of Chemical Tech., Mumbai
51 Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Mumbai
52 P.E.S. Institute of Technology, Bangalore
53 Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Pune
54 Amrita Institute of Technology & Science, Coimbatore
55 National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
56 B.M.S. College of Engineering, Bangalore
57 Laxminarayan Institute Of Tech., Nagpur
58 Nirma Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad
59 IIT Pune
60 Amity School of Engineering Noida
61 JNTU Kakinada
62 S.J. College of Engineering, Mysore
63 Chaitanya Bharathi Inst. of Technology, Hyderabad
64 IIIT, Bangalore
65 SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
66 SASTRA, Thanjavur
67 Bangalore Institute of Technology Bangalore
68 The Technological Inst. of Textile & Sciences, Bhiwani
69 IIIT Gwalior
70 JNTU Anantpur
71 M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology Bangalore
72 Gitam Vishakhapatnam
73 NIT- National Institute of Technology Hamirpur
74 NIT- National Institute of Technology Jalandhar
75 SV University Engineering College Tirupati
76 NIT- National Institute of Technology Raipur
77 Vasavi College of Engineering Hyderabad
78 The ICFAI Inst of Science and Technology Hybd.
79 NIT- National Institute of Technology Patna
80 Cummins Colleges of Engg of Women Pune
81 VIT Pune
82 Shri Ramdeo Baba K.N. Engineering College Nagpur
83 Muffakham Jah Engineering College Hybd.
84 Karunya Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
85 D.J. Sanghvi Mumbai
86 Sathyabhama Engineering College Chennai
87 Kongu Engineering College Erode
88 Mepco Schlek Engineering College Sivakasi
89 Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College Ludhiana
90 Hindustan Inst of Engineering Technology Chennai
91 SDM College of Engineering Dharward
92 R.V.R. & J.C. College Of Engg Guntur
93 Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
94 K.L. College of Engineering Veddeswaram
95 Dharmsinh Desai Institute of Technology Nadiad
96 S.G.S. Institute of Technology & Science Indore
97 Jabalpur Engineering College Jabalpur
98 Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering Trivandrum
99 G.H. Patel College of Engg & Technology Vallabh Vidyanagar
100 Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Bhubaneshwar
+2 CBSE RESLUTS 2011|12TH CBSE RESULTS 2011|CBSE RESULTS 12TH 2011|CBSE RESULTS 12TH 2011|CBSE RESULTS XTH 2011
he Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will soon declare its results for 12th Class Exams Held earlier this year. CBSE made arrangements for facilitation for students to Know their exam results by entering their Name or Roll No.(What So ever is Convenient to Students ).So Candidates need only the Name and Roll No. to Know their Result.
All the Old and New Results of CBSE can accessed from their Results Page .If you need More Information regarding Admissions,Courses,Exams,Faculty etc you can Visit CBSE Home Page (www.cbse.nic.in)
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All the Old and New Results of CBSE can accessed from their Results Page .If you need More Information regarding Admissions,Courses,Exams,Faculty etc you can Visit CBSE Home Page (www.cbse.nic.in)
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TAMIL NADU HSC RESULT 2011|TAMIL NADU +2 RESULT 2011|TAMIL NADU 12TH RESULT 2011|TAMIL NADU PLUS 2 RESULTS 2011
The Tamil Nadu BOARD of School Education has recently notified on its website that it will declare 12th Class Results on 9th May 2011 at 10:00 am.TN BOARD made arrangements for facilitation for students to Know their exam results by entering their Name or Roll No.(What So ever is Convenient to Students ).So Candidates need only the Name and Roll No. to Know their Result.
All the Old and New Results of Tamil Nadu BOARD of School Education can accessed from their Results Page .If you need More Information regarding Admissions,Courses,Exams,Faculty etc you can Visit Tamil Nadu BOARD of School Education Home Page (http://www.tn.gov.in/schooleducation/)
Moreover for the Convenience of Students we have made this Page Especially for TN BOARD Students who can also view Old Results of TN BOARD by Clicking at the Links Below marked as “Labels”
At the time of Declaration of TN BOARD Results due to heavy Traffic on the TN BOARD Website, there may be probability that sometimes you are unable to get your result in time .So for the facilitation of Students as soon as TN BOARD will upload any of its results we will always publish TN BOARD results on this Page
In 2010 TN Board Results were declared on 14th May 2010
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All the Old and New Results of Tamil Nadu BOARD of School Education can accessed from their Results Page .If you need More Information regarding Admissions,Courses,Exams,Faculty etc you can Visit Tamil Nadu BOARD of School Education Home Page (http://www.tn.gov.in/schooleducation/)
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WEST BENGAL EXIT POLL 2011|EXIT POLL WEST BENGAL 2011|WEST BENGAL EXIT POLL 2011|EXIT POLL WEST BENGAL 2011
To Predict who could be the next CM of West Bengal a survey was conducted by India Today-Headlines, Today-Mail Today-ORG.The results suggest that DIDI has an edge over DADA
DIDI--Mamta Banerjee
DADA -Buddhadeb Bhattacharaya
After this opinion poll results there is wvery likelihood that Union Railway Minister could be the next CM of West Bengal.Opinion Poll Survey Conducted by India Today-Headlines are given below:
The railways minister Mamta Banerjee polled 49% of the votes against Buddhadeb's 20%. About 38% voters said they preferred another term for the Left, but 53% said they favour change.
In 2011, the ORG opinion poll predicts that the Left will get 43% of the vote share, 44% for Trinamool and allies and 12% for others.
DIDI--Mamta Banerjee
DADA -Buddhadeb Bhattacharaya
After this opinion poll results there is wvery likelihood that Union Railway Minister could be the next CM of West Bengal.Opinion Poll Survey Conducted by India Today-Headlines are given below:
The railways minister Mamta Banerjee polled 49% of the votes against Buddhadeb's 20%. About 38% voters said they preferred another term for the Left, but 53% said they favour change.
In 2011, the ORG opinion poll predicts that the Left will get 43% of the vote share, 44% for Trinamool and allies and 12% for others.
EXIT POLL TAMILNADU 2011|EXIT POLL KERALA 2011|ELECTION RESULTS 2011 TAMILNADU
Exit poll tamilnadu 2011-Exit poll kerala 2011-Election results 2011 tamilnadu:
The Election Commission of India / Tamilnadu Strictly prohibited Exit Poll Surveys,Predictions this year in Assembly Legislative Elections 2011.
So, No Magazines, Newspapers, Television Channels or any other media doesn't release any Exit poll survey results and predictions.
But as far of some media persons' views : AIADMK will be the ruling party . DMK will be ruled out for sure this time . Upto 60 % of people believes that AIADMK chief J.Jayalalitha can bring up the state to no.1 position. Her Administrative power can change up the status of Tamilnadu . Scamless, 24 hours Electricity , Free Laptops, demolishing family politics of M.Karunanidhi were the thoughts of public .
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for dmk -100
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for aidmk -52
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for congress -48
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for bjp -2
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for dmdk -Nil
The Election Commission of India / Tamilnadu Strictly prohibited Exit Poll Surveys,Predictions this year in Assembly Legislative Elections 2011.
So, No Magazines, Newspapers, Television Channels or any other media doesn't release any Exit poll survey results and predictions.
But as far of some media persons' views : AIADMK will be the ruling party . DMK will be ruled out for sure this time . Upto 60 % of people believes that AIADMK chief J.Jayalalitha can bring up the state to no.1 position. Her Administrative power can change up the status of Tamilnadu . Scamless, 24 hours Electricity , Free Laptops, demolishing family politics of M.Karunanidhi were the thoughts of public .
The Election Commission of India / Tamilnadu Strictly prohibited Exit Poll Surveys,Predictions this year in Assembly Legislative Elections 2011.
So, No Magazines, Newspapers, Television Channels or any other media doesn't release any Exit poll survey results and predictions.
But as far of some media persons' views : AIADMK will be the ruling party . DMK will be ruled out for sure this time . Upto 60 % of people believes that AIADMK chief J.Jayalalitha can bring up the state to no.1 position. Her Administrative power can change up the status of Tamilnadu . Scamless, 24 hours Electricity , Free Laptops, demolishing family politics of M.Karunanidhi were the thoughts of public .
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for dmk -100
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for aidmk -52
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for congress -48
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for bjp -2
Tamilnadu exit poll 2011 results for dmdk -Nil
The Election Commission of India / Tamilnadu Strictly prohibited Exit Poll Surveys,Predictions this year in Assembly Legislative Elections 2011.
So, No Magazines, Newspapers, Television Channels or any other media doesn't release any Exit poll survey results and predictions.
But as far of some media persons' views : AIADMK will be the ruling party . DMK will be ruled out for sure this time . Upto 60 % of people believes that AIADMK chief J.Jayalalitha can bring up the state to no.1 position. Her Administrative power can change up the status of Tamilnadu . Scamless, 24 hours Electricity , Free Laptops, demolishing family politics of M.Karunanidhi were the thoughts of public .
TAMIL NADU ELECTION EXIT POLL RESULTS FOR DMK|AIDMK|CONGRESS|BJP|DMDK
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
RESULTS ON 13 TH MAY|SUNT TV TAMILNADU EXIT POLL RESULTS|HEADLINES TODAY TAMILNADU EXIT POLL RESULTS|TAMIL NADU EXIT POLL RESULTS 2011|IBN.LIVE.IN.COM
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
TAMIL NADU ELECTION EXIT POLL|TAMIL NADU ELECTION SURVEY RESULT| WHO WILL WIN IN TAMIL NADU POLLS 2011|EXIT POLL|TAMIL NADU OPINION POLL 2011
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
CONSTITUENCY-WISE TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2011|TAMILNADU STATE ASSEMBLY ELECTION SCHEDULE|EXIT POLL RESULTS OF TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2011
Opinion poll survey carried out by India Today-Headlines, Today-Mail Today-ORG results predicts a win for AIADMK in the upcoming assembly elections.
Jayalalithaa has 37% approval rating as next CM is 3% more favoured over present CM M. Karunanidhi.
Opinion poll survey predicts that the ADMK alliance could get 164 seats, while Congress and DMK will suffer a huge setback winning just 68 seats with Others getting 2 seats. (Source India Today)
The OUTLOOK-MDRA opinion poll for the forthcoming assembly elections in the state of Tamilnadu suggest that AIADMK headed by Jaylalitha will be back in power according to 54% of the people.
In this assembly elections, AIADMK has formed an alliance with the DMDK (a party led by a popular former film star Vijaykanth). In the previous state election, DMDK was not part of any alliance and had won a single seat. However, it had garnered a vote share of ~8%, which is quite significant. Therefore, the DMDK-AIADMK alliance could meaningfully hurt DMK’s prospects. Another strong factor in support is, since 1984, DMK and AIADMK have led the government alternately.
Alleged involvement of former telecom minister A. Raja (member of DMK party) in the 2G scam has affected the party’s image and public opinion. Corruption being the main factor of concern together with high Inflation that may hurt the Congress DMK alliance perfromance. (Source: Outlook India)
Jayalalithaa has 37% approval rating as next CM is 3% more favoured over present CM M. Karunanidhi.
Opinion poll survey predicts that the ADMK alliance could get 164 seats, while Congress and DMK will suffer a huge setback winning just 68 seats with Others getting 2 seats. (Source India Today)
The OUTLOOK-MDRA opinion poll for the forthcoming assembly elections in the state of Tamilnadu suggest that AIADMK headed by Jaylalitha will be back in power according to 54% of the people.
In this assembly elections, AIADMK has formed an alliance with the DMDK (a party led by a popular former film star Vijaykanth). In the previous state election, DMDK was not part of any alliance and had won a single seat. However, it had garnered a vote share of ~8%, which is quite significant. Therefore, the DMDK-AIADMK alliance could meaningfully hurt DMK’s prospects. Another strong factor in support is, since 1984, DMK and AIADMK have led the government alternately.
Alleged involvement of former telecom minister A. Raja (member of DMK party) in the 2G scam has affected the party’s image and public opinion. Corruption being the main factor of concern together with high Inflation that may hurt the Congress DMK alliance perfromance. (Source: Outlook India)
CNN IBN LIVE EXIT TAMILNADU|NDTV TAMILNADU EXIT POLL 2011 | LATEST ON LINE OPINION OF WEST BENGAL EXIT POLL-2011|NDTV EXIT POLL TAMILNADU - NEWS INDIA
cnn ibn live exit tamilnadu | ndtv tamilnadu exit poll 2011 | LATEST ON LINE OPINION OF WEST BENGAL EXIT POLL-2011:
CNN-IBN & Manorama News on May 10, 5:00PM onwards after the polling ends in West Bengal.
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
CNN-IBN & Manorama News on May 10, 5:00PM onwards after the polling ends in West Bengal.
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
NDTV EXIT POLLS TAMILNADU 2011|CNN-IBN|THE NEXT WEEK POLL SURVEY|ADMK+:120 TO 132|DMK+:102 TO 114|NDTV LIVE POLL TAMILNADU||EXIT POLL 2011
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
live at:
http://ibnlive.in.com/livetv/
Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
TN ELECTION 2011 RESULT SURVEY REPORT|LATEST POST EXIT POLL SURVEY RESULTS 2011 FOR WEST BENGAL, TAMILNADU AND KERALA BY CNN IBN, BBC, STAR ANANDA
Latest Post Exit Poll Survey Results 2011 For West Bengal And Tamilnadu By CNN IBN, BBC, Star Ananda And 24 Ghanta:
All are waiting for the final election polling that happened on 10th May 2011 which was the 6th Phase of election polling at West Bengal. The reason is just to get the latest post exit poll survey results for the assembly election that has been held this year on the months of April and May 2011 for various states like Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala, Assam and also for Puducherry.
