Indore Madhya Pradesh MP

Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1962 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 18, 2019April 10, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	IND	HOMI DAJI	95682
Runner up	:	INC	RAMSINGHBHAI KARANSINGH	89389
MARGIN	:	6293	( 2.74% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
19-02-1962

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER : AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES

1. POLLED	239465	( 59.08%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	229546
3. REJECTED	9919	( 4.14%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

I.CANDIDATES

1.NOMINATED

2.REJECTED

3.WITHDRAWN

4.CONTESTED

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT

II. ELECTORS

1. GENERAL	405346	405346
2. SERVICE	0	0
3. TOTAL	405346	405346

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED

1. GENERAL	239465	239465
2. POSTAL	0	0
3. TOTAL	239465	239465

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1967 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 15, 2019April 10, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	P.C. SETHI	134468
Runner up	:	IND	H. DAJI	100350
MARGIN	:	34118	( 11.06% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
15-02-1967

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER : AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES

1. POLLED	323444	( 64.77%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	308422
3. REJECTED	15022	( 4.64%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

I.CANDIDATES

1.NOMINATED

2.REJECTED

3.WITHDRAWN

4.CONTESTED

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT

II. ELECTORS

1. GENERAL	499407	499407
2. SERVICE	0	0
3. TOTAL	499407	499407

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED

1. GENERAL	323444	323444
2. POSTAL	0	0
3. TOTAL	323444	323444

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1971 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 11, 2019April 3, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY		CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	PRAKASH CHANDRA SETHI	136534
Runner up :		BJS	SATYA BHAN SINGHAL	90836
MARGIN	:	45698 ( 15.05% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	3/1/1971

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER :			AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES
1. POLLED	312416	( 57.80% of Total Electors)
2. VALID	303695
3. REJECTED	8721	( 2.79% of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

I. CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	11	0	11
2. REJECTED	0	0	0
3. WITHDRAWN	4	0	4
4. CONTESTED	7	0	7
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	4	0	4

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	278043	262487	540530
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	278043	262487	540530

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	183075	129341	312416
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	183075	129341	312416

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1977 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 9, 2019April 3, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY		CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	BLD	KALYAN JAIN	174278
Runner up :		INC	BHATT NANDKISHORE	137642
MARGIN	:	36636 ( 10.42% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	16-03-1977

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER : 622			AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 901

VOTES
1. POLLED	363014	( 64.75%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	351754
3. REJECTED	11260	( 3.10%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

I. CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	11	0	11
2. REJECTED	0	0	0
3. WITHDRAWN	3	0	3
4. CONTESTED	8	0	8
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	6	0	6

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	293426	267239	560665
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	293426	267239	560665

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	201905	161109	363014
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	201905	161109	363014

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1980 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 6, 2019March 8, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC(I)	PRAKASH CHAND SETHI	210994
Runner up :		JNP	SHEEL KUMAR NIGAM	146261
MARGIN	:	64733	( 15.90% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
06-01-1980

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER : 859		AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 796

VOTES
1. POLLED	417224	( 60.95%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	407055
3. REJECTED	10169	( 2.44%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

I. CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED
2. REJECTED
3. WITHDRAWN
4. CONTESTED	16	0	16
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	14	0	14

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	358459	326035	684494
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	358459	326035	684494

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	229086	188138	417224
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	229086	188138	417224

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1984 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 20, 2019March 8, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	PRAKASH CHAND SETHI	272122
Runner up :		BJP	RAJENDRA NILKANTH DHARKAR	181296
MARGIN	:	90826	( 18.97% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
27-12-1984

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER : 947		AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 834

VOTES
1. POLLED	488546	( 61.80% of Total Electors)
2. VALID	478826
3. REJECTED	9720	( 1.99% of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
I. CANDIDATES
1. NOMINATED
2. REJECTED
3. WITHDRAWN
4. CONTESTED		25	0	25
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT		23	0	23

