Minimum age for mp election in india

Who can be eligible for candidate for election in state and central? What should be the fees for election candidate? What should be the rules and regulations for it? How many maximum candidates can appear in the election from a region? What if candidate loses the election? What about his fees of election? Eligibility criteria for contesting state Legislative Assemblies(MLA),and for LokSabha, 1.He/She should be citizen of India, 2. Minimum age for contesting in election is 25 years in both the cases, 3.Candidate should be registered as voter i. If he/she wants to contest election for MLA, it is manditory to be registered as a voter at least in one of the constituency anywhere in that state. ii. If he/she wants to contest electioon for Parliment member, he/she can be registered in any state, and can contest from any of MP constituency in the country. 4. Candidate should not be a Criminal background. i.e. he/she should not jailed for more than 2 years imprisonment, in that case, his/her candidature would be disqualified 5. Atleast one proposer should propose his/her name for candidature in the case of candidate contesting from a recognized party. If he/she contesting as an independent candidate, then there should be 10 proposer to approve his candidature. 6. Still now, there is no limit on the number of candidates for contesting from a constituency, there were examples of more than 1000 candidates contested from a constituency. Regarding Security deposit(not fees): 1. To cont...

Hardik Patel. Credit: PTI Never before in the history of Indian democracy has a person not even old enough to contest an election challenged the country’s prime minister. That too, on his home turf. However, the BJP can take small comfort in the fact that Hardik Patel, born on July 20, 1993, is one year shy of the minimum eligible age for contesting elections to the state assembly. Though there is no upper age limit for prime ministership in the constitution, Narendra Modi, now 67, declared an upper limit of 75 years for his cabinet in 2014. With more and more young leaders beginning to show political promise, is it not time to bring the age for contesting elections down from 25 to 21 or even 18 years? Patel is not alone in the category of such aspirants. There are several others like him on different campuses. Young leaders exhibiting more political maturity than politicians double their age. Though Kanhaiya Kumar and Shehla Rashid are in their late 20s now, both of them burst into national prominence when they were below the age set for aspiring legislators. Besides, except in the United States, most major democracies either have 18 or 21 as the minimum age for contesting elections for parliament or provincial legislatures. For example, the minimum age in the UK is 18 (reduced from 21 in 2006). In France, the minimum age to contest for the lower house is 18 and for the upper house is 24. In Israel it is 21 years ,while in Germany and Australia 18 years. In Indonesia it i...

Identify the true statements among the following on the basis of the diagram. (A) Region 'A' represents people born between 1989-1996. (B) Region 'C' represents people who crossed 35 years age. (C) People coming under both B and C can contest for both houses of parliament. (D) People coming under 'A' can contest for only Lok Sabha in 2019 general elections.

Article 75 includes among its provisions: 1. Prime Minister is to be appointed by the President. 2. The Council of Ministers shall be collectively responsible the Lok Sabha. 3. The President may appoint a non-member as Prime Minister who must become a member of Parliament before the expiration of six months. 4. The Ministers shall hold office during the pleasure of the Prime Minister.

• v • t • e The However, it is the India is regionally divided into States (and Union Territories) and each State has a The President of India monitors the rule of law through their appointed governors in each State and on their recommendation can take over the executive powers from the Chief Minister of the State, temporarily when the elected representatives of the State government has failed to create a peaceful environment and has deteriorated into chaos. The President of India dissolves the existing State government if necessary, and a new election is conducted. Elections [ ] Election Commission is the federal body of India which is enacted under the provisions of the Constitution, responsible for monitoring and administering all the electoral processes of India. This body is responsible for ensuring elections are free and fair, without any bias. Election ensures the conduct of members pre-elections, during elections, and post-elections are as per the statutory legislation. All election-related disputes are handled by the Election Commission. The Supreme Court of India has held that where the enacted laws are silent or make insufficient provisions to deal with a given situation in the conduct of elections, the Election Commission has the residuary powers under the Constitution to act as appropriate.The first election Commissioner was Types of elections [ ] Elections in the Republic of India include elections for: • • • Members of the Parliament in • Members of • Member...

This article possibly contains unsourced Please help ( November 2021) ( 2023 Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election ← By November 2023 All 230 seats in the 116 seats needed for a majority Majority party Minority party Leader Party Alliance Leadersince 2005 2018 Leader'sseat Lastelection 41.02%, 109 seats 40.89%, 114 seats Seatsbefore 130 96 Elected TBD Legislative Assembly elections are scheduled to be held in or before Background [ ] The tenure of Political developments [ ] See also: In March 2020, 22 Schedule [ ] Poll Event Schedule Notification Date TBD Last Date for filing nomination TBD Scrutiny of nomination TBD Last Date for Withdrawal of nomination TBD Date of Poll TBD Date of Counting of Votes TBD Parties and alliances [ ] [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Photo Seats Contested 1. TBD [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Photo Seats Contested 1. TBD Others [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats contested 1. Rani Agarwal TBD 2. TBD TBD 3. Jaswinder Singh TBD 4. Arvind Srivastava TBD 5. Ramayana Singh Patel TBD 6. TBD TBD Surveys [ ] References [ ] • News18 India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • The Times of India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • Elections in India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • The Week . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • Election Commission of India . Retrieved 2021-10-03. • The Hindu. PTI. 2018-12-17. . Retrieved 2022-02-13. {{ • Firstpost. 2020-03-10 . Retrieved 2022-02-13. • Hindustan Times. 2020-03-20 . Retrieved 2022-02-13. • Deccan Herald. 2020-03-23 . Retrieved 2022-0...