The latest exit poll survey conducted by Star News television channel has stated that Congress-led United Progressive Alliance will win the Assembly election 2011 in West Bengal and Kerala.
Exit Poll West bengal 2011:
Latest exit poll results for West Bengal - Trinamool Congress and Congress alliance will get 3/4th majority in the 294 member West Bengal state assembly. According to ORG poll survey - Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
Exit Poll Tamilnadu 2011:
AIADMK Alliance Details:
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam AIADMK – 127
Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam DMDK – 28
Communist Party of India CPI – 7
Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI(M) – 6
Puthiya Tamilakam PT – 2
Republican Party of India RPI – 1
All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam AIFB – 1
Manithaneya Makkal Katchi MNMK – 3
All India Samathuva Makhal Katchi SMK- 1
Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai TNKIP – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK Alliance Details:
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam DMK – 30
Indian National Congress INC – 11
Pattali Makkal Katchi PMK – 9
Kongunadu Munnetra Kazhagam KMK – 3
Indian Union Muslim League IUML – 2
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi VCK – 1
Moovendar Munnetra Kazhagam MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
EXIT Poll results for Kerala: – Total Assembly seats – 140
According to the latest exit poll survey
LDF will get - 69 to 77 seats.
UDF - 63 to 71 seats
All are waiting for the final election polling that happened on 10th May 2011 which was the 6th Phase of election polling at West Bengal. The reason is just to get the latest post exit poll survey results for the assembly election that has been held this year on the months of April and May 2011 for various states like Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala, Assam and also for Puducherry.
The latest exit poll survey conducted by Star News television channel has stated that Congress-led United Progressive Alliance will win the Assembly election 2011 in West Bengal and Kerala.
Exit Poll West bengal 2011:
Latest exit poll results for West Bengal - Trinamool Congress and Congress alliance will get 3/4th majority in the 294 member West Bengal state assembly. According to ORG poll survey - Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
Exit Poll Tamilnadu 2011:
AIADMK Alliance Details:
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam AIADMK – 127
Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam DMDK – 28
Communist Party of India CPI – 7
Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI(M) – 6
Puthiya Tamilakam PT – 2
Republican Party of India RPI – 1
All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam AIFB – 1
Manithaneya Makkal Katchi MNMK – 3
All India Samathuva Makhal Katchi SMK- 1
Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai TNKIP – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK Alliance Details:
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam DMK – 30
Indian National Congress INC – 11
Pattali Makkal Katchi PMK – 9
Kongunadu Munnetra Kazhagam KMK – 3
Indian Union Muslim League IUML – 2
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi VCK – 1
Moovendar Munnetra Kazhagam MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
EXIT Poll results for Kerala: – Total Assembly seats – 140
According to the latest exit poll survey
LDF will get - 69 to 77 seats.
UDF - 63 to 71 seats
TAMILNADU ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS PRE POLL SURVEY RESULTS | PRE POLL SURVEY RESULTS | KARUTHU KANIPPU | ELECTION SURVEY 2011
PRE POLL SURVEY RESULTS OF 1 - 137 CONSTITUENCIES
SUMMARY OF PRE POLL SURVEY
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK - 127
DMDK - 28
CPI - 7
CPI(M) - 6
MNMK - 3
PT - 2
TNKIP - 1
SMK - 1
AIFB - 1
RPI - 1
TOTAL - 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK - 30
INC - 11
PMK - 9
KMK - 3
IUML - 2
VCK - 1
MMK - 1
TOTAL - 57
1. Gummidipundi Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,11,646
PMK K. N. Sekar
DMDK C. H. Sekar DMDK Leads
2. Ponneri (SC) Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 1,94,828
DMK Manimekalai
AIADMK Ponraja AIADMK Leads
3. Tiruttani Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,32,234
INC Dr. E.S. Raman
DMDK M. Arun Subramaniam DMDK Leads
4. Thiruvallur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,03,506
DMK E. A. P. Shivaji
AIADMK Ramana DMK Leads
5. Poonamallee (SC) Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,20,758
INC G.V. Mathiazhagan
AIADMK N.S.A.R.Manimaran AIADMK Leads
6. Avadi Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,65,914
INC Damodaran
AIADMK S.Abdul Raheem AIADMK Leads
7. Maduravoyal Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,57,528
PMK K.Selvam
CPI(M) Beemarao PMK Leads
8. Ambattur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,51,002
DMK B. Ranganathan
AIADMK S.Vedhachalam AIADMK Leads
9. Madavaram Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,54,654
DMK Kanimozhi
AIADMK V.Murthy AIADMK Leads
10. Thiruvottiyur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,08,194
DMK K. P. P. Samy
AIADMK K.Kuppan AIADMK Leads
11. Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar Chennai District
Total Votes 1,85,107
DMK P. K. Sekar Babu
AIADMK P.Vetrivel AIADMK Leads
12. Perambur Chennai District
Total Votes 2,20,654
PTMK NR.Dhanapalan
CPI(M) Soundararajan CPI(M) Leads
13. Kolathur Chennai District
Total Votes 1,97,923
DMK M.K.Stalin
AIADMK Saidai Duraisamy DMK Leads
14. Villivakkam Chennai District
Total Votes 1,82,969
DMK K. Anbazhagan
AIADMK Prabhakar DMK Leads
15. Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar (SC) Chennai District
Total Votes 1,70,528
INC Nadesan
AIADMK Neelakandan AIADMK Leads
16. Egmore (SC) Chennai District
Total Votes 1,58,945
DMK Parithi Ellamvazhuthi
DMDK K.Nallathambi DMK Leads
17. Royapuram Chennai District
Total Votes 1,51,333
INC Mano
AIADMK D.Jayakumar AIADMK Leads
18. Harbour Chennai District
Total Votes 1,45,183
IUML Tiruppur Althaf Hussain
AIADMK Pala.Karuppaiah AIADMK Leads
19. Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni Chennai District
Total Votes 1,79,510
DMK J.Anbazhagan
MNMK Tamimun Ansari MNMK Leads
20. Thousand Lights Chennai District
Total Votes 1,92,206
DMK Asan Mohammed Jinnah
AIADMK P.Valarmath i AIADMK Leads
21. Anna Nagar Chennai District
Total Votes 2,16,440
INC V.K.Arivazhagan
AIADMK Gokula Indira AIADMK Leads
22. Virugampakkam Chennai District
Total Votes 2,03,458
DMK Dhanasekaran
DMDK P. Parthasarathi DMDK Leads
23. Saidapet Chennai District
Total Votes 2,10,880
DMK Mahesh kumar
AIADMK G.Senthamilan AIADMK Leads
24. Thiyagarayanagar Chennai District
Total Votes 1,85,660
INC Chellakumar
AIADMK V.P.Kalairajan AIADMK Leads
25. Mylapore Chennai District
Total Votes 2,06,078
INC Thangabalu
AIADMK Rajalakshmi AIADMK Leads
26. Velachery Chennai District
Total Votes 2,17,026
PMK M. Jayaraman
AIADMK M.K.Ashok AIADMK Leads
27. Shozhinganallur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 3,40,615
VCK S. S. Balaji
AIADMK K.P.Kandhan AIADMK Leads
28. Alandur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,30,480
INC Gayatri Devi
DMDK Panruti.S.Ramachandran AIADMK Leads
29. Sriperumbudur (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,04,801
INC D. Yasodha
AIADMK Perumal INC Leads
30. Pallavaram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,65,703
DMK T. M. Anbarasan
AIADMK Dhansingh AIADMK Leads
31. Tambaram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,38,295
DMK S. R. Raja
AIADMK Ramachandran AIADMK Leads
32. Chengalpattu Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,40,496
PMK V.K.Rangasamy
DMDK D.Murugesan PMK Leads
33. Thiruporur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,86,552
PMK Thirukachur K.Arumugam
AIADMK Manoharan PMK Leads
34. Cheyyur (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,72,004
VCK Paarvendhan
AIADMK V.S.Raji AIADMK Leads
35. Madurantakam (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,77,750
INC Jayakumar
AIADMK Kanitha Sampath AIADMK Leads
36. Uthiramerur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,91,487
DMK Ponkumar
AIADMK P.Ganesan DMK Leads
37. Kancheepuram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,31,038
PMK P. S. Ulagarakshagan
AIADMK Somasundaram AIADMK Leads
38. Arakkonam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 1,77,492
VCK Chellapandian
AIADMK Ravi AIADMK Leads
39. Sholingur Vellore District
Total Votes 2,10,168
INC Arul Anbarasu
DMDK P.R.Manohar INC Leads
40. Katpadi Vellore District
Total Votes 1,85,250
DMK Durai Murugan
AIADMK Appu(a) Radhakrishnan DMK Leads
41. Ranipet Vellore District
Total Votes 1,92,217
DMK R. Gandhi
AIADMK Muhammed john DMK Leads
42. Arcot Vellore District
Total Votes 2,07,232
PMK K. L. Elavazhagan
AIADMK R.Srinivasan AIADMK Leads
43. Vellore Vellore District
Total Votes 1,86,065
INC Gyansekaran
AIADMK V.S.Vijay AIADMK Leads
44. Anaikattu Vellore District
Total Votes 1,84,598
PMK M.Kalaiarasu
DMDK V.P.Velu PMK Leads
45. Kilvaithinankuppam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 1,72,801
DMK Seetharaman
RPI Se.Ku.Tamilarasan RPI Leads
46. Gudiyattam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 2,08,182
DMK RajaMarthandan
CPI Lingamuthu CPI Leads
47. Vaniyambadi Vellore District
Total Votes 1,86,097
IUML H.Abdul Basith
AIADMK Sampath Kumar IUML Leads
48. Ambur Vellore District
Total Votes 1,74,817
INC Vijay Ezhancheliyan
MNMK Aslam Basha MNMK Leads
49. Jolarpet Vellore District
Total Votes 1,89,460
PMK K.Ponnuswamy
AIADMK C.Veeramani AIADMK Leads
50. Tirupattur Vellore District
Total Votes 1,79,715
DMK Rajendran
AIADMK Ramesh AIADMK Leads
51. Uthangarai (SC) Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,83,411
VCK Muniyammal Kaniamuthan
AIADMK Manoranjitham Kamaraj AIADMK Leads
52. Bargur Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,88,726
PMK D. K. Raja
AIADMK Krishnamurthy PMK Leads
53. Krishnagiri Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,94,986
INC
AIADMK K. P. Munusami AIADMK Leads
54. Veppanahalli Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,84,098
DMK Senguttuvan
DMDK S.M.Murugesan DMDK Leads
55. Hosur Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 2,23,230
INC Gopinath
DMDK Johnson DMDK Leads
56. Thalli Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,82,722
DMK Y.Prakash
CPI Ramachandran CPI Leads
57. Palacodu Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,77,884
PMK Padi Chelvan
AIADMK K.P.Anbalagan AIADMK Leads
58. Pennagaram Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,92,462
DMK Inbasekaran
CPI Nanjappan CPI Leads
59. Dharmapuri Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 2,11,947
PMK P.Sandhamurthy
DMDK A.Bhaskar DMDK Leads
60. Pappireddippatti Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 2,05,283
DMK V. Mullaivendhan
AIADMK Palaniappan AIADMK Leads
61. Harur (SC) Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,85,506
VCK Nandhan
CPI(M) Dillibabu CPI(M) Leads
62. Chengam (SC) Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,09,331
INC Chelvaperunthagai
DMDK D.Sureshkumar INC Leads
63. Tiruvannamalai Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,07,212
DMK E. V. Velu
AIADMK Ramachandran DMK Leads
64. Kilpennathur Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,03,407
DMK K. Pitchandi
AIADMK Arunganathan AIADMK Leads
65. Kalasapakkam Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,77,761
INC Vijayakumar
AIADMK Agri.S.S.Krishnamurthy AIADMK Leads
66. Polur Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,93,193
PMK K.Ethiroli Manian
AIADMK S.Jayasudha AIADMK Leads
67. Arani Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,11,401
DMK R. Sivanandam
DMDK R.Mohan DMDK Leads
68. Cheyyar Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,08,262
INC VishnuPrasad
AIADMK Mukkur Subramaniam AIADMK Leads
69. Vandavasi (SC) Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,97,252
DMK Kamalakannan
AIADMK V.Gunaseelan AIADMK Leads
70. Gingee Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,10,429
PMK Ganesh Kumar
DMDK Sivalingam DMDK Leads
71. Mailam Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,82,314
PMK R.Prakash
AIADMK Nagarajan AIADMK Leads