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL		410790	379678	790468
2. SERVICE		0	0	0
3. TOTAL		410790	379678	790468

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL		272064	216482	488546
2. POSTAL		0	0	0
3. TOTAL		272064	216482	488546

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1989 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 31, 2019March 7, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	BJP	SUMITRA MAHAJAN	319123
Runner up :		INC	PRAKASHCHAND SETHI	207509
MARGIN	:	111614	( 17.47% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
24-11-1989

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER : 1254 AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 864

VOTES

1. POLLED	651051	( 60.09%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	639071
3. REJECTED	11980	( 1.84%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

ELECTORS WHO VOTED

1. GENERAL	368662	282389	651051
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	368662	282389	651051

ELECTORS

1. GENERAL	567560	515931	1083491
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	567560	515931	1083491

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

I.CANDIDATES

1.NOMINATED

2.REJECTED

3.WITHDRAWN

4.CONTESTED

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1991 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 28, 2019March 7, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY			CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:		BJP	SUMITRA MAHAJAN (W)	303269
Runner up :			INC	LALIT JAIN	222675
MARGIN	:	80594 ( 14.59% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	26-05-1991

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER : 1258				AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 914

VOTES
1. POLLED	558913	( 48.59% of Total Electors)
2. VALID	552568
3. REJECTED	6144	(	1.10% of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	201
5. BALLOT PAPER SET APART	0
6. TENDERED	114

ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	334323	224534	558857
2. POSTAL	43	13	56
3. TOTAL	334366	224547	558913

ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	604640	544740	1149380
2. SERVICE	690	308	998
3. TOTAL	605330	545048	1150378

CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED
2. REJECTED
3. WITHDRAWN
4. CONTESTED	37	1	38
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	36	0	36

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1996 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 26, 2019March 7, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT	PARTY			CANDIDATE	VOTES

Winner		BJP		SAU. SUMITRA MAHAJAN	338327
Runner up :		INC		MADHUKAR VERMA	233894
MARGIN :	104433		15.72% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
	POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	02-05-1996	08-05-1996	09-05-1996

POLLING STATIONS
	NUMBER :		1630		AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 761

VOTES
1. POLLED	674473	54.41%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	664159
3. REJECTED	10231	1.52%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	83
5. TENDERED	73

ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL		393524	280893	674417
2.	POSTAL	54	2	56
3. TOTAL		393578	280895	674473

ELECTORS
1.	GENERAL	636500	602843	1239343
2.	SERVICE	179	106	285
3.	TOTAL	636679	602949	1239628

CANDIDATES		MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1.	NOMINATED	81	4	85
2.	REJECTED	1	0	1
3.	WITHDRAWN	20	2	22
4.	CONTESTED	60	2	62
5.	FORFEITED DEPOSIT	59	1	60

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1998 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 24, 2019March 7, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY			CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner		BJP		SUMITRA MAHAJAN	440047
Runner up :		INC		PANKAJ SANGHVI	390195
MARGIN :		49852	5.89%	of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
	POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	22-02-1998	02-03-1998	03-03-1998

POLLING STATIONS
	NUMBER :	1641		AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 867

VOTES
1. POLLED	855802	60.12%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	846291
3. REJECTED	9181	1.07%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	330
5. TENDERED	355

ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL		480279	375472	855751
2.	POSTAL	49	2	51
3. TOTAL		480328	375474	855802

ELECTORS
1.	GENERAL	744429	678766	1423195
2.	SERVICE	213	120	333
3.	TOTAL	744642	678886	1423528

CANDIDATES		MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1.	NOMINATED	21	1	22
2.	REJECTED	3	0	3
3.	WITHDRAWN	3	0	3
4.	CONTESTED	15	1	16
5.	FORFEITED DEPOSIT	14	0	14

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 1999 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 20, 2019March 1, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY				CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner			BJP		SUMITRA MAHAJAN	474167
Runner up :			INC		MAHESH JOSHI	342852
MARGIN :		131315		15.90% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
	POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	11-09-1999	06-10-1999	07-10-1999

