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바카라's Next Issue: Inside The Election Cauldron

Water scarcity, unemployment, caste-based discrimination, land ownership and farmers’ issues have been consistent themes across the nation

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An elderly woman arrives at a polling station to cast her vote in Shangshak village, in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, Friday, April 26, 2024. Photo: AP
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The political battlefield is heating up as India라이브 바카라 'festival of democracy' advances to the second round of polling. While the mainstream political discourse remains dominated by back-and-forth jibes between the incumbent and opposition parties, mostly along communal lines, 바카라 reporters have ventured out to the remotest pockets of India to bring the ground reality to the people.

From Maharashtra라이브 바카라 naxal-affected Gadhchiroli region to South Karnataka, the Vokkaliga heartland, the ground reports bring to the fore the unique issues of democracy and development  plaguing the locals this electoral season. 

Water scarcity, unemployment, caste-based discrimination, land ownership and farmers’ issues have been consistent themes across the nation, whether in rural Northern Rajasthan where a mass migration to bigger cities for livelihood is being observed, to the coastal Konkan region in Maharashtra where marginalised adivasi communities are being forced into bonded labour.

바카라 reporters also visited key electoral seats to gauge the political winds in the region, from PM Modi라이브 바카라 VIP seat of Varanasi to Karnataka라이브 바카라 Hubbali-Dharwad region, considered to be the saffron party라이브 바카라 entry point into southern politics.

As Lok Sabha elections pick up steam, 바카라 reporters guarantee to bring original, exclusive and genuine reports from the ground.

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