72. Tindivanam (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,85,432
PMK M. P. Shankar
AIADMK S.Haridoss AIADMK Leads
73. Vanur (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,94,093
DMK Pushparaj
AIADMK Janaki Raman AIADMK Leads
74. Villupuram Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,04,517
DMK K. Ponmudy
AIADMK C.V.Shanmugam AIADMK Leads
75. Vikravandi Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,84,923
DMK Radhamani
CPI(M) Ramamurthy CPI(M) Leads
76. Tirukkoyilur Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,94,414
DMK Thangam
DMDK S.Venkatesan DMDK Leads
77. Ulundurpettai Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,25,414
VCK Mohammed Yousuf
AIADMK Kumaraguru AIADMK Leads
78. Rishivandiyam Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,04,469
INC Sivaraj
DMDK Vijayakanth DMDK Leads
79. Sankarapuram Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,05,626
DMK Udayasuriyan
AIADMK P.Mohan AIADMK Leads
80. Kallakurichi (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,15,135
VCK Paavarasu
AIADMK P.Alaguvel AIADMK Leads
81. Gangavalli (SC) Salem District
Total Votes 1,80,657
DMK Chinnathurai
DMDK R.Subha DMK Leads
82. Attur (SC) Salem District
Total Votes 1,93,113
INC Arthanari
AIADMK S.Madheswaran AIADMK Leads
83. Yercaud (ST) Salem District
Total Votes 2,06,535
DMK Tamizhchelvan
AIADMK Perumal AIADMK Leads
84. Omalur Salem District
Total Votes 2,23,421
PMK Tamilarasu
AIADMK Palpaaki SriKrishnan PMK Leads
85. Mettur Salem District
Total Votes 2,08,072
PMK G. K. Mani
DMDK S.R.Parthiban PMK Leads
86. Edappadi Salem District
Total Votes 2,13,650
PMK M. Karthik
AIADMK Palanichami AIADMK Leads
87. Sankari Salem District
Total Votes 2,12,064
DMK S. Arumugam
AIADMK Vijayalakshmi Palanichami AIADMK Leads
88. Salem (West) Salem District
Total Votes 2,07,869
DMK Rajendran
AIADMK G.Venkatachalam AIADMK Leads
89. Salem (North) Salem District
Total Votes 2,09,805
INC Jai Prakash
DMDK R.Mohanraj DMDK Leads
90. Salem (South) Salem District
Total Votes 2,09,752
DMK Sivalingam
AIADMK M.K.Selvaraj AIADMK Leads
91. Veerapandi Salem District
Total Votes 1,98,604
DMK A. Rajendran
AIADMK S.K.Selvam AIADMK Leads
92. Rasipuram (SC) Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,91,531
DMK V.P.Duraisami
AIADMK P.Dhanapaul AIADMK Leads
93. Senthamangalam (ST) Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,94,311
DMK Ponnusami
DMDK Santhi Rajamanickam DMDK Leads
94. Namakkal Namakkal District
Total Votes 2,02,760
KMK Devarajan
AIADMK Bhaskar KMK Leads
95. Paramathi-Velur Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,83,807
PMK Vadivel Kounder
TNKIP U.Thaniyarasu TNKIP Leads
96. Tiruchengodu Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,79,032
INC Sundaram
DMDK P. Sampathkumar DMDK Leads
97. Kumarapalayam Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,81,871
DMK Selvaraj
AIADMK P.Thangamani AIADMK Leads
98. Erode (East) Erode District
Total Votes 1,68,326
DMK Muthuswamy
DMDK V.C.Chandrakumar DMK Leads
99. Erode (West) Erode District
Total Votes 1,87,891
INC Yuvaraj
AIADMK K.V.Ramalingam INC Leads
100. Modakkurichi Erode District
Total Votes 1,86,037
INC Palanichami
AIADMK R.M.Kittusamy AIADMK Leads
101. Perundurai Erode District
Total Votes 1,75,062
KMK K.C.Balu
AIADMK Thoppu Venkatachalam AIADMK Leads
102. Bhavani Erode District
Total Votes 1,93,165
PMK Mahendran
AIADMK P.G.Narayanan AIADMK Leads
103. Anthiyur Erode District
Total Votes 1,71,987
DMK N. K. K. P. Raaja
AIADMK S.S.Ramanitharan AIADMK Leads
104. Gobichettipalayam Erode District
Total Votes 2,05,534
KMK Sivaraj
AIADMK K. A. Sengottaiyan AIADMK Leads
105. Bhavanisagar (SC) Erode District
Total Votes 1,96,606
DMK Logeshwari
CPI Sundaram CPI Leads
106. Dharapuram (SC) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,02,056
DMK R.Jayanthi
AIADMK K.Ponnusamy AIADMK Leads
107. Kangayam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,91,010
INC Vidiyal S.Sekar
AIADMK N.S.N.Nadaraj INC Leads
108. Avanashi (SC) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,89,344
INC A.R.Nadarajan
AIADMK A.A.Karuppasami AIADMK Leads
109. Tiruppur (North) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,06,659
DMK Govindaswamy
AIADMK M.S.N.Anandan AIADMK Leads
110. Tiruppur (South) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,59,886
INC K.Senthilkumar
CPI(M) Thangavelu CPI(M) Leads
111. Palladam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,22,906
KMK Balasubramanian
AIADMK K.P.Paramasivam KMK Leads
112. Udumalpet Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,96,192
KMK Ilamparithi
AIADMK Pollachi.V.Jayaraman AIADMK Leads
113. Madathukulam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,73,454
DMK M. P. Saminathan
AIADMK C.Shanmugavelu AIADMK Leads
114. Udhagamandalam The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,66,961
INC Ganesh
AIADMK Puthi Chandiran AIADMK Leads
115. Gudalur (SC) The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,55,357
DMK Dravidamani
DMDK S.Selvaraj DMDK Leads
116. Coonoor The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,60,944
DMK Ramachandran
CPI Thelli DMK Leads
117. Mettuppalayam Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,05,931
DMK Arunkumar
AIADMK O.K.Chinnaraj AIADMK Leads
118. Sulur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,06,125
KMK E.R.Easwaran
DMDK K.Dhinakaran KMK Leads
119. Kavundampalayam Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,89,912
DMK T.P.Subramanyam
AIADMK V.V.Aarukutti AIADMK Leads
120. Coimbatore (North) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,17,381
DMK Veeragopal
AIADMK Tha.Malaravan AIADMK Leads
121. Thondamuthur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,07,987
INC Kandaswamy
AIADMK S.P.Velumani AIADMK Leads
122. Coimbatore (South) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,96,756
DMK Pongalur N. Palanisamy
AIADMK Duraiswamy DMK Leads
123. Singanallur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,23,945
INC Mayura Jayakumar
AIADMK R.Chinnaswamy AIADMK Leads
124. Kinathukadavu Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,11,273
DMK M.Kannappan
AIADMK S.Damodaran DMK Leads
125. Pollachi Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,73,393
KMK Nithyanandan
AIADMK M.K.MuthukarupannaswamyAIADMK Leads
126. Valparai (SC) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,60,155
INC Kovai Thangam
CPI Arumugam INC Leads
127. Palani Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,06,889
DMK Senthilkumar
AIADMK K.S.N.Venugopal AIADMK Leads
128. Oddanchatram Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,93,037
DMK Chakrapani
AIADMK P.Balasubrmanian AIADMK Leads
129. Athoor Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,18,250
DMK I. Periasamy
DMDK S. R. K. Balasubramaniam DMDK Leads
130. Nilakkottai (SC) Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,77,115
INC Rajaangam
PT R.R. Ramaswamy PT Leads
131. Natham Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,04,634
DMK Vijayan
AIADMK R.Viswanathan AIADMK Leads
132. Dindigul Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,87,156
PMK J. Balbaskar
CPI(M) Balabharathi CPI(M) Leads
133. Vedasandur Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,10,208
INC Thandapani
AIADMK Palanichami AIADMK Leads
134. Aravakurichi Karur District
Total Votes 1,66,526
DMK K.C.Palanichami
AIADMK V.Senthilnathan DMK Leads
135. Karur Karur District
Total Votes 1,90,226
INC Jothimani
AIADMK Senthil Balaji AIADMK Leads
136. Krishnarayapuram (SC) Karur District
Total Votes 1,72,516
DMK Kamaraj
AIADMK Kamaraj AIADMK Leads
137. Kulithalai Karur District
Total Votes 1,78,038
DMK R.Manickam
AIADMK A.Paapasundaram AIADMK Leads
SUMMARY OF PRE POLL SURVEY
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK - 127
DMDK - 28
CPI - 7
CPI(M) - 6
MNMK - 3
PT - 2
TNKIP - 1
SMK - 1
AIFB - 1
RPI - 1
TOTAL - 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK - 30
INC - 11
PMK - 9
KMK - 3
IUML - 2
VCK - 1
MMK - 1
TOTAL - 57
1. Gummidipundi Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,11,646
PMK K. N. Sekar
DMDK C. H. Sekar DMDK Leads
2. Ponneri (SC) Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 1,94,828
DMK Manimekalai
AIADMK Ponraja AIADMK Leads
3. Tiruttani Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,32,234
INC Dr. E.S. Raman
DMDK M. Arun Subramaniam DMDK Leads
4. Thiruvallur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,03,506
DMK E. A. P. Shivaji
AIADMK Ramana DMK Leads
5. Poonamallee (SC) Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,20,758
INC G.V. Mathiazhagan
AIADMK N.S.A.R.Manimaran AIADMK Leads
6. Avadi Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,65,914
INC Damodaran
AIADMK S.Abdul Raheem AIADMK Leads
7. Maduravoyal Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,57,528
PMK K.Selvam
CPI(M) Beemarao PMK Leads
8. Ambattur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,51,002
DMK B. Ranganathan
AIADMK S.Vedhachalam AIADMK Leads
9. Madavaram Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,54,654
DMK Kanimozhi
AIADMK V.Murthy AIADMK Leads
10. Thiruvottiyur Thiruvallur District
Total Votes 2,08,194
DMK K. P. P. Samy
AIADMK K.Kuppan AIADMK Leads
11. Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar Chennai District
Total Votes 1,85,107
DMK P. K. Sekar Babu
AIADMK P.Vetrivel AIADMK Leads
12. Perambur Chennai District
Total Votes 2,20,654
PTMK NR.Dhanapalan
CPI(M) Soundararajan CPI(M) Leads
13. Kolathur Chennai District
Total Votes 1,97,923
DMK M.K.Stalin
AIADMK Saidai Duraisamy DMK Leads
14. Villivakkam Chennai District
Total Votes 1,82,969
DMK K. Anbazhagan
AIADMK Prabhakar DMK Leads
15. Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar (SC) Chennai District
Total Votes 1,70,528
INC Nadesan
AIADMK Neelakandan AIADMK Leads
16. Egmore (SC) Chennai District
Total Votes 1,58,945
DMK Parithi Ellamvazhuthi
DMDK K.Nallathambi DMK Leads
17. Royapuram Chennai District
Total Votes 1,51,333
INC Mano
AIADMK D.Jayakumar AIADMK Leads
18. Harbour Chennai District
Total Votes 1,45,183
IUML Tiruppur Althaf Hussain
AIADMK Pala.Karuppaiah AIADMK Leads
19. Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni Chennai District
Total Votes 1,79,510
DMK J.Anbazhagan
MNMK Tamimun Ansari MNMK Leads
20. Thousand Lights Chennai District
Total Votes 1,92,206
DMK Asan Mohammed Jinnah
AIADMK P.Valarmath i AIADMK Leads
21. Anna Nagar Chennai District
Total Votes 2,16,440
INC V.K.Arivazhagan
AIADMK Gokula Indira AIADMK Leads
22. Virugampakkam Chennai District
Total Votes 2,03,458
DMK Dhanasekaran
DMDK P. Parthasarathi DMDK Leads
23. Saidapet Chennai District
Total Votes 2,10,880
DMK Mahesh kumar
AIADMK G.Senthamilan AIADMK Leads
24. Thiyagarayanagar Chennai District
Total Votes 1,85,660
INC Chellakumar
AIADMK V.P.Kalairajan AIADMK Leads
25. Mylapore Chennai District
Total Votes 2,06,078
INC Thangabalu
AIADMK Rajalakshmi AIADMK Leads
26. Velachery Chennai District
Total Votes 2,17,026
PMK M. Jayaraman
AIADMK M.K.Ashok AIADMK Leads
27. Shozhinganallur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 3,40,615
VCK S. S. Balaji
AIADMK K.P.Kandhan AIADMK Leads
28. Alandur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,30,480
INC Gayatri Devi
DMDK Panruti.S.Ramachandran AIADMK Leads
29. Sriperumbudur (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,04,801
INC D. Yasodha
AIADMK Perumal INC Leads
30. Pallavaram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,65,703
DMK T. M. Anbarasan
AIADMK Dhansingh AIADMK Leads
31. Tambaram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,38,295
DMK S. R. Raja
AIADMK Ramachandran AIADMK Leads
32. Chengalpattu Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,40,496
PMK V.K.Rangasamy
DMDK D.Murugesan PMK Leads
33. Thiruporur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,86,552
PMK Thirukachur K.Arumugam
AIADMK Manoharan PMK Leads
34. Cheyyur (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,72,004
VCK Paarvendhan
AIADMK V.S.Raji AIADMK Leads
35. Madurantakam (SC) Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,77,750
INC Jayakumar
AIADMK Kanitha Sampath AIADMK Leads
36. Uthiramerur Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 1,91,487
DMK Ponkumar
AIADMK P.Ganesan DMK Leads
37. Kancheepuram Kancheepuram District
Total Votes 2,31,038
PMK P. S. Ulagarakshagan
AIADMK Somasundaram AIADMK Leads
38. Arakkonam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 1,77,492