POLLING STATIONS
	NUMBER :		1657		AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 892

VOTES
1. POLLED	834579	56.46%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	825794
3. REJECTED	8256	0.99%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	529
5. TENDERED	299

ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL		483995	350569	834564
2.	POSTAL	8	7	15
3. TOTAL		484003	350576	834579

ELECTORS
1.	GENERAL	777067	700599	1477666
2.	SERVICE	278	164	442
3.	TOTAL	777345	700763	1478108

CANDIDATES		MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1.	NOMINATED	14	2	16
2.	REJECTED	1	0	1
3.	WITHDRAWN	2	0	2
4.	CONTESTED	11	2	13
5.	FORFEITED DEPOSIT	10	1	11

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 2004 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

March 13, 2019March 1, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT
	PARTY		CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	BJP	SUMITRA MAHAJAN	508107
Runner up :		INC	RAMESHWAR PATEL	314171
MARGIN	:	193936 ( 22.70% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	10-05-2004	13-05-2004	13-05-2004

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER : 1811	AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 927
DATE(s) OF RE-POLL, IF ANY :		NIL
NUMBER OF POLLING STATIONS WHERE RE-POLL WAS ORDERED		NIL

VOTES
1. REJECTED VOTES (Postal)					19
2. VOTES NOT RETREIVED FROM EVM					0
3. TOTAL VALID VOTES POLLED					854503
4. TENDERED VOTES					120

VOTERS
1. GENERAL	498356	355884	854240
2. PROXY			0
3. POSTAL			282
4. TOTAL			854522

POLLING PERCENTAGE

57.19

44.19

50.92

ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	871361	805400	1676761
2. SERVICE	848	421	1269
3. TOTAL	872209	805821	1678030

CANDIDATES	MEN	WOMEN	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	12	1	13
2. NOMINATION REJECTED	1	0	1
3. WITHDRAWN	2	0	2
4. CONTESTED	9	1	10
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	8	0	8

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Sumitra Mahajan (Tai) Member of Parliament (MP) from Indore (Madhya Pradesh) Biodata

February 13, 2019December 28, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Sumitra Mahajan (Tai)

Political Party: Bharatiya Janata Party

Constituency & State: Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

Lok Sabha Experience: 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16

Sixteenth Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

Sumitra Mahajan (Tai),

Constituency :	Indore (Madhya Pradesh)
Party Name :	Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP)
Email Address :	speakerloksabha[AT]sansad[DOT]nic[DOT]in s_mahajan[AT]nic[DOT]in

Father’s Name

Shri Purushotam Neelkanth Sathe

Mother’s Name

Smt. Usha

Date of Birth

12 Apr 1943

Place of Birth

Chiplun, Distt. Ratnagiri (Maharashtra)

Marital Status

Married

Date of Marriage

29 Jan 1965

Spouse’s Name

Late Shri Jayant Mahajan

No. of Sons

Educational
Qualifications

Bachelor of Law (LL.B.), M.A. (Psychology)

Permanent Address

68, Manishpuri, Saket Nagar,

Indore-452 018, Madhya Pradesh

Tels : (0731) 2596655 (R),
2542211/2542233 (O)

Present Address

20, Akbar Road,

New Delhi – 110 001

Tels. (011) 23014011, 23014022

Office:
16, Parliament House,

New Delhi-110 001

Tels. (011) 23017795, 23017914

Positions Held

1982-85

Corporator, Municipal Corporation, Indore (M.P.)

1984-85

Deputy Mayor, Municipal Corporation, Indore

1989	Elected to 9^th Lok Sabha

1990-91

Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

President, Mahila Morcha, (Women Wing) Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P.), Madhya Pradesh

1991	Re-elected to 10^th Lok Sabha (2^nd term)

1991-92

Member, Joint Parliamentary Committee on the Constitution (Seventy-third Amendment) Bill, 1991

1991-93

Member, Joint Parliamentary Committee on the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Bill, 1991

1991-96

Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Communications

1992-94

Vice-President, B.J.P., Madhya Pradesh

1995-96

Secretary, B.J.P. Parliamentary Board

Chairperson, B.J.P. Parliamentary Board, Madhya Pradesh

1996	Re-elected to 11^th Lok Sabha (3^rd term)

Secretary, Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P.)