Identify the true statements among the following on the basis of the diagram. (A) Region 'A' represents people born between 1989-1996. (B) Region 'C' represents people who crossed 35 years age. (C) People coming under both B and C can contest for both houses of parliament. (D) People coming under 'A' can contest for only Lok Sabha in 2019 general elections.

Hardik Patel. Credit: PTI Never before in the history of Indian democracy has a person not even old enough to contest an election challenged the country’s prime minister. That too, on his home turf. However, the BJP can take small comfort in the fact that Hardik Patel, born on July 20, 1993, is one year shy of the minimum eligible age for contesting elections to the state assembly. Though there is no upper age limit for prime ministership in the constitution, Narendra Modi, now 67, declared an upper limit of 75 years for his cabinet in 2014. With more and more young leaders beginning to show political promise, is it not time to bring the age for contesting elections down from 25 to 21 or even 18 years? Patel is not alone in the category of such aspirants. There are several others like him on different campuses. Young leaders exhibiting more political maturity than politicians double their age. Though Kanhaiya Kumar and Shehla Rashid are in their late 20s now, both of them burst into national prominence when they were below the age set for aspiring legislators. Besides, except in the United States, most major democracies either have 18 or 21 as the minimum age for contesting elections for parliament or provincial legislatures. For example, the minimum age in the UK is 18 (reduced from 21 in 2006). In France, the minimum age to contest for the lower house is 18 and for the upper house is 24. In Israel it is 21 years ,while in Germany and Australia 18 years. In Indonesia it i...

Who can be eligible for candidate for election in state and central? What should be the fees for election candidate? What should be the rules and regulations for it? How many maximum candidates can appear in the election from a region? What if candidate loses the election? What about his fees of election? Eligibility criteria for contesting state Legislative Assemblies(MLA),and for LokSabha, 1.He/She should be citizen of India, 2. Minimum age for contesting in election is 25 years in both the cases, 3.Candidate should be registered as voter i. If he/she wants to contest election for MLA, it is manditory to be registered as a voter at least in one of the constituency anywhere in that state. ii. If he/she wants to contest electioon for Parliment member, he/she can be registered in any state, and can contest from any of MP constituency in the country. 4. Candidate should not be a Criminal background. i.e. he/she should not jailed for more than 2 years imprisonment, in that case, his/her candidature would be disqualified 5. Atleast one proposer should propose his/her name for candidature in the case of candidate contesting from a recognized party. If he/she contesting as an independent candidate, then there should be 10 proposer to approve his candidature. 6. Still now, there is no limit on the number of candidates for contesting from a constituency, there were examples of more than 1000 candidates contested from a constituency. Regarding Security deposit(not fees): 1. To cont...

This article possibly contains unsourced Please help ( November 2021) ( 2023 Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election ← By November 2023 All 230 seats in the 116 seats needed for a majority Majority party Minority party Leader Party Alliance Leadersince 2005 2018 Leader'sseat Lastelection 41.02%, 109 seats 40.89%, 114 seats Seatsbefore 130 96 Elected TBD Legislative Assembly elections are scheduled to be held in or before Background [ ] The tenure of Political developments [ ] See also: In March 2020, 22 Schedule [ ] Poll Event Schedule Notification Date TBD Last Date for filing nomination TBD Scrutiny of nomination TBD Last Date for Withdrawal of nomination TBD Date of Poll TBD Date of Counting of Votes TBD Parties and alliances [ ] [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Photo Seats Contested 1. TBD [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Photo Seats Contested 1. TBD Others [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats contested 1. Rani Agarwal TBD 2. TBD TBD 3. Jaswinder Singh TBD 4. Arvind Srivastava TBD 5. Ramayana Singh Patel TBD 6. TBD TBD Surveys [ ] References [ ] • News18 India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • The Times of India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • Elections in India . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • The Week . Retrieved 2021-05-14. • Election Commission of India . Retrieved 2021-10-03. • The Hindu. PTI. 2018-12-17. . Retrieved 2022-02-13. {{ • Firstpost. 2020-03-10 . Retrieved 2022-02-13. • Hindustan Times. 2020-03-20 . Retrieved 2022-02-13. • Deccan Herald. 2020-03-23 . Retrieved 2022-0...