VCK Chellapandian
AIADMK Ravi AIADMK Leads
39. Sholingur Vellore District
Total Votes 2,10,168
INC Arul Anbarasu
DMDK P.R.Manohar INC Leads
40. Katpadi Vellore District
Total Votes 1,85,250
DMK Durai Murugan
AIADMK Appu(a) Radhakrishnan DMK Leads
41. Ranipet Vellore District
Total Votes 1,92,217
DMK R. Gandhi
AIADMK Muhammed john DMK Leads
42. Arcot Vellore District
Total Votes 2,07,232
PMK K. L. Elavazhagan
AIADMK R.Srinivasan AIADMK Leads
43. Vellore Vellore District
Total Votes 1,86,065
INC Gyansekaran
AIADMK V.S.Vijay AIADMK Leads
44. Anaikattu Vellore District
Total Votes 1,84,598
PMK M.Kalaiarasu
DMDK V.P.Velu PMK Leads
45. Kilvaithinankuppam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 1,72,801
DMK Seetharaman
RPI Se.Ku.Tamilarasan RPI Leads
46. Gudiyattam (SC) Vellore District
Total Votes 2,08,182
DMK RajaMarthandan
CPI Lingamuthu CPI Leads
47. Vaniyambadi Vellore District
Total Votes 1,86,097
IUML H.Abdul Basith
AIADMK Sampath Kumar IUML Leads
48. Ambur Vellore District
Total Votes 1,74,817
INC Vijay Ezhancheliyan
MNMK Aslam Basha MNMK Leads
49. Jolarpet Vellore District
Total Votes 1,89,460
PMK K.Ponnuswamy
AIADMK C.Veeramani AIADMK Leads
50. Tirupattur Vellore District
Total Votes 1,79,715
DMK Rajendran
AIADMK Ramesh AIADMK Leads
51. Uthangarai (SC) Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,83,411
VCK Muniyammal Kaniamuthan
AIADMK Manoranjitham Kamaraj AIADMK Leads
52. Bargur Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,88,726
PMK D. K. Raja
AIADMK Krishnamurthy PMK Leads
53. Krishnagiri Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,94,986
INC
AIADMK K. P. Munusami AIADMK Leads
54. Veppanahalli Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,84,098
DMK Senguttuvan
DMDK S.M.Murugesan DMDK Leads
55. Hosur Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 2,23,230
INC Gopinath
DMDK Johnson DMDK Leads
56. Thalli Krishnagiri District
Total Votes 1,82,722
DMK Y.Prakash
CPI Ramachandran CPI Leads
57. Palacodu Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,77,884
PMK Padi Chelvan
AIADMK K.P.Anbalagan AIADMK Leads
58. Pennagaram Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,92,462
DMK Inbasekaran
CPI Nanjappan CPI Leads
59. Dharmapuri Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 2,11,947
PMK P.Sandhamurthy
DMDK A.Bhaskar DMDK Leads
60. Pappireddippatti Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 2,05,283
DMK V. Mullaivendhan
AIADMK Palaniappan AIADMK Leads
61. Harur (SC) Dharmapuri District
Total Votes 1,85,506
VCK Nandhan
CPI(M) Dillibabu CPI(M) Leads
62. Chengam (SC) Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,09,331
INC Chelvaperunthagai
DMDK D.Sureshkumar INC Leads
63. Tiruvannamalai Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,07,212
DMK E. V. Velu
AIADMK Ramachandran DMK Leads
64. Kilpennathur Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,03,407
DMK K. Pitchandi
AIADMK Arunganathan AIADMK Leads
65. Kalasapakkam Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,77,761
INC Vijayakumar
AIADMK Agri.S.S.Krishnamurthy AIADMK Leads
66. Polur Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,93,193
PMK K.Ethiroli Manian
AIADMK S.Jayasudha AIADMK Leads
67. Arani Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,11,401
DMK R. Sivanandam
DMDK R.Mohan DMDK Leads
68. Cheyyar Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 2,08,262
INC VishnuPrasad
AIADMK Mukkur Subramaniam AIADMK Leads
69. Vandavasi (SC) Tiruvannamalai District
Total Votes 1,97,252
DMK Kamalakannan
AIADMK V.Gunaseelan AIADMK Leads
70. Gingee Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,10,429
PMK Ganesh Kumar
DMDK Sivalingam DMDK Leads
71. Mailam Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,82,314
PMK R.Prakash
AIADMK Nagarajan AIADMK Leads
72. Tindivanam (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,85,432
PMK M. P. Shankar
AIADMK S.Haridoss AIADMK Leads
73. Vanur (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,94,093
DMK Pushparaj
AIADMK Janaki Raman AIADMK Leads
74. Villupuram Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,04,517
DMK K. Ponmudy
AIADMK C.V.Shanmugam AIADMK Leads
75. Vikravandi Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,84,923
DMK Radhamani
CPI(M) Ramamurthy CPI(M) Leads
76. Tirukkoyilur Villupuram District
Total Votes 1,94,414
DMK Thangam
DMDK S.Venkatesan DMDK Leads
77. Ulundurpettai Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,25,414
VCK Mohammed Yousuf
AIADMK Kumaraguru AIADMK Leads
78. Rishivandiyam Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,04,469
INC Sivaraj
DMDK Vijayakanth DMDK Leads
79. Sankarapuram Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,05,626
DMK Udayasuriyan
AIADMK P.Mohan AIADMK Leads
80. Kallakurichi (SC) Villupuram District
Total Votes 2,15,135
VCK Paavarasu
AIADMK P.Alaguvel AIADMK Leads
81. Gangavalli (SC) Salem District
Total Votes 1,80,657
DMK Chinnathurai
DMDK R.Subha DMK Leads
82. Attur (SC) Salem District
Total Votes 1,93,113
INC Arthanari
AIADMK S.Madheswaran AIADMK Leads
83. Yercaud (ST) Salem District
Total Votes 2,06,535
DMK Tamizhchelvan
AIADMK Perumal AIADMK Leads
84. Omalur Salem District
Total Votes 2,23,421
PMK Tamilarasu
AIADMK Palpaaki SriKrishnan PMK Leads
85. Mettur Salem District
Total Votes 2,08,072
PMK G. K. Mani
DMDK S.R.Parthiban PMK Leads
86. Edappadi Salem District
Total Votes 2,13,650
PMK M. Karthik
AIADMK Palanichami AIADMK Leads
87. Sankari Salem District
Total Votes 2,12,064
DMK S. Arumugam
AIADMK Vijayalakshmi Palanichami AIADMK Leads
88. Salem (West) Salem District
Total Votes 2,07,869
DMK Rajendran
AIADMK G.Venkatachalam AIADMK Leads
89. Salem (North) Salem District
Total Votes 2,09,805
INC Jai Prakash
DMDK R.Mohanraj DMDK Leads
90. Salem (South) Salem District
Total Votes 2,09,752
DMK Sivalingam
AIADMK M.K.Selvaraj AIADMK Leads
91. Veerapandi Salem District
Total Votes 1,98,604
DMK A. Rajendran
AIADMK S.K.Selvam AIADMK Leads
92. Rasipuram (SC) Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,91,531
DMK V.P.Duraisami
AIADMK P.Dhanapaul AIADMK Leads
93. Senthamangalam (ST) Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,94,311
DMK Ponnusami
DMDK Santhi Rajamanickam DMDK Leads
94. Namakkal Namakkal District
Total Votes 2,02,760
KMK Devarajan
AIADMK Bhaskar KMK Leads
95. Paramathi-Velur Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,83,807
PMK Vadivel Kounder
TNKIP U.Thaniyarasu TNKIP Leads
96. Tiruchengodu Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,79,032
INC Sundaram
DMDK P. Sampathkumar DMDK Leads
97. Kumarapalayam Namakkal District
Total Votes 1,81,871
DMK Selvaraj
AIADMK P.Thangamani AIADMK Leads
98. Erode (East) Erode District
Total Votes 1,68,326
DMK Muthuswamy
DMDK V.C.Chandrakumar DMK Leads
99. Erode (West) Erode District
Total Votes 1,87,891
INC Yuvaraj
AIADMK K.V.Ramalingam INC Leads
100. Modakkurichi Erode District
Total Votes 1,86,037
INC Palanichami
AIADMK R.M.Kittusamy AIADMK Leads
101. Perundurai Erode District
Total Votes 1,75,062
KMK K.C.Balu
AIADMK Thoppu Venkatachalam AIADMK Leads
102. Bhavani Erode District
Total Votes 1,93,165
PMK Mahendran
AIADMK P.G.Narayanan AIADMK Leads
103. Anthiyur Erode District
Total Votes 1,71,987
DMK N. K. K. P. Raaja
AIADMK S.S.Ramanitharan AIADMK Leads
104. Gobichettipalayam Erode District
Total Votes 2,05,534
KMK Sivaraj
AIADMK K. A. Sengottaiyan AIADMK Leads
105. Bhavanisagar (SC) Erode District
Total Votes 1,96,606
DMK Logeshwari
CPI Sundaram CPI Leads
106. Dharapuram (SC) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,02,056
DMK R.Jayanthi
AIADMK K.Ponnusamy AIADMK Leads
107. Kangayam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,91,010
INC Vidiyal S.Sekar
AIADMK N.S.N.Nadaraj INC Leads
108. Avanashi (SC) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,89,344
INC A.R.Nadarajan
AIADMK A.A.Karuppasami AIADMK Leads
109. Tiruppur (North) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,06,659
DMK Govindaswamy
AIADMK M.S.N.Anandan AIADMK Leads
110. Tiruppur (South) Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,59,886
INC K.Senthilkumar
CPI(M) Thangavelu CPI(M) Leads
111. Palladam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 2,22,906
KMK Balasubramanian
AIADMK K.P.Paramasivam KMK Leads
112. Udumalpet Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,96,192
KMK Ilamparithi
AIADMK Pollachi.V.Jayaraman AIADMK Leads
113. Madathukulam Tiruppur District
Total Votes 1,73,454
DMK M. P. Saminathan
AIADMK C.Shanmugavelu AIADMK Leads
114. Udhagamandalam The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,66,961
INC Ganesh
AIADMK Puthi Chandiran AIADMK Leads
115. Gudalur (SC) The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,55,357
DMK Dravidamani
DMDK S.Selvaraj DMDK Leads
116. Coonoor The Nilgiris District
Total Votes 1,60,944
DMK Ramachandran
CPI Thelli DMK Leads
117. Mettuppalayam Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,05,931
DMK Arunkumar
AIADMK O.K.Chinnaraj AIADMK Leads
118. Sulur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,06,125
KMK E.R.Easwaran
DMDK K.Dhinakaran KMK Leads
119. Kavundampalayam Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,89,912
DMK T.P.Subramanyam
AIADMK V.V.Aarukutti AIADMK Leads
120. Coimbatore (North) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,17,381
DMK Veeragopal
AIADMK Tha.Malaravan AIADMK Leads
121. Thondamuthur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,07,987
INC Kandaswamy
AIADMK S.P.Velumani AIADMK Leads
122. Coimbatore (South) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,96,756
DMK Pongalur N. Palanisamy
AIADMK Duraiswamy DMK Leads
123. Singanallur Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,23,945
INC Mayura Jayakumar
AIADMK R.Chinnaswamy AIADMK Leads
124. Kinathukadavu Coimbatore District
Total Votes 2,11,273
DMK M.Kannappan
AIADMK S.Damodaran DMK Leads
125. Pollachi Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,73,393
KMK Nithyanandan
AIADMK M.K.MuthukarupannaswamyAIADMK Leads
126. Valparai (SC) Coimbatore District
Total Votes 1,60,155
INC Kovai Thangam
CPI Arumugam INC Leads
127. Palani Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,06,889
DMK Senthilkumar
AIADMK K.S.N.Venugopal AIADMK Leads
128. Oddanchatram Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,93,037
DMK Chakrapani
AIADMK P.Balasubrmanian AIADMK Leads
129. Athoor Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,18,250
DMK I. Periasamy
DMDK S. R. K. Balasubramaniam DMDK Leads
130. Nilakkottai (SC) Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,77,115
INC Rajaangam
PT R.R. Ramaswamy PT Leads
131. Natham Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,04,634
DMK Vijayan
AIADMK R.Viswanathan AIADMK Leads
132. Dindigul Dindigul District
Total Votes 1,87,156
PMK J. Balbaskar
CPI(M) Balabharathi CPI(M) Leads
133. Vedasandur Dindigul District
Total Votes 2,10,208
INC Thandapani
AIADMK Palanichami AIADMK Leads
134. Aravakurichi Karur District
Total Votes 1,66,526
DMK K.C.Palanichami
AIADMK V.Senthilnathan DMK Leads
135. Karur Karur District
Total Votes 1,90,226
INC Jothimani
AIADMK Senthil Balaji AIADMK Leads
136. Krishnarayapuram (SC) Karur District
Total Votes 1,72,516
DMK Kamaraj
AIADMK Kamaraj AIADMK Leads
137. Kulithalai Karur District
Total Votes 1,78,038
DMK R.Manickam
AIADMK A.Paapasundaram AIADMK Leads
TAMIL NADU ELECTION COMMISSION|CEO TAMILNADU| VOTER LIST TAMIL NADU,|ELECTIONS TAMIL NADU| TAMILNADU ELECTORAL LIST| VOTER LIST CHENNAI|TN ELECTION
The survey projects the Trinamool and Congress are likely to win 210-220 seats, while the Left is likely to manage just 65-70 in a 294-member House.
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
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Latest survey results for tamil Nadu
AIADMK ALLIANCE:
AIADMK – 127
DMDK – 28
CPI – 7
CPI(M) – 6
MNMK – 3
PT – 2
TNKIP – 1
SMK – 1
AIFB – 1
RPI – 1
TOTAL – 177
DMK ALLIANCE
DMK – 30
INC – 11
PMK – 9
KMK – 3
IUML – 2
VCK – 1
MMK – 1
TOTAL – 57
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TAMIL NADU ELECTION 2011: DMK MOST CORRUPT GOVERNMENT, SAYS JAYALALITHA|THE WAR IS ON|DMK OR ADMK??|13 TH TAMILNADU ELECTION RESULTS
Hitting out at the M. Karunanidhi-led Dravida Munnettra Kazhagam (DMK) government, AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa on Wednesday described the DMK as the most corrupt government the state has witnessed.