1997	Member, Committee on Public Accounts

1998	Re-elected to 12^th Lok Sabha (4^th term)

1998	General-Secretary, B.J.P.

1998-99

Member, Standing Committee on Human Resource Development and its Sub-Committee on Value-based Education

Convenor, Sub-Committee on Drug Control, Standing Committee on Human Resource Development

Member, Committee on Empowerment of Women

Member, Committee on Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS)

Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Human Resource Development

1999	Re-elected to 13^th Lok Sabha (5^th term)

Oct. 1999- Jun. 2002

Union Minister of State, Ministry of Human Resource Development

Jul. 2002 – May 2003

Union Minister of State, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology

24 May 2003- May 2004

Union Minister of State, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

2004	Re-elected to 14^th Lok Sabha( 6^th term)

2004-2009

Member, General Purposes Committee

Chairperson, Standing Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment

Member, Panel of Chairpersons (Lok Sabha)

Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Civil Aviation

2005	Prabhari, (In charge) Mahila Morcha, B.J.P.

2009	Re-elected to 15^th Lok Sabha (7^th term)

Jun. 2009

Member, Panel of Chairpersons (Lok Sabha)

31 Aug. 2009 – 18 May 2014

Chairperson, Standing Committee on Rural Development

23 Sep. 2009 – 18 May 2014

Member, Committee on Empowerment of Women

May, 2014

Re-elected to 16^th Lok Sabha (8^th term)

6 Jun. 2014

Unanimously elected as Speaker, 16^th Lok Sabha

Position held as Speaker

Chairperson, (i) Business Advisory Committee, (ii) Rules Committee, (iii) Joint Parliamentary Committee on Maintenance of Heritage Character and Development of Parliament House Complex, (iv) Committee on Installation of Portraits/Statues of National Leaders and Parliamentarians in Parliament House Complex, (v) General Purposes Committee, (vi) Committee on Security in Parliament House Complex, (vii) Standing Committee of All India Presiding Officers’ Conference; and (viii) Executive Committee of CPA India Region

President, (i) Indian Parliamentary Group; and (ii) India Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA)

Literary, Artistic & Scientific Accomplishments

Participated in discussions, delivered lectures and public discourses on the teachings of Mahabharata and Geeta, Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar. Keen interest in literature and Indian music; known for her association and support to several cultural organisations/forums promoting literary activities

Authored a book on Devi Ahilyabai Holkar titled ‘Matoshree’. The book, covering the life and times of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar, was released by the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi on 11 April 2017. Later, a play based on the book was staged by Avirat, Indore in Balayogi Auditorium, Parliament Library Building

During the visit of Indian Parliamentary Delegation to Republic of Korea (Seoul), Sept. – Oct., 2016, Hankuk University of Foreign Affairs (Seoul) awarded her the Honorary Doctorate

Favourite Pastime and Recreation

Reading, music, drama and cinema

Sports and Clubs

Actively associated with institutions/organizations promoting Indian sports; protection/development of playgrounds; and women’s Kho-Kho matches

Countries Visited

As a Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha), was a Member of the Indian Parliamentary Delegations and as Speaker Lok Sabha, led Parliamentary Delegations to various countries

