Fact Sheet- Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election

Date of Polling : ( Monday) 25.11.2013 & Date of Counting : (Sunday) 8.12.2013 S.No Item 1 Number Types of Assembly Constituencies General 148 SC 35 ST 47 Total 230 2 Population of the State 75342145 {As per census projected} 3 Total Electors 4,64,57,724 4 Female/Male Ratio 897.46 5 Percentage of EPIC issued 100% 6 Number of Recognized State Parties 06 7 Smallest Assembly constituency (Electoratewise) Kotma – (141545) (District – Anuppur) 8 Largest Assembly constituency (Electoratewise) Indore-5 (308563) (District – Indore) 9 Total No. of Polling Stations 53,896 10 Number of General, Expenditure , Police & Awareness Observers  deployed General Observers :230, Police Observers :20 , Expenditure Observers :100,Awareness Observers : 17 11 Poll expenditure limit per candidate as per M/o Law Notification No. 11019(1)/2011-Leg.II dated 23rd February, 2011             Rs. 16 Lakh

Fact Sheet- Mizoram Assembly Election

Date of Polling :- (Wednesday) 4 .12.2013 & Date of Counting : Sunday 8.12.2013 S.No Item 1 Number & Types of AssemblyConstituencies in the state General 01 SC 00 ST 39 Total 40 2 Population of the State 1097206 ( as per Census 2011) 3 Total Electors 6,86,305 4 Female/Male Ratio 1038 5 Percentage of EPIC issued 100% 6 Number of Recognized State Parties 3 7 Smallest Assembly constituency (Areawise) 14-Aizawl East-11 8 Smallest Assembly constituency(Electorate wise) 34-Thorang 9 Largest Assembly constituency (area wise) 40-Palak 10 Largest Assembly constituency(Electorate wise) 36-Tichawng 11 Total No. of Polling Stations 1126 12 Number of General, Expenditure , Police & Awareness Observers  deployed General Observers :31, Police Observers :2 , Expenditure Observers 9,Awareness Observers : 2 13 Poll expenditure limit per candidate (as per M/o Law Notification No. 11019(1)/2011-Leg.II dated 23rd February, 2011 Rs. 8 Lakh

Fact Sheet- Delhi Assembly Election

Date of Polling :-  (Wednesday) 4.12.2013 & Date of Counting : (Sunday) 8.12.2013 S.No Item 1 Number Types of Assembly Constituencies General 58 SC 12 ST 00 Total 70 2 Population of the State 1,67,53,235 3 Total Electors 1,15,07,113 4 Female/Male Ratio 804 5 Percentage of EPIC issued 100% 6 Number of Recognized State Parties 06 7 Smallest Assembly constituency (Area wise) AC-22 Balimaran (2.50 Sq.Km) 8 Smallest Assembly constituency (Electoratewise) AC- 38 Delhi Cantt (85821) 9 Largest Assembly constituency (area wise) AC – 01 Narela (143.42 Sq. Km) 10 Largest Assembly constituency (Electoratewise) AC- 31 Vikas Puri (282632) 11 Total No. of Polling Stations 11,763 12 Number of General, Expenditure , Police & Awareness Observers  deployed General Observers :70, Police Observers :2 , Expenditure Observers 18 ,Awareness Observers :3 13 Poll expenditure limit per candidate (as per M/o Law Notification No. 11019(1)/2011-Leg.II dated 23rd February, 2011 Rs. 16 Lakh

Fact Sheet- Chattisgarh Assembly Election

Date of Polling :- Ist Phase ( 18 ACs)  Monday,11.11.2013 & 2nd Phase (72 ACs) Tuesday 19.11.2013 & Counting of Votes : (Sunday) 8.12.2013 S.No Item 1 Number & Types of AssemblyConstituencies in the state General 51 SC 10 ST 29 Total 90 2 Population of the State                        25545198 3 Total Electors 1,67,96,174 4 Female/Male Ratio 964 5 Percentage of EPIC issued 98.91 6 Number of Recognized State Parties NIL 7 Smallest Assembly constituency (Areawise) 50-Raipur City North 8 Smallest Assembly constituency(Electorate wise) 84-Narayanpur 9 Largest Assembly constituency (area wise) 89-Bijapur 10 Largest Assembly constituency(Electorate wise) 44-Kasdol 11 Total No. of Polling Stations 21, 418 12 Number of General, Expenditure , Police & Awareness Observers  deployed General Observers :90, Police Observers :27 , Expenditure Observers 30, Awareness Observers : 9 13 Poll expenditure limit per candidate (as per M/o Law Notification No. 11019(1)/2011-Leg.II dated 23rd February, 2011 Rs. 16 Lakh

India Re-Elected in ICAO Council

India has been re-elected in the new Council of International Civil Organization (ICAO) as one of the states making the largest contribution to the provision of facilities for international civil air navigation. The 38th session of the Assembly of ICAO completed the election of the Council in Montreal on October 1. The 36- member Council is the governing body of the Organization and is elected for a three-year term. 

The election process was divided into three parts, with the following states elected: 

PART I – (States of chief importance in air transport) - Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russian Federation, United Kingdom and the United States. All of them have been re-elected. 

PART II – (States which make the largest contribution to the provision of facilities for international civil air navigation) – Argentina, Egypt, India, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain and Venezuela. Except Norway, Portugal and Venezuela, all others have been re-elected. 

PART III– (States ensuring geographic representation)- Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chile, Dominican Republic, Kenya, Libya, Malaysia, Nicaragua, Poland, Republic of Korea, United Arab Emirates and United Republic of Tanzania. Bolivia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Kenya, Libya, Nicaragua, Poland and United Republic of Tanzania have been elected for the first time. 

A specialized agency of the United Nations, ICAO was created in 1944 to promote the safe and orderly development of international civil aviation throughout the world. It sets standards and regulations necessary for aviation safety, security, efficiency, capacity and environmental protection, amongst many other priorities. The Organization serves as the forum for cooperation in all fields of civil aviation among its 191 Member States.