Speaking to reporters after casting her vote, Jayalalithaa said the people of Tamil Nadu want a government, which is clear off all the corruption the DMK has brought in.
"People are disgusted with corruption, price rise, nepotism and total misrule. They want a change. AIADMK wants to put an end to all this. There has been corruption everywhere, but the magnitude and scale of the DMK government is unprecedented. The 2G scam is not the only scam that has the DMK in trouble. There are several other scams where the whole Karunanidhi family are involved," she added.
Expressing confidence that her party will come into power, she said: "We will see a landslide victory and sweeping victory for us. We are confident that we will get a clear majority to rule this state."
Meanwhile, polling is underway in 234 assembly constituencies. A total of 2,748 candidates, including 141 women, are in the fray to elect the 14th Tamil Nadu assembly.
The electorate would be deciding whether incumbent Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi would be given the chance to become the state head for a record sixth time and also enter the precincts of the assembly as its member for a record 12th time.
The others whose fate would be decided today include Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin (Kolathur constituency), actor-turned-politician and founder of DMDK A. Vijayakant (Rishivandiyam), PMK president G.K. Mani (Mettur), actor-turned-politician and founder of SMK R. Sarathkumar (Tenkasi), and Tamil Nadu Congress chief K.V. Thangkabalu (Mylapore).
Elaborate security arrangements have been made to ensure free and fair polls.
Beside state police, 240 companies of central paramilitary forces are being deployed across the state for the polls.
All sensitive polling booths have been placed under live camera surveillance since electronic voting machines are being placed on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters after casting her vote, Jayalalithaa said the people of Tamil Nadu want a government, which is clear off all the corruption the DMK has brought in.
"People are disgusted with corruption, price rise, nepotism and total misrule. They want a change. AIADMK wants to put an end to all this. There has been corruption everywhere, but the magnitude and scale of the DMK government is unprecedented. The 2G scam is not the only scam that has the DMK in trouble. There are several other scams where the whole Karunanidhi family are involved," she added.
Expressing confidence that her party will come into power, she said: "We will see a landslide victory and sweeping victory for us. We are confident that we will get a clear majority to rule this state."
Meanwhile, polling is underway in 234 assembly constituencies. A total of 2,748 candidates, including 141 women, are in the fray to elect the 14th Tamil Nadu assembly.
The electorate would be deciding whether incumbent Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi would be given the chance to become the state head for a record sixth time and also enter the precincts of the assembly as its member for a record 12th time.
The others whose fate would be decided today include Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin (Kolathur constituency), actor-turned-politician and founder of DMDK A. Vijayakant (Rishivandiyam), PMK president G.K. Mani (Mettur), actor-turned-politician and founder of SMK R. Sarathkumar (Tenkasi), and Tamil Nadu Congress chief K.V. Thangkabalu (Mylapore).
Elaborate security arrangements have been made to ensure free and fair polls.
Beside state police, 240 companies of central paramilitary forces are being deployed across the state for the polls.
All sensitive polling booths have been placed under live camera surveillance since electronic voting machines are being placed on Tuesday.
AIADMK FRONT ( SEAT ALLOTMENTS )
AIADMK - 160
DMDK - 41
Communist Party of India - 10
Communist Party of India (Marxist) - 12
Manithaneya Makkal Katchi - 3
Republican Party of India - 1
Puthiya Tamilakam[arunthadhiyar] - 2
All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam - 1
All India Forward Bloc - 1
Samathuva Makkal Katchi - 2
Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai - 1
Dr J.Jayalalithaa Announced 160 Revised Candidates Name List
1.Srirangam – Jayalalithaa, 2.Ponneri (R) – Pon Raja, 3.Tiruvallur – B.V. Ramana, 4.Poonamallee (R) – NSA R. Manimaran, 5.Avadi – S. Abdul Raheem, 6.Ambattur – S. Vedhachalam, 7.Madhavaram – V. Moorthy, 8.Tiruvottiyur – K. Kuppan, 9.Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar – P. Vetrivel, 10.Kolathur – Saidai S. Duraisamy
11.Villivakkam – J.C.D. Prabhakar, 12.Thiru-vi-Ka Nagar (R) – V. Neelakantan, 13.Royapuram – D. Jayakumar, 14.Harbour – Pazha Karuppiah, 15.Thousand Lights – B. Valarmathi, 16.Anna Nagar – S. Gokula Indra, 17.Saidapet – G. Senthamizhan, 18.Thiyaraya Nagar – V. P. Kalairajan, 19.Mylapore – R. Rajalakshmi, 20.Velacherry – M. K. Ashok
21.Shozhinganallur – K.P. Kandhan, 22.Sriperumbudur (R) – Molachur R. Perumal, 23.Pallavaram – P. Dhansingh, 24.Tambaram – T.K.M. Chinniah, 25.Thiruporur – Thandarai K. Manoharan, 26.Cheyyur (R) – V. S. Raji, 27.Madurantakam (R) – S. Kanitha Sampath, 28.Uthiramerur – Wallajahbad B. Ganesan, 29.Kancheepuram – V. Somasundaram, 30.Arakkonam (R) – S. Ravi
31.Katpadi – S.R.K. Appu, 32.Ranipet – A. Mohammedjohn, 33.Arcot – R. Srinivasan, 34.Vellore – Dr. V.S. Vijai, 35.Vaniyambadi – Kovi Sampathkumar, 36.Jolarpet – K.C. Veeramani, 37.Tiruppattur – K. G. Ramesh, 38.Uthangarai (R) – Mrs. Manoranjitham Nagaraj, 39.Bargur – K.E. Krishnamurthy, 40.Krishnagiri – K.P. Munusamy
41.Palacode – K.P. Anbalagan, 42.Pappireddippatti – P. Palaniappan, 43.Tiruvannamalai – S. Ramachandran, 44.Kilpennathur – A. K. Aranganathan, 45.Kalasapakkam – Agri S.S.Krishnamoorthy, 46.Polur – L. Jayasudha Lakshmikanthan, 47.Cheyyar – Mukkur N. Subramanian, 48.Vandavasi (R) – Seyyamoor V. Gunaseelan, 49.Mailam – K.P. Nagarajan, 50.Tindivanam (R) – Dr. T.Haridas
51.Vanur (R) – I. Janakiraman, 52.Villupuram – C. V. Shanmugam, 53.Ulundurpettai – R. Kumaraguru, 54.Sankarapuram – P. Mohan, 55.Kallakurichi (R) – P. Alaguvel Babu, 56.Attur (R) – S. Madheswaran, 57.Yercaud (R) – S. Perumal, 58.Omalur – Palpakki C. Krishnan, 59.Edappadi – K. Palanisamy, 60.Sankari – Vijayalakshmi Palanisamy
61.Salem (West) – G. Venkatachalam, 62.Salem (South) – M. K. Selvaraj, 63.Veerapandi – S. K. Selvam, 64.Rasipuram (R) – P. Dhanapal, 65.Senthamangalam (R) – K.P.P. Bhaskar, 66.Kumarapalayam – P. Thangamani, 67.Erode (West) – K.V. Ramalingam, 68.Modakkurichi – R.N. Kittusamy, 69.Dharapuram (R) – K. Ponnusamy, 70.Kangayam – N.S.N. Nataraj
71.Perundurai – Thoppu N.T.Venkatachalam, 72.Bhavani – P.G. Narayanan, 73.Anthiyur – S. S. Ramanidharan, 74.Gobichettipalayam – K.A. Sengottaiyan, 75.Udhagamandalam – Buddhi Chandran, 76.Mettuppalayam – O.K. Chinnaraj, 77.Avinashi (R) – A.A. Karuppusamy, 78.Tiruppur (North) – M.S.M. Anandan, 79.Palladam – K.P. Paramasivam, 80.Kavundampalayam – V. C. Arukutty
81.Coimbatore (North) – Tha Malaravan, 82.Thondamuthur – S.P. Velumani, 83.Coimbatore (South) – R. Duraisamy, 84.Singanallur – R. Chinnasamy, 85.Kinathukadavu – S. Damodharan, 86.Pollachi – M.K. Muthukaruppannasamy, 87.Udumalpet – Pollachi V. Jayaraman, 88.Madathukulam – C. Shanmugavelu, 89.Palani – K.S.N. Venugopalu, 90.Oddanchathram – P. Balasubramani
91.Vedasandur – S. Palanisamy, 92.Aravakurichi – V. Senthilnathan, 93.Karur – V. Senthil Balaji, 94.Krisnarayapuram (R) – S. Kamaraj, 95.Kulithalai – A. Pappa Sundaram, 96.Manapparai – R. Chandra Sekhar, 97.Tiruchi (West) – N. Mariam Pitchai, 98.Tiruchi (East) – R. Manoharan, 99.Natham – R. Viswanathan, 100.Manachanallur – T.P.Poonatchi
101.Musiri – N.R. Sivapathi, 102.Thuraiyur (R) – T. Indira Gandhi, 103.Perambalur (R) – Ilambai Era Tamil Selvan, 104.Ariyalur – Durai Manivel, 105.Jayankondam – P. Ilavazhagan, 106.Neyveli – M.P.S. Sivasubramanian, 107.Cuddalore – M.C. Sampath, 108.Kurinjipadi – R. Rajendran, 109.Bhuvanagiri – Selvi Ramajayam, 110.Kattumannarkoil (R) – N. Murukku Maran
111.Sirkazhi (R) – M. Sakthi, 112.Poompuhar – S. Pavunraj, 113.Nagapattinam – K.A. Jayapal, 114.edaranyam – N.V. Kamaraj, 115.Mannargudi – Siva Rajamanickam, 116.Tiruvarur – Kodavasal M. Rajendran, 117.Nannilam – R. Kamaraj, 118.Thiruvidaimarudur(R) – T. Pandiarajan, 119.Kumbakonam – Rama Ramanathan, 120.Papanasam – R Duraikannu
121.Tiruvaiyaru – M Rethinasamy, 122.Thanjavur – M Rengasamy, 123.Orathanadu – R Vaithilingam, 124.Gandharvakottai (R) – N Subramanian, 125.Viralimalai – Dr C Vijayabaskar, 126.Thirumayam – P K Vairamuthu, 127.Alangudi – K P Krishnan, 128.Aranthangi – M Rajanayagam, 129.Karaikudi – Chozhan Sitha Palanisamy, 130.Tirupattur – R S Raja Kannappan
131.Manamadurai (Res) – M Gunasekaran, 132.Melur – R Samy, 133.Madurai East – K Tamilarasan, 134.Sholavandan (R) – M V Karuppaiah, 135.Madurai North – A K Bose, 136.Madurai West – Sellur K Raju, 137.irumangalam – M Muthuramalingam, 138.Andipatti – Thanga Tamilselvan, 139.Bodinayakanur – O Panneerselvam, 140.Rajapalayam – K Gopalsamy
141.Sattur – R B Udayakumar, 142.Sivakasi – K T Rajendra Balaji, 143.Aruppukottai – Vaigai Selvan, 144.Killiyoor – R George, 145.Paramakudi (R) – S Sundarraj, 146.Mudukulathur – M Murugan, 147.Vilathikulam – G V Markandeyan, 148.Thoothukudi – A. Paul, 149.Tiruchendur – P R Manoharan, 150.Srivaikuntam – S P Shanmuganathan, 151.Kovilpatti – Kadambur S Raju, 152.Sankarankoil (R) – S. Karuppasamy, 153.Vasudevanallur (R) – . Dr. S. Duraiappa, 154.Kadayanallur – P. Senthoor Pandian, 155.Alangulam – P.G. Rajendran, 156.Tirunelveli – Nainar Nagendran, 157.Ambasamudram – Isakki Subbiah, 158.Kanniyakumari – K. T. Pachaimal, 159.Nagercoil – Nanjil A. Murugesan, 160.Colachel – P Lawrence.