Conferences/Meetings Attended

As a Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) and as Union Minister, attended and participated in the following Conferences and Seminars held in India and abroad: 4th World Conference on Women, Beijing (China), Sept. 1995; International Forum on Parliamentarians and Local Authorities with an interest in Tourism, Bali (Indonesia), Sept. 1996; As Minister of State for Women and Child Development, led an Indian Delegation to Australia to discuss bilateral issues. As Minister of State for Women and Child Development, attended various Conferences/Bilateral visits to USA, Sri Lanka, Maldives, 2001; As Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology, led the Indian Delegation to ITU Conferences, Hong Kong and Morocco, 2002; 112th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), Manila, Philippines, April, 2005; Sixth Canadian Parliamentary CPA Seminar in Ottawa, Canada, Oct. 2007; Regional Seminar for Asian Parliaments on ‘Preventing and Responding to Violence against Women and Girls: From Legislation to Effective Enforcement’, New Delhi, Sept. 2011; Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP) India Region Seminar on ‘Gender Justice and Responsive Governance’, New Delhi, March, 2012; 58th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Colombo (Sri Lanka), Sept. 2012

As Speaker, Lok Sabha, attended and also led Indian Parliamentary Delegations at the following Meetings / Conferences and Bilateral visits : 9th Meeting of Women Speakers of Parliament, Geneva (Switzerland), Sept. 2014; 131st Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Geneva (Switzerland), Oct. 2014; 2nd Meeting of the Preparatory Committee of The Fourth World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments in New York (USA), Nov. 2014; Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth (CSPOC), Jersey, Jan. 2015; 132nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Hanoi (Vietnam), March- April 2015; 3rd Meeting of the Preparatory Committee of The Fourth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament, Geneva (Switzerland), June 2015; Visit to European Parliament (Belgium), June 2015; 10th Meeting of Women Speakers of Parliament, New York (USA), Aug. 2015; 4th Meeting of Preparatory Committee of The Fourth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament, New York (USA), Aug. 2015; 4th World Conference of Speakers of Parliament, New York (USA), Aug.- Sept. 2015; 133rd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Geneva (Switzerland), Oct. 2015; The 23rd Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of Commonwealth (CSPOC), Malaysia, Jan. 2016; The South Asian Speakers’ Summit on Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Dhaka (Bangladesh), Jan. 2016; The Pre-Assembly Event, March, 2016 and the 134th Assembly of Inter – Parliamentary Union in Lusaka (Zambia), March 2016; Visit to Mongolia, April 2016; visit to New Zealand, Sept. 2016; and visit to South Korea, Sept.-Oct. 2016; 135th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Geneva, (Switzerland), Oct. 2016; Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth (CSPOC), London, January 2017; 136th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Dhaka (Bangladesh) April 2017; Visit to Mauritius, June 2017; Visit to Russian Federation, July 2017; World Parliamentary Forum on Sustainable Development, Nusa Dua (Bali), Indonesia, Sept. 2017; 8th Conference of the Association of SAARC Speakers and Parliamentarians, Colombo, Oct. 2017; 137th Assembly of the Inter Parliamentary Union, St. Petersburg (Russia), Oct. 2017; Meeting of BRICS Parliamentary Forum, St. Petersburg (Russia), Oct. 2017; The 63rd Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, Dhaka (Bangladesh), Nov. 2017; 24th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth (CSPOC) in Victoria (Seychelles), Jan. 2018; Visit to Belarus, Latvia and Finland, June 2018; Third South Asian Speakers’ Summit on Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Colombo (Sri Lanka), July 2018; 139th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Geneva (Switzerland), Oct. 2018; Parliamentary Forum, G-20 Speakers’ Summit and G-20 Women Speakers’ Summit held in the context of G-20 Leaders Summit, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 31 Oct. – 2 Nov. 2018

Conceptualised and Chaired the first ever National Conference of Women Legislators, New Delhi, 5-6 March 2016; and the first ever National Legislators Conference, New Delhi, 10-11 March 2018

As Chairperson of BRICS Parliamentary Forum for the year 2016, organised the Meeting of BRICS Women Parliamentarians Forum, Jaipur, Aug. 2016; and Meeting of Speakers and Presiding Officers of Parliaments of BRICS Parliamentary Forum, Geneva (Switzerland), Oct. 2016

