NDA Results for the General Election 2009

NDA - Loksabha Elections 2009 Results

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is a coalition of political parties in India. It is led by the Bharatiya Janata Party and had 13 constituent parties at the time of its formation in 1998. The convenor of NDA is Sharad Yadav, and its honorary Chairman is former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

NDA Results for the General Election 2009

Party

Win

Lead

Win/Lead

SeatChange

BJP	116	0	116	-22
JD(U)	20	0	20	12
SS	11	0	11	-1
SAD	4	0	4	-4
AGP	1	0	1	-1
INLD	0	0	0	0
RLD	5	0	5	2

Comparision of Congress and BJP Manifestos - 2009 Lok Sabha Elections

Comparision of Congress and BJP Manifestos - 2009 Lok Sabha Elections

ISSUE	Congress	BJP
Infrastructure	To revive the economy and restore the high growth witnessed in the first four years of the Congress-led UPA Government. - Connect all villages to a broadband network in three years time - Bring the fruits of the IT revolution to more cities and towns. This will help open vast new opportunities for our rural youth.  - New deal for SMEs and for first-generation entrepreneurs by assuring them greater access to collateral-free credit and liberating them from the multiplicity of laws and forms.	The Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, the largest rural connectivity programme initiated by the NDA Government, will be fully implemented in the first three years. Bring down interest rates for housing loans so that housing becomes affordable. Enhance the capabilities of the manufacturing sector by easing credit availability. Promote SMEs and the retail sector which can generate a large number of jobs. Give a boost to tourism by selecting 50 tourist destinations and investing heavily in their infrastructure.
Jobs	All students admitted to any recognized course in any recognized college/university will be provided, on a need basis, either a scholarship or an educational loan without collateral repayable over a very long period. To ensure that the expansion plans on the higher education front are implemented. To reap the impart skills to a bigger chunk of the below-35 population through an extensive skill development programme so that the employability of youth is enhanced. Funds will be provided to ensure its widest possible coverage.	Arrest the loss of jobs and reverse the trend of joblessness which is far worse than unemployment by making massive public sector investments in job-generating infrastructure. Education will be the Government instrument to reduce poverty, promote health, protect the environment and advance gender equality. Central allocation to education shall be raised to six per cent of the GDP.
Foreign Relations	The foreign policy followed in the past five years has yielded handsome results: the foremost example is the Nuke deal with USA. India's patient but forceful diplomacy has obliged Pakistan to admit that its citizens were responsible for carrying out Mumbai-attacks in November 2008.	The BJP desires good relations between India and the USA, but we will not compromise on either India's national interest or relations with another friendly country. Pakistan: There can be no 'comprehensive dialogue' for peace unless Pakistan a) dismantles the terrorist infrastructure on territory under its control; b) actively engages in prosecuting terror elements c) puts a permanent end to using cross-border terrorism as an instrument of state policy; d) stops using the territory of third countries to launch terror attacks on India; and, e) hands over to India individuals wanted for committing crimes on Indian soil.
Agriculture	Every small and marginal farmer in the country will have access to bank credit at lower rates of interest. To extend interest relief to all farmers who repay bank loans on schedule. To ensure that farming becomes a profitable occupation. Consider direct income support to farmers in the ecologically vulnerable regions of the country. Minimum Support Price (MSP) and procurement will be ensured at the doorsteps of farmers.	To make India's farmer debt-free, the BJP will waive agricultural loans. Set up a commission to study the entire gamut of farmer's loans and come up with an actionable solution to the deepening crisis. Provide 35 kg of rice or wheat every month to BPL families at Rs 2 per kg.
Security	Our policy is zero tolerance towards terrorism from whatever source it originates. We have already initiated the process of equipping our police and other specialist security forces with the latest weapons and technology. This process will be taken forward vigorously. More specialist battalions will be raised and positioned in key locations across the country.	Revive the anti-terror mechanism that has been dismantled by the Congress and make POTA more effective. Completely revamp the internal and external intelligence agencies and review the existing system of coordination and dissemination of intelligence inputs. A Digital Security Agency will be set up to deal with cyber warfare, cyber counterterrorism, and cyber security of national digital assets.
Taxes	To introduce a moderate goods and services tax (GST) so that all other central and state-level indirect taxes such as VAT, excise duty, service tax, entertainment tax, luxury tax etc. will stand abolished and bring substantial relief to the aam admi.	Put in place a low tax, low interest regime so that people have more money and their purchasing power increases, which in turn will serve as an impetus for the economy. Exempt income up to Rs 3 lakh from Income Tax. Women and senior citizens will receive an additional exemption benefit of Rs 50,000. Income of all senior citizens by way of pension will be exempt from Income Tax. Dispense with clubbing of agricultural income with other sources of income for determining tax liability on other income. CST will be abolished and GST will be rationalised between 12 and 14 per; FBT will go. Bring back the money (estimated at Rs 25,00,000 crore and Rs 75,00,000 crore) illegally stashed in Swiss bank accounts and tax havens.

Highlights of the Lok Sabha Election 2009 Schedule

Highlights of the Lok Sabha Election 2009 Schedule

Election Dates	No. of Seats	States
Apr 16	124	AP, Arunachal, Assam. Bihar, J&K, Kerala, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, UP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andaman, Lakshadweep
Apr 23	141	AP, Assam, Bihar, Goa, J&K, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Orissa, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand
Apr 30	107	Bihar, Gujarat, J&K, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Sikkim, UP, West Bengal, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu
May 07	85	Bihar, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi
May 13	86	Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh, Puducherry