DMDK - 41
Communist Party of India - 10
Communist Party of India (Marxist) - 12
Manithaneya Makkal Katchi - 3
Republican Party of India - 1
Puthiya Tamilakam[arunthadhiyar] - 2
All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam - 1
All India Forward Bloc - 1
Samathuva Makkal Katchi - 2
Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai - 1
Dr J.Jayalalithaa Announced 160 Revised Candidates Name List
1.Srirangam – Jayalalithaa, 2.Ponneri (R) – Pon Raja, 3.Tiruvallur – B.V. Ramana, 4.Poonamallee (R) – NSA R. Manimaran, 5.Avadi – S. Abdul Raheem, 6.Ambattur – S. Vedhachalam, 7.Madhavaram – V. Moorthy, 8.Tiruvottiyur – K. Kuppan, 9.Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar – P. Vetrivel, 10.Kolathur – Saidai S. Duraisamy
11.Villivakkam – J.C.D. Prabhakar, 12.Thiru-vi-Ka Nagar (R) – V. Neelakantan, 13.Royapuram – D. Jayakumar, 14.Harbour – Pazha Karuppiah, 15.Thousand Lights – B. Valarmathi, 16.Anna Nagar – S. Gokula Indra, 17.Saidapet – G. Senthamizhan, 18.Thiyaraya Nagar – V. P. Kalairajan, 19.Mylapore – R. Rajalakshmi, 20.Velacherry – M. K. Ashok
21.Shozhinganallur – K.P. Kandhan, 22.Sriperumbudur (R) – Molachur R. Perumal, 23.Pallavaram – P. Dhansingh, 24.Tambaram – T.K.M. Chinniah, 25.Thiruporur – Thandarai K. Manoharan, 26.Cheyyur (R) – V. S. Raji, 27.Madurantakam (R) – S. Kanitha Sampath, 28.Uthiramerur – Wallajahbad B. Ganesan, 29.Kancheepuram – V. Somasundaram, 30.Arakkonam (R) – S. Ravi
31.Katpadi – S.R.K. Appu, 32.Ranipet – A. Mohammedjohn, 33.Arcot – R. Srinivasan, 34.Vellore – Dr. V.S. Vijai, 35.Vaniyambadi – Kovi Sampathkumar, 36.Jolarpet – K.C. Veeramani, 37.Tiruppattur – K. G. Ramesh, 38.Uthangarai (R) – Mrs. Manoranjitham Nagaraj, 39.Bargur – K.E. Krishnamurthy, 40.Krishnagiri – K.P. Munusamy
41.Palacode – K.P. Anbalagan, 42.Pappireddippatti – P. Palaniappan, 43.Tiruvannamalai – S. Ramachandran, 44.Kilpennathur – A. K. Aranganathan, 45.Kalasapakkam – Agri S.S.Krishnamoorthy, 46.Polur – L. Jayasudha Lakshmikanthan, 47.Cheyyar – Mukkur N. Subramanian, 48.Vandavasi (R) – Seyyamoor V. Gunaseelan, 49.Mailam – K.P. Nagarajan, 50.Tindivanam (R) – Dr. T.Haridas
51.Vanur (R) – I. Janakiraman, 52.Villupuram – C. V. Shanmugam, 53.Ulundurpettai – R. Kumaraguru, 54.Sankarapuram – P. Mohan, 55.Kallakurichi (R) – P. Alaguvel Babu, 56.Attur (R) – S. Madheswaran, 57.Yercaud (R) – S. Perumal, 58.Omalur – Palpakki C. Krishnan, 59.Edappadi – K. Palanisamy, 60.Sankari – Vijayalakshmi Palanisamy
61.Salem (West) – G. Venkatachalam, 62.Salem (South) – M. K. Selvaraj, 63.Veerapandi – S. K. Selvam, 64.Rasipuram (R) – P. Dhanapal, 65.Senthamangalam (R) – K.P.P. Bhaskar, 66.Kumarapalayam – P. Thangamani, 67.Erode (West) – K.V. Ramalingam, 68.Modakkurichi – R.N. Kittusamy, 69.Dharapuram (R) – K. Ponnusamy, 70.Kangayam – N.S.N. Nataraj
71.Perundurai – Thoppu N.T.Venkatachalam, 72.Bhavani – P.G. Narayanan, 73.Anthiyur – S. S. Ramanidharan, 74.Gobichettipalayam – K.A. Sengottaiyan, 75.Udhagamandalam – Buddhi Chandran, 76.Mettuppalayam – O.K. Chinnaraj, 77.Avinashi (R) – A.A. Karuppusamy, 78.Tiruppur (North) – M.S.M. Anandan, 79.Palladam – K.P. Paramasivam, 80.Kavundampalayam – V. C. Arukutty
81.Coimbatore (North) – Tha Malaravan, 82.Thondamuthur – S.P. Velumani, 83.Coimbatore (South) – R. Duraisamy, 84.Singanallur – R. Chinnasamy, 85.Kinathukadavu – S. Damodharan, 86.Pollachi – M.K. Muthukaruppannasamy, 87.Udumalpet – Pollachi V. Jayaraman, 88.Madathukulam – C. Shanmugavelu, 89.Palani – K.S.N. Venugopalu, 90.Oddanchathram – P. Balasubramani
91.Vedasandur – S. Palanisamy, 92.Aravakurichi – V. Senthilnathan, 93.Karur – V. Senthil Balaji, 94.Krisnarayapuram (R) – S. Kamaraj, 95.Kulithalai – A. Pappa Sundaram, 96.Manapparai – R. Chandra Sekhar, 97.Tiruchi (West) – N. Mariam Pitchai, 98.Tiruchi (East) – R. Manoharan, 99.Natham – R. Viswanathan, 100.Manachanallur – T.P.Poonatchi
101.Musiri – N.R. Sivapathi, 102.Thuraiyur (R) – T. Indira Gandhi, 103.Perambalur (R) – Ilambai Era Tamil Selvan, 104.Ariyalur – Durai Manivel, 105.Jayankondam – P. Ilavazhagan, 106.Neyveli – M.P.S. Sivasubramanian, 107.Cuddalore – M.C. Sampath, 108.Kurinjipadi – R. Rajendran, 109.Bhuvanagiri – Selvi Ramajayam, 110.Kattumannarkoil (R) – N. Murukku Maran
111.Sirkazhi (R) – M. Sakthi, 112.Poompuhar – S. Pavunraj, 113.Nagapattinam – K.A. Jayapal, 114.edaranyam – N.V. Kamaraj, 115.Mannargudi – Siva Rajamanickam, 116.Tiruvarur – Kodavasal M. Rajendran, 117.Nannilam – R. Kamaraj, 118.Thiruvidaimarudur(R) – T. Pandiarajan, 119.Kumbakonam – Rama Ramanathan, 120.Papanasam – R Duraikannu
121.Tiruvaiyaru – M Rethinasamy, 122.Thanjavur – M Rengasamy, 123.Orathanadu – R Vaithilingam, 124.Gandharvakottai (R) – N Subramanian, 125.Viralimalai – Dr C Vijayabaskar, 126.Thirumayam – P K Vairamuthu, 127.Alangudi – K P Krishnan, 128.Aranthangi – M Rajanayagam, 129.Karaikudi – Chozhan Sitha Palanisamy, 130.Tirupattur – R S Raja Kannappan
131.Manamadurai (Res) – M Gunasekaran, 132.Melur – R Samy, 133.Madurai East – K Tamilarasan, 134.Sholavandan (R) – M V Karuppaiah, 135.Madurai North – A K Bose, 136.Madurai West – Sellur K Raju, 137.irumangalam – M Muthuramalingam, 138.Andipatti – Thanga Tamilselvan, 139.Bodinayakanur – O Panneerselvam, 140.Rajapalayam – K Gopalsamy
141.Sattur – R B Udayakumar, 142.Sivakasi – K T Rajendra Balaji, 143.Aruppukottai – Vaigai Selvan, 144.Killiyoor – R George, 145.Paramakudi (R) – S Sundarraj, 146.Mudukulathur – M Murugan, 147.Vilathikulam – G V Markandeyan, 148.Thoothukudi – A. Paul, 149.Tiruchendur – P R Manoharan, 150.Srivaikuntam – S P Shanmuganathan, 151.Kovilpatti – Kadambur S Raju, 152.Sankarankoil (R) – S. Karuppasamy, 153.Vasudevanallur (R) – . Dr. S. Duraiappa, 154.Kadayanallur – P. Senthoor Pandian, 155.Alangulam – P.G. Rajendran, 156.Tirunelveli – Nainar Nagendran, 157.Ambasamudram – Isakki Subbiah, 158.Kanniyakumari – K. T. Pachaimal, 159.Nagercoil – Nanjil A. Murugesan, 160.Colachel – P Lawrence.
DMK FRONT ( SEAT ALLOTMENTS )
DMK - 119
Congress - 63
PMK - 30
Viduthlalai Chiruthaigal Katchi- 10
Kongu Nadu Munnetra Kazhagam - 7
Indian Union Muslim League - 3
Moovender Munetra Kazhagam - 1
Perunthalaivar Makkal Katchi(PTMK) - 1
Dr M.Karunanithi Announced 119 Dmk Candidate list
1.Tiruvarur – M.Karunanidhi, 2.Villivakkam – K.Anbazhagan, 3.Kolathur – M.K.Stalin, 4.Egmore (R) – Parithi Ellamvazhuthi, 5.Dr. Radhakrishnan Nagar – P.K. Sekar Babu, 6.Chepauk – Thiruvallikeni – J. Anbazhagan, 7.Thousand Lights – Hasan Mohammed Jinnah, 8.Virugampakkam – K. Dhanasekaran, 9.Saidapet – M. Mahesh Kumar,10.Ponneri (R) – A. Manimekalai.
11.Thiruvallur – E.A.P. Sivaji, 12.Ambattur – B. Ranganathan, 13.Madavaram – Kanimozhi, 14.Tiruvottiyur – K.P.P. Sami, 15.Pallavaram – T.M. Anbarasan, 16.Tambaram – S.R. Raja, 17. Uthiramerur – Pon Kumar, 18.Katpadi – Durai Murugan, 19.Ranipet – R. Gandhi, 20.Kilvaithinankuppam (R) – K. Seetharaman
21.Gudiyattam (R) – K. Rajamarthandan, 22.Tiruppathur – S. Rajendran, 23.Thiruvannamalai – E.V.Velu, 24.Kilpennathur – K. Pitchandi, 25.Arni – R. Sivanandam, 26.Vandavasi (R) – S.P.J. Kamalakannan, 27.Vanur (R) – S. Pushparaj, 28.Viluppuram – K. Ponmudy, 29.Vikravandi – K. Radhamani, 30.Tirukkoilur – M. Thangam
31.Sankarapuram – T. Udayasuriyan, 32.Panruti – Saba. Rajendran, 33.Cuddalore – Ela. Pugazenthi, 34.Kurinjipadi – M.R.K. Panneerselvam, 35.Thiruvidaimarudur (R) – Kovi. Sezhiyan, 36.Kumbakonam – K. Anbazhagan, 37.Thiruvaiyaru – Kallanai S. Chellakannu, 38.Thanjavur – S.N.M. Ubayadullah, 39.Orathanadu – T. Mahesh Krishnasami, 40.Kilvelur (R) – U. Mathivanan
41.Mannargudi – T.R.P. Raja, 42.Nannilam – R. Elangovan, 43.Srirangam – N. Anand, 44.Tiruchi (West) – K.N. Nehru, 45.Tiruchi (East) – Anbil Periyasamy, 46.Thiruverumbur – K.N. Sekaran, 47.Lalgudi – A.Soundarapandian, 48.Manachanallur – N. Selvaraj, 49.Thuraiyur (R) – S. Parimaladevi, 50.Perambalur (R) – M. Prabhakaran
51.Kunnam – S.S. Sivasankar, 52.Aravakurichi – K.C. Palanichami, 53.Krishnarayapuram (R) – T. Kamaraj, 54.Kulithalai – R. Manickam, 55.Gandharvakottai (R) – Kavithaipithan, 56.Viralimalai – S. Reghupathy 57.Pudukkottai – Periyannan Arasu, 58.Gangavalli (R) – K. Chinnadurai, 59.Yercaud (R) – C. Tamilselvan, 60.Sankari –Veerapandi S. Arumugam
61.Salem (South) – S.R. Sivalingam, 62.Salem (West) – R. Rajendran, 63.Veerapandi – Veerapandi A. Rajendran, 64.Rasipuram (R) – V.P. Duraisami, 65.Senthamangalam (R) – K. Ponnusamy, 66.Kumarapalayam – Veppadai G. Selvaraj, 67.Pennagaram – P.N.P. Inbasekaran, 68.Pappireddippatti – V. Mullaivendan, 69.Veppanahalli – T. Senguttuvan, 70.Thalli – Y.Prakash
71.Mettuppalayam – B. Arunkumar, 72.Kavundampalayam – T.P. Subramanian, 73.Coimbatore (North) – M. Veeragopal, 74.Coimbatore (South) – Pongalur N.Palanisamy, 75.Kinathukadavu – M.Kannappan, 76.Dharapuram (R) – R.Jayanthi, 77.Tiruppur (North) – C.Govindasami, 78.Madathukulam – M.P.Saminathan, 79.Erode (East) – S.Muthusamy, 80.Anthiyur – N.K.K.P.Raja
81.Bhavanisagar (R) – Lokeshwari, 82.Gudalur (R) – M.Dravidamani, 83.Coonoor – K.Ramachandran, 84.Melur – Rani Rajamanickam, 85.Madurai East – P.Murthy, 86.Madurai Central – S.S.Ghouse Batcha, 87.Madurai West – K.Thalapathy, 88.Thirumangalam – M.Manimaran, 89.Usilampatti – S.O.Ramasamy, 90.Palani – E.P.Senthilkumar
91.Oddanchatram – R.Chakrapani, 92.Athoor – I.Periasamy, 93.Natham – K.Vijayan, 94.Andipatti – L.Mukkaiah, 95.Periyakulam (R) – V.Anbazhagan, 96.Bodinayakanur – S.Lakshmanan, 97.Cumbum – N.Ramakrishnan, 98.Tiruvadanai – Suba Thangavelan, 99.Mudhukulathur – V.Sathyamurthy, 100.Tiruppattur – K.R.Periakaruppan
101.Manamadurai (R) – Tamizharasi Ravikumar, 102.Rajapalayam – S.Thangapandian, 103.Srivilliputhur (R) – R.K.V.Durai, 104.Sattur – A.Kadarkarai Raj, 105.Sivakasi – Vanaraja, 106.Aruppukkottai – K.K.S.S.R.Ramachandran, 107.Tiruchuli – Thangam Thennarasu, 108.Sankarankovil (R) – M.Uma Maheshwari, 109.Tenkasi – V.Karuppasamy Pandian, 110.Alangulam – Poongothai Aladi Aruna
111.Tirunelveli – A.L.S.Lakshmanan, 112.Ambasamudram – R.Avudaiappan, 113.Palayamkottai – T.P.M.Mohideen Khan, 114.Tuticorin – Geetha Jeevan, 115.Tiruchendur – Anitha R.Radhakrishnan, 116.Ottapidaram (R) – S.Raja, 117.Kanyakumari – N.Suresh Rajan, 118.Nagercoil – R.Mahesh, 119.Padmanabhapuram – Pushpaleela Alban.