As Chairperson of the All India Presiding Officers’ Conference, attended the 77th Conference of Presiding Officers of Legislative Bodies in India, Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), Jan.- Feb. 2015; and the 78th Conference of Presiding Officers of Legislative Bodies in India, Gandhinagar (Gujarat), Jan. 2016

As Chairperson of the Executive Committee, CPA India Region, attended the 5th Conference of CPA India Region, Goa, Feb. 2015; The 16th Conference of North East Region Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (NERCPA), Imphal (Manipur), June 2017; The 6th Conference of CPA India Region, Patna, Feb. 2018; Zonal Meeting of Zone-I of CPA India Region, Dehradun (Uttarakhand), May 2018; the Conference of Presiding Officers and Training Programme for Legislators in Zone-IV of CPA India Region, Shimla, Sept. 2018; The Conferences of Zone-III of CPA India Region and North-East Chapter of Speaker’s Research Initiative (SRI), Guwahati, Oct. 2018

Other Information

Former President, Marathi Academy, Madhya Pradesh;
Chairperson, (i) Ahilya Utsav Committee, Indore; (ii) Contemporary Study Centre, Indore

As the Presiding Officer of directly elected House of the People, the Lok Sabha, Speaker is one of the highest constitutional functionaries in India`s parliamentary system. Elected unanimously to the exalted position on 6th June, 2014, she is one of the senior most members of Indian Parliament, and holds the unique distinction of being the only woman member of Parliament to get elected eight consecutive times from the same Constituency (Indore) Madhya Pradesh. Her impressive victory margins bear ample testimony to the immense popularity she enjoys and also reflects the success in meeting the aspirations of the people; as a Parliamentarian, contributed immensely and enriched the Parliamentary debates with her eloquence and effective speeches and always championed the cause of women by effectively articulating their issues, and also in upholding the values and traditions that enhance the dignity of the Parliament, the sacred temple of democracy; has rich administrative experience having been a Minister in key social and economic Ministries in the Government of India; widely respected across political spectrum for her affable and non-partisan approach as Presiding Officer in Lok Sabha

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Shri Prakash Chand Sethi Member of Parliament (MP) from Indore (Madhya Pradesh) Biodata

February 7, 2019December 28, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Prakash Chand Sethi

Political Party: Congress (I)

Constituency & State: Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

Lok Sabha Experience: 4,5,7,8

8th Lok Sabha
Members Bioprofile

SETHI, SHRI PRAKASH CHAND, B.A., LL.B. [Congress (I)—Madhya Pradesh, Indore, 1984] s. of late Shri Bhanwar Lal Sethi; b. at Jhalrapatan City, Jhalawar District, Rajasthan, October 19, 1920; ed. at Madhav College, Ujjain and Holker College, Indore; m. Smt. Kamla Devi Sethi, June 15, 1939; 1 s. and 5 d.; Political and Social Worker; participated in Freedom Movement and Boycotted College in 1942; Union Deputy Minister for, (i) Steel and Heavy Industries, June, 1962—June, 1964, (ii) Steel and Mines, June, 1964—January, 1966 and (iii) Iron and Steel, January, 1966—March, 1967; Minister of State for (i) Steel, Mines and Metals, March, 1967—April 1968; Ministry of Steel, Mines and Metals, independent charge April, 1968—February, 1969; (ii) Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue and Expenditure), February, 1969—June, 1970; (iii) Defence Production, June, 1970—May 1971; (iv) Petroleum and Chemicals, May 1971—January, 1972, (independent charge); Chief Minister Madhya Pradesh, January 1972—December, 1975; Union (Cabinet) Minister of (i) Chemicals and Fertilizers, December, 1975—December, 1976; (ii) Minister Without Portfolio, December 1976—March 1977; (iii) Works and Housing and Petroleum and Chemicals, January 14, 1980—October, 1980; (iv) Petroleum and Chemicals, October, 1980-13 January, 1982; (v) Railways, January, 1982—September 1982; (vi) Home, September 1982—July 1984 and (vii) Planning and Irrigation, July, 1984—October, 1984; President, Ujjain District Congress Committee three times between 1951 and 1959; Treasurer Madhya Bharat Provincial Congress Committee, 1954-55; Member, A.I.C.C. since 1951; Vice-President, Madhya Bharat Unit of Indian National Trade Union Congress for 2 years: Zonal representative of A.I.C.C. for Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bombay and Gujarat, 1955-56; Member, (i) Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, 1972—January 1976; (ii) Rajya Sabha, 1961-67 and 1976-80; (iii) Fourth Lok Sabha, 1967-71; (iv) Fifth Lok Sabha, 1971-72; (v) Seventh Lok Sabha, 1980-84; Represented India at the Commonwealth Finance Ministers’ Conference at Barbados (West Indies), September, 1969; Leader, Indian Delegation to Colombo Plan Conference held at Victoria (Vancouver Island, Canada), October, 1969; while in the Finance Ministry, was nominated as India’s Governor on; (i) the Asian Development Bank, Manila and (ii) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development; attended meeting of the Asian Development Bank held at Seoul, (South Korea), April 1970.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Reading and Travel.

Sports and dubs: Cricket, Member, Gymkhana Club, Delhi.

Travels abroad: Afghanistan, USSR, USA, Canada, U.K., Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Czechoslovakia, South Korea, Austria, Libya, U.A.R. and West Indies.

Permanent address: Anup Bhavan, Madhav Nagar, Freeganj, Ujjain.

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 2009 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

December 27, 2018December 26, 2018 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

VII. RESULT
	PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
WINNER	BJP	Sumitra Mahajan (Tai)	388662
RUNER-UP	INC	Satynarayan Patel	377182
MARGIN	11480

VI. DATES
	POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	30-Apr-2009	16-May-2009	16-May-2009

V. POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER	1840	AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION	852
DATE(s) OF RE-POLL, IF ANY :			NIL
NUMBER OF POLLING STATIONS WHERE RE-POLL WAS ORDERED			NIL

IV. VOTES
1. REJECTED VOTES (POSTAL)					118
2. VOTES NOT RETREIVED FROM EVM					21
3. TOTAL VALID VOTES POLLED					796792
4. TENDERED VOTES					11

MEN	WOMEN	TOTAL

1. NOMINATED	23	2	25
2. NOMINATION REJECTED	7	0	7
3. WITHDRAWN	0	0	0
4. CONTESTED	16	2	18
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	15	1	16

II.ELECTORS

1. GENERAL		828986	740120	1569106
2. SERVICE		657	331	988
3. TOTAL		829643	740451	1570094
III. VOTERS
1. GENERAL		470344	326208	796552
2. PROXY				0
3. POSTAL				379
4. TOTAL				796931

III(A). POLLING PERCENTAGE	50.76

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Indore Constituency, Madhya Pradesh Loksabha Election 2019 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

November 20, 2019December 26, 2018 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Indore

RESULT

	PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
WINNER	BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY	SHANKAR LALWANI	1068569
RUNER-UP	INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS	PANKAJ SANGHVI	520815
MARGIN			547754

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
2019-05-19	2019-05-23	2019-05-23

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER	2575	AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION	913
DATE(S) OF RE-POLL, IF ANY:			NA
NUMBER OF POLLING STATIONS WHERE RE-POLLS WAS ORDERED