Congress - 63
PMK - 30
Viduthlalai Chiruthaigal Katchi- 10
Kongu Nadu Munnetra Kazhagam - 7
Indian Union Muslim League - 3
Moovender Munetra Kazhagam - 1
Perunthalaivar Makkal Katchi(PTMK) - 1
Dr M.Karunanithi Announced 119 Dmk Candidate list
1.Tiruvarur – M.Karunanidhi, 2.Villivakkam – K.Anbazhagan, 3.Kolathur – M.K.Stalin, 4.Egmore (R) – Parithi Ellamvazhuthi, 5.Dr. Radhakrishnan Nagar – P.K. Sekar Babu, 6.Chepauk – Thiruvallikeni – J. Anbazhagan, 7.Thousand Lights – Hasan Mohammed Jinnah, 8.Virugampakkam – K. Dhanasekaran, 9.Saidapet – M. Mahesh Kumar,10.Ponneri (R) – A. Manimekalai.
11.Thiruvallur – E.A.P. Sivaji, 12.Ambattur – B. Ranganathan, 13.Madavaram – Kanimozhi, 14.Tiruvottiyur – K.P.P. Sami, 15.Pallavaram – T.M. Anbarasan, 16.Tambaram – S.R. Raja, 17. Uthiramerur – Pon Kumar, 18.Katpadi – Durai Murugan, 19.Ranipet – R. Gandhi, 20.Kilvaithinankuppam (R) – K. Seetharaman
21.Gudiyattam (R) – K. Rajamarthandan, 22.Tiruppathur – S. Rajendran, 23.Thiruvannamalai – E.V.Velu, 24.Kilpennathur – K. Pitchandi, 25.Arni – R. Sivanandam, 26.Vandavasi (R) – S.P.J. Kamalakannan, 27.Vanur (R) – S. Pushparaj, 28.Viluppuram – K. Ponmudy, 29.Vikravandi – K. Radhamani, 30.Tirukkoilur – M. Thangam
31.Sankarapuram – T. Udayasuriyan, 32.Panruti – Saba. Rajendran, 33.Cuddalore – Ela. Pugazenthi, 34.Kurinjipadi – M.R.K. Panneerselvam, 35.Thiruvidaimarudur (R) – Kovi. Sezhiyan, 36.Kumbakonam – K. Anbazhagan, 37.Thiruvaiyaru – Kallanai S. Chellakannu, 38.Thanjavur – S.N.M. Ubayadullah, 39.Orathanadu – T. Mahesh Krishnasami, 40.Kilvelur (R) – U. Mathivanan
41.Mannargudi – T.R.P. Raja, 42.Nannilam – R. Elangovan, 43.Srirangam – N. Anand, 44.Tiruchi (West) – K.N. Nehru, 45.Tiruchi (East) – Anbil Periyasamy, 46.Thiruverumbur – K.N. Sekaran, 47.Lalgudi – A.Soundarapandian, 48.Manachanallur – N. Selvaraj, 49.Thuraiyur (R) – S. Parimaladevi, 50.Perambalur (R) – M. Prabhakaran
51.Kunnam – S.S. Sivasankar, 52.Aravakurichi – K.C. Palanichami, 53.Krishnarayapuram (R) – T. Kamaraj, 54.Kulithalai – R. Manickam, 55.Gandharvakottai (R) – Kavithaipithan, 56.Viralimalai – S. Reghupathy 57.Pudukkottai – Periyannan Arasu, 58.Gangavalli (R) – K. Chinnadurai, 59.Yercaud (R) – C. Tamilselvan, 60.Sankari –Veerapandi S. Arumugam
61.Salem (South) – S.R. Sivalingam, 62.Salem (West) – R. Rajendran, 63.Veerapandi – Veerapandi A. Rajendran, 64.Rasipuram (R) – V.P. Duraisami, 65.Senthamangalam (R) – K. Ponnusamy, 66.Kumarapalayam – Veppadai G. Selvaraj, 67.Pennagaram – P.N.P. Inbasekaran, 68.Pappireddippatti – V. Mullaivendan, 69.Veppanahalli – T. Senguttuvan, 70.Thalli – Y.Prakash
71.Mettuppalayam – B. Arunkumar, 72.Kavundampalayam – T.P. Subramanian, 73.Coimbatore (North) – M. Veeragopal, 74.Coimbatore (South) – Pongalur N.Palanisamy, 75.Kinathukadavu – M.Kannappan, 76.Dharapuram (R) – R.Jayanthi, 77.Tiruppur (North) – C.Govindasami, 78.Madathukulam – M.P.Saminathan, 79.Erode (East) – S.Muthusamy, 80.Anthiyur – N.K.K.P.Raja
81.Bhavanisagar (R) – Lokeshwari, 82.Gudalur (R) – M.Dravidamani, 83.Coonoor – K.Ramachandran, 84.Melur – Rani Rajamanickam, 85.Madurai East – P.Murthy, 86.Madurai Central – S.S.Ghouse Batcha, 87.Madurai West – K.Thalapathy, 88.Thirumangalam – M.Manimaran, 89.Usilampatti – S.O.Ramasamy, 90.Palani – E.P.Senthilkumar
91.Oddanchatram – R.Chakrapani, 92.Athoor – I.Periasamy, 93.Natham – K.Vijayan, 94.Andipatti – L.Mukkaiah, 95.Periyakulam (R) – V.Anbazhagan, 96.Bodinayakanur – S.Lakshmanan, 97.Cumbum – N.Ramakrishnan, 98.Tiruvadanai – Suba Thangavelan, 99.Mudhukulathur – V.Sathyamurthy, 100.Tiruppattur – K.R.Periakaruppan
101.Manamadurai (R) – Tamizharasi Ravikumar, 102.Rajapalayam – S.Thangapandian, 103.Srivilliputhur (R) – R.K.V.Durai, 104.Sattur – A.Kadarkarai Raj, 105.Sivakasi – Vanaraja, 106.Aruppukkottai – K.K.S.S.R.Ramachandran, 107.Tiruchuli – Thangam Thennarasu, 108.Sankarankovil (R) – M.Uma Maheshwari, 109.Tenkasi – V.Karuppasamy Pandian, 110.Alangulam – Poongothai Aladi Aruna
111.Tirunelveli – A.L.S.Lakshmanan, 112.Ambasamudram – R.Avudaiappan, 113.Palayamkottai – T.P.M.Mohideen Khan, 114.Tuticorin – Geetha Jeevan, 115.Tiruchendur – Anitha R.Radhakrishnan, 116.Ottapidaram (R) – S.Raja, 117.Kanyakumari – N.Suresh Rajan, 118.Nagercoil – R.Mahesh, 119.Padmanabhapuram – Pushpaleela Alban.
THE FOURTEENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTION TAMIL NADU HELD ON 13 APRIL 2011
Tamil Nadu is the eleventh largest state in India. Its capital is Chennai, The fourteenth legislative assembly election will be held on 13 April 2011 to elect members from 234 constituencies in Tamil Nadu. Election results will be released on 13 May 2011.
The parties in Tamil Nadu : DMK, AIADMK, MDMK, Indian National Congress, PMK, BJP, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, Indian Union Muslim League , Moovendar Munnetra Kazhagam, Pudhiya Bharatham, Kongunadu Munnetra Kazhagam, Perunthalaivar Makkal Katchi, Janata Party, Janata Dal (United), Ahila India Naadalum Makkal Katchi, BSP, Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist), Manithaneya Makkal Katchi, Republican Party of India, Puthiya Tamilakam, All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam, All India Forward Bloc, Samathuva Makkal Katchi, Vanniar Association, Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai.
1. (26.3.2011 Saturday) -- Last date for making Nominations
2. (28.3.2011 Monday ) -- Scrutiny of Nominations
3. (30.3.2011 Wednesday ) -- Last date for withdrawal of candidature
4. (13.4.2011 Wednesday ) -- Date of Poll
5. (13.5.2011 Friday ) -- Counting of Votes
6. (16.5.2011 Monday ) -- Date before which process shall be completed
The parties in Tamil Nadu : DMK, AIADMK, MDMK, Indian National Congress, PMK, BJP, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, Indian Union Muslim League , Moovendar Munnetra Kazhagam, Pudhiya Bharatham, Kongunadu Munnetra Kazhagam, Perunthalaivar Makkal Katchi, Janata Party, Janata Dal (United), Ahila India Naadalum Makkal Katchi, BSP, Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist), Manithaneya Makkal Katchi, Republican Party of India, Puthiya Tamilakam, All India Moovendar Munnani Kazhagam, All India Forward Bloc, Samathuva Makkal Katchi, Vanniar Association, Tamil Nadu Kongu Ilaignar Peravai.
1. (26.3.2011 Saturday) -- Last date for making Nominations
2. (28.3.2011 Monday ) -- Scrutiny of Nominations
3. (30.3.2011 Wednesday ) -- Last date for withdrawal of candidature
4. (13.4.2011 Wednesday ) -- Date of Poll
5. (13.5.2011 Friday ) -- Counting of Votes
6. (16.5.2011 Monday ) -- Date before which process shall be completed
OPINION POLL TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2011
Southern State of Tamil Nadu is going for poll on 13th April and results of this election will be declared on 13th May, 2011. Meanwhile many opinion polls by many news papers and independent members are available in front of us. Most of these opinion polls are pointing towards same results that AIADMK alliance will get victory in coming assembly election. I also collected data of around 50000 online votes and out of which 33500 voted in favor of AIADMK alliance.
If I add all this data then results come in this way that AIADMK alliance is going to win above 60% seats in coming election which means 140 plus seats. However, everyone is giving importance to one fact that there will be very less difference in vote share of both parties which means that losing margin of candidates will be very small. Tamil Nadu politics is full of small parties and free gifts to public.
Both AIABMK alliance and DMK alliance are equally popular and strong and election will win be determined by small difference of votes. It is wrong to predict any thing related to Tamil Nadu till end because no clear picture is coming out so far. Opinion polls can vary greatly and online polls are mostly wrong. Though, we can say that there is slight edge for AIADMK alliance and it can win this election if all factors and new alliances work in its favour.
Available Opinion poll predictions are
AIADMK Alliance 140 plus seats
DMK Alliance 60 plus seats
Others 20 plus seats
If I add all this data then results come in this way that AIADMK alliance is going to win above 60% seats in coming election which means 140 plus seats. However, everyone is giving importance to one fact that there will be very less difference in vote share of both parties which means that losing margin of candidates will be very small. Tamil Nadu politics is full of small parties and free gifts to public.
Both AIABMK alliance and DMK alliance are equally popular and strong and election will win be determined by small difference of votes. It is wrong to predict any thing related to Tamil Nadu till end because no clear picture is coming out so far. Opinion polls can vary greatly and online polls are mostly wrong. Though, we can say that there is slight edge for AIADMK alliance and it can win this election if all factors and new alliances work in its favour.
Available Opinion poll predictions are
AIADMK Alliance 140 plus seats
DMK Alliance 60 plus seats
Others 20 plus seats
TN TAMILNADU ELECTION ASSEMBLY RESULTS 13 MAY 2011 ANNOUNCED DECLARED|WHO WILL WIN TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2011?
Election commission of India has announced dates of forthcoming assembly election in Tamilnadu. Assembly Election will take place in Tamil Nadu on 13th April and results of this election will be declared on 13th May. This election result will tell that DMK (The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam) and its alliance partners will stay in power in Tamil Nadu or All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) and its alliance partners will steal power.
In 2006 Tamilnadu Assembly election, DMK alliance got major success by winning 163 seats out of 234 seats with gain of 94 seats over 2001 assembly election. The main partners of DMK alliance were DMK, Congress, PMK, CPI (M), CPI and Muslim League. On the other hand, AIADMK alliance got only 69 seats with loss of 63 seats. The main partners of AIADMK alliance were AIADMK, MDMK, VCK, JD(S), FB(S).
Tamil Nadu politics is totally dominated by regional and small political parties with some base of Congress and BJP. Main leading political parties of Tamil Nadu are DMK and AIADMK and this time also, we can see new chief minister from one of these parties only. To the main question that who will win Tamil Nadu assembly Election then one thing is clear that DMK alliance is going to loss some seats because of large numbers of corruption charges against it while AIADMK alliance is going to gain seats.
For making government in Tamilnadu, any political party or alliance needs to win 117 or more seats. In 2009 Loksabha Election too DMK alliance has shown good performance by winning 67% Loksabha seats; though, this time it is not going to be easy for DMK alliance to repeat similar performance because of big corruption scandals and increasing prices of common items.
At present political fight is very fierce in Tamil Nadu with some edge for AIADMK alliance if we give importance to past political history of state; however, presence of so many political parties and factors make it hard to present a good picture. For exact results, we are required to wait till 13th May, 2011 when final counting will take place.
In 2006 Tamilnadu Assembly election, DMK alliance got major success by winning 163 seats out of 234 seats with gain of 94 seats over 2001 assembly election. The main partners of DMK alliance were DMK, Congress, PMK, CPI (M), CPI and Muslim League. On the other hand, AIADMK alliance got only 69 seats with loss of 63 seats. The main partners of AIADMK alliance were AIADMK, MDMK, VCK, JD(S), FB(S).
Tamil Nadu politics is totally dominated by regional and small political parties with some base of Congress and BJP. Main leading political parties of Tamil Nadu are DMK and AIADMK and this time also, we can see new chief minister from one of these parties only. To the main question that who will win Tamil Nadu assembly Election then one thing is clear that DMK alliance is going to loss some seats because of large numbers of corruption charges against it while AIADMK alliance is going to gain seats.
For making government in Tamilnadu, any political party or alliance needs to win 117 or more seats. In 2009 Loksabha Election too DMK alliance has shown good performance by winning 67% Loksabha seats; though, this time it is not going to be easy for DMK alliance to repeat similar performance because of big corruption scandals and increasing prices of common items.
At present political fight is very fierce in Tamil Nadu with some edge for AIADMK alliance if we give importance to past political history of state; however, presence of so many political parties and factors make it hard to present a good picture. For exact results, we are required to wait till 13th May, 2011 when final counting will take place.
TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2011 SCHEDULE
S. No. Poll Event Dates ( All 234 ACs)
1. Issue of Notification 19.3.2011 (Saturday)
2. Last date for making Nominations 26.3.2011 (Saturday)
3. Scrutiny of Nominations 28.3.2011 (Monday)
4. Last date for withdrawal of candidature 30.3.2011 (Wednesday)
5. Date of Poll 13.4.2011 (Wednesday)
6. Counting of Votes 13.5.2011 (Friday)
7. Date before which process be completed 16.5.2011 (Monday)
1. Issue of Notification 19.3.2011 (Saturday)
2. Last date for making Nominations 26.3.2011 (Saturday)
3. Scrutiny of Nominations 28.3.2011 (Monday)
4. Last date for withdrawal of candidature 30.3.2011 (Wednesday)
5. Date of Poll 13.4.2011 (Wednesday)
6. Counting of Votes 13.5.2011 (Friday)
7. Date before which process be completed 16.5.2011 (Monday)
DISTRICTWISE TAMIL NADU CONSTITUENCIES FOR 2011 ELECTIONS
Districtwise Tamil Nadu Constituencies For 2011 Elections
Chennai
Coimbatore
Cuddalore
Dharmapuri
Dindigul
Erode
Kancheepuram
Kanniyakumari
Karur
Krishnagiri
Madurai
Nagapattinam
Namakkal
Nilgiris
Perambalur
Pudukkottai
Ramanathapuram
Salem
Sivaganga
Thanjavur
Theni
Thiruvallur
Thiruvarur
Thoothukudi
Tiruchirappalli
Tirunelveli
Tiruvannamalai
Vellore
Villupuram
Virudhunagar
Chennai
Coimbatore
Cuddalore
Dharmapuri
Dindigul
Erode
Kancheepuram
Kanniyakumari
Karur
Krishnagiri
Madurai
Nagapattinam
Namakkal
Nilgiris
Perambalur
Pudukkottai
Ramanathapuram
Salem
Sivaganga
Thanjavur
Theni
Thiruvallur
Thiruvarur
Thoothukudi
Tiruchirappalli
Tirunelveli
Tiruvannamalai
Vellore
Villupuram
Virudhunagar
TAMIL NADU ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES FOR 2011 POLLS
Tamil Nadu marks the southernmost boundary of India and is spread across 511 sq kms. It's India's 11th largest state and seventh largest in terms of population.
Tamil Nadu has already seen 13 assembly elections and the state politics has always revolved around few prominent personalities. Congress was a powerful force in the state till the mid 1960s. But anti-Hindu protests and mass agitations soon made DMK the popular choice and in 1967 DMK's Annadurai became the Chief Minister. After Annadurai's death in 1969, M Karunanidhi became the C M. 1972 saw one of the biggest political forces to emerge from Tamil Nadu, M G Ramachandran. M G broke from DMK and floated his own party ADMK, which was later renamed as AIADMK. MG was the CM of the state from 1977 to 1987, the year he died. J Jayalalithaa was later elected as General Secretary of AIADMK. Since then, it has been a clear war between DMK and AIADMK, or Karunanidhi and Jayalalithaa, with voters choosing either of the two in subsequent elections.
Over the past decade, some smaller parties have found favour with the voters. Vijayakanth's DMDK, Vaiko's MDMK and Ramdoss's PMK along with Congress, all have the capability to become the king makers, in case a clear majority is not achieved by DMK and AIADMK.
Tamil Nadu has already seen 13 assembly elections and the state politics has always revolved around few prominent personalities. Congress was a powerful force in the state till the mid 1960s. But anti-Hindu protests and mass agitations soon made DMK the popular choice and in 1967 DMK's Annadurai became the Chief Minister. After Annadurai's death in 1969, M Karunanidhi became the C M. 1972 saw one of the biggest political forces to emerge from Tamil Nadu, M G Ramachandran. M G broke from DMK and floated his own party ADMK, which was later renamed as AIADMK. MG was the CM of the state from 1977 to 1987, the year he died. J Jayalalithaa was later elected as General Secretary of AIADMK. Since then, it has been a clear war between DMK and AIADMK, or Karunanidhi and Jayalalithaa, with voters choosing either of the two in subsequent elections.
Over the past decade, some smaller parties have found favour with the voters. Vijayakanth's DMDK, Vaiko's MDMK and Ramdoss's PMK along with Congress, all have the capability to become the king makers, in case a clear majority is not achieved by DMK and AIADMK.
JOB SEARCH
Many people discover there can be a noticeable difference between finding a job and launching a career. The challenge is to know when to accept a job for survival and when to hold out for a skilled position based on inherent skills and training.
This is where employment agencies come into play. Employment agencies serve as intermediaries between workers and employers, with the stated goal of matching the companies´ needs with the workers´ skills and interests. Employment agencies may be privately owned or sponsored by state or federal labor departments.
Public employment agencies also act as clearinghouses for local factory applicants. Major companies often provide application forms in preparation for new rounds of hiring or other expansions of their workforce. Employment agencies, especially those sponsored by state governments, have enough personnel to process thousands of applications, unlike the companies´ own human resource departments. Unemployed workers are strongly encouraged to visit employment agencies in order to fill out numerous applications.
Employment agencies also maintain a database of skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers available for hire. Whenever a potential employer posts a specific job vacancy with the agency, all of the registered applicants with matching skills may receive a phone call or mail-in card notifying them of this opening. Staff members of employment agencies may conduct a mini-interview or give interested applicants more details about the position. Sometimes the only message will be an address and contact information, and it is up to the applicant to make arrangements for a job interview directly with the potential employer.
Also, you can find jobs at our directory of state jobs agencies in The United States.
This is where employment agencies come into play. Employment agencies serve as intermediaries between workers and employers, with the stated goal of matching the companies´ needs with the workers´ skills and interests. Employment agencies may be privately owned or sponsored by state or federal labor departments.
Public employment agencies also act as clearinghouses for local factory applicants. Major companies often provide application forms in preparation for new rounds of hiring or other expansions of their workforce. Employment agencies, especially those sponsored by state governments, have enough personnel to process thousands of applications, unlike the companies´ own human resource departments. Unemployed workers are strongly encouraged to visit employment agencies in order to fill out numerous applications.
Employment agencies also maintain a database of skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers available for hire. Whenever a potential employer posts a specific job vacancy with the agency, all of the registered applicants with matching skills may receive a phone call or mail-in card notifying them of this opening. Staff members of employment agencies may conduct a mini-interview or give interested applicants more details about the position. Sometimes the only message will be an address and contact information, and it is up to the applicant to make arrangements for a job interview directly with the potential employer.
Also, you can find jobs at our directory of state jobs agencies in The United States.
LANGUAGE COURSES
Learning a new foreign language can open you many doors, whether you are doing business internationally, boost your career or even if you are just traveling to another country.
In our global world more and more companies are training staff in foreign languages and are also looking to recruit people with foreign language skills. Learning a language can improve your career prospects.
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In our global world more and more companies are training staff in foreign languages and are also looking to recruit people with foreign language skills. Learning a language can improve your career prospects.
» Spanish courses
» English courses
» French courses
» Italian courses
» German courses
» Portuguese courses
» Chinese courses
» Russian courses
» Greek courses
» Arab courses
MBA PROGRAMS
Why MBA programs?
Earning a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree, can provide you with management skills and business expertise that open new career opportunities to you. If you are working in business and are looking to move up the ladder or to move from your current area of expertise to a new one, an MBA program can help you achieve your goals. An MBA program will also launch you into the much higher pay range that upper level managers and executives enjoy.
Furthermore, in the high-level positions an MBA degree will allow you to hold, your work will often be more interesting and rewarding. Now, more and more MBA programs provide training that goes beyond general business management to provide subject area expertise. So, for example, if your career interests are in the field of e-commerce, you can find MBA programs with a strong focus in that area. In addition, many MBA programs will allow you to earn joint degrees, so you can combine business administration training with training in another field, like law, health, or even social work.
Earning a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree, can provide you with management skills and business expertise that open new career opportunities to you. If you are working in business and are looking to move up the ladder or to move from your current area of expertise to a new one, an MBA program can help you achieve your goals. An MBA program will also launch you into the much higher pay range that upper level managers and executives enjoy.
Furthermore, in the high-level positions an MBA degree will allow you to hold, your work will often be more interesting and rewarding. Now, more and more MBA programs provide training that goes beyond general business management to provide subject area expertise. So, for example, if your career interests are in the field of e-commerce, you can find MBA programs with a strong focus in that area. In addition, many MBA programs will allow you to earn joint degrees, so you can combine business administration training with training in another field, like law, health, or even social work.
BACHELOR'S DEGREES
What is a Bachelor's Degree?
Also known as Baccalaureate degrees, bachelors' degrees are four-year degrees awarded by colleges or universities. This undergraduate degree allows students to select both an area of study (referred to as a 'major') and an area of concentration (referred to as a 'minor.') Traditionally, bachelor degrees must be completed before embarking on a master's or doctoral degree.
This undergraduate degree allows students to select both an area of study
Traditionally, students enter a bachelor's program either directly from high school or by transferring credits from previous coursework (for example, an associate degree). As the workforce becomes more educated, many industry professionals with work experience are also returning to school to begin or complete a degree.
Why take a bachelor's degree?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that 96% of the 50 highest paying occupations require college degrees and salaries for bachelor's degree holders are projected to be 60 percent higher than for those with associate degrees.
Less than a decade ago, non-graduates still anticipated a fair chance at climbing the career ladder. Today, a college degree is almost a prerequisite for employment and certainly for promotion into management.
Increased technology in the workplace and rapidly changing demands forces companies to seek well-trained or seasoned staff. For many positions, a bachelor's degree has become the minimum expectation. A survey conducted by the Information Technology Association of America and Virginia Polytechnic and State University revealed that 83 percent of respondents required a four-year degree for all or most programming positions. Job growth for bachelor's degree holders is expected to exceed 21.9% by 2008.
Types of degrees
Bachelor's degree programs and program titles vary by educational institution. The two primary bachelor's degree qualification types are:
Bachelor of Arts (BA). This type of degree type usually requires a majority of coursework be taken in the arts; areas such as social science, humanities, music or fine arts.
Bachelor of Science (BS). This type of degree usually requires a majority of coursework be taken in the sciences; areas such as life sciences, physical sciences, or mathematical sciences
Also known as Baccalaureate degrees, bachelors' degrees are four-year degrees awarded by colleges or universities. This undergraduate degree allows students to select both an area of study (referred to as a 'major') and an area of concentration (referred to as a 'minor.') Traditionally, bachelor degrees must be completed before embarking on a master's or doctoral degree.
This undergraduate degree allows students to select both an area of study
Traditionally, students enter a bachelor's program either directly from high school or by transferring credits from previous coursework (for example, an associate degree). As the workforce becomes more educated, many industry professionals with work experience are also returning to school to begin or complete a degree.
Why take a bachelor's degree?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that 96% of the 50 highest paying occupations require college degrees and salaries for bachelor's degree holders are projected to be 60 percent higher than for those with associate degrees.
Less than a decade ago, non-graduates still anticipated a fair chance at climbing the career ladder. Today, a college degree is almost a prerequisite for employment and certainly for promotion into management.
Increased technology in the workplace and rapidly changing demands forces companies to seek well-trained or seasoned staff. For many positions, a bachelor's degree has become the minimum expectation. A survey conducted by the Information Technology Association of America and Virginia Polytechnic and State University revealed that 83 percent of respondents required a four-year degree for all or most programming positions. Job growth for bachelor's degree holders is expected to exceed 21.9% by 2008.
Types of degrees
Bachelor's degree programs and program titles vary by educational institution. The two primary bachelor's degree qualification types are:
Bachelor of Arts (BA). This type of degree type usually requires a majority of coursework be taken in the arts; areas such as social science, humanities, music or fine arts.
Bachelor of Science (BS). This type of degree usually requires a majority of coursework be taken in the sciences; areas such as life sciences, physical sciences, or mathematical sciences
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