VOTES
1. TOTAL VOTES POLLED ON EVM					1626736

2. TOTAL DEDUCTED VOTES FROM EVM(TEST VOTES+VOTES NOT RETRIVED+ NOTA)					5021

3.TOTAL VALID VOTES POLLED ON EVM					1621715

4. POSTAL VOTES COUNTED					2859

5. POSTAL VOTES DEDUCTED (REJECTED POSTAL VOTES + ‘NOTA’)					511

6. VALID POSTAL VOTES					2348

7. TOTAL VALID VOTES POLLED					1624063

8. TEST VOTES POLLED ON EVM					0

9. VOTES POLLED FOR ‘NOTA’ (INCLUDING POSTAL)					5045

10. TENDERED VOTES					0

I. CANDIDATES	MEN	WOMAN	THIRD GENDER	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	22	1	0	23

2. NOMINATION REJECTED	0	0	0	0

3. WITHDRAWN	3	0	0	3

4. CONTESTED	19	1	0	20

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT	17	1	0	18

II. ELECTORS	MEN	WOMAN	THIRD GENDER	TOTAL
1. GENERAL	1207362	1141925	180	2349467

2. OVERSEAS	9	0	0	9

3. SERVICE	1047	57	0	1104

4. TOTAL	1208418	1141982	180	2350580

III. VOTERS	MEN	WOMAN	THIRD GENDER	TOTAL
1. GENERAL	876605	750081	50	1626736

2. OVERSEAS	0	0	0	0

3. PROXY				0

4. POSTAL				2372

5. TOTAL	876605	750081	50	1629108

6. VOTES REJECTED DUE				0
TO OTHER REASON				0
TO OTHER REASON

III(A). POLLING PERCENTAGE				69.31

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Shri Kanhaiyalal Khadiwala Member of Parliament (MP) from Indore (Madhya Pradesh) Biodata

December 26, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Kanhaiyalal Khadiwala

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

Lok Sabha Experience: 2

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Shri Kanhaiyalal Khadiwala Member of Parliament (MP) from Indore (Madhya Pradesh) Biodata

January 23, 2019December 25, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Kanhaiyalal Khadiwala

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

Lok Sabha Experience: 2

Second Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

KHADIWALA, SHRI KANHAIYALAL, Cong., (Madhya Pradesh—Indore—1957): S. of Shri Jagannathji; B. Indore, Chaitra Badi Saptmi, Samvat 1960; m. Shrimati Kaveri Devi; 4 S. and 5 D.; Social worker; Took keen interest in Arya Samaj activities, 1922—28; President-Secretary, Indore City Congress Committee, (1932—46); President, Ajmer P.C.C. (1946—48); Secretary and at present President, Madhya Bharat P.C.C; Chairman Reception Committee, All India Congress session held at Indore 1957; President, Gandhi Bhawan Trust; President, Kasturba Mahila Sewa Sadan, Chandravatiganj; Secretary, Madhya Bharat Gandhi Nidhi Samiti; Member, Madhya Bharat State Legislature; Suffered imprisonment in Congress movements, 1932, 1934 and 1942.

Social activities: Organised Khadi Exhibition; Founded ‘Sewa Niketan’; Worked for the uplift of Adivasis and Harijans.

Special interest: Social service.

Travels abroad: Burma.

Permanent Address: 63, Jail Road, Indore.

[Voting results at the Electidn:

Electorate: 3,57,132

Shri Kanhaiyalal Khadiwala … 1,02,589

Shri Kishorilal .. 42,0.10

Shri Shivshankar .. 19,245]

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Shri Kalyan Jain Member of Parliament (MP) from Indore (Madhya Pradesh) Biodata

January 21, 2019December 24, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Kalyan Jain

Political Party: Janata Party

Constituency & State: Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

Lok Sabha Experience: 6

6th Lok Sabha
Members Bioprofile

JAIN, SHRI KALYAN, M.A., Janata (Madhya Pradesh Indore—1977): s. of Shri Rewamal Jain; b. on February 6, 1934; ed. at Govt. Higher Secondary School, Christian College and Holkar College, Indore; m. Smt. Tej Kumari Jain, November 28, 1960; 3s.; Political worker; previously associated with Samyukta Socialist, Party, Socialist, Party and Bhartiya Lok Dal; Member, (i) Municipal Corporation, Indore, (ii) Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, 1967—72.

Social activities: Engaged in Trade Union activities.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Touring through Hitch-Hiking.

Special interests: Meeting friends and contacting people.

Sports and clubs: Bridge, Badminton.

Permanent address: 13-B, Prem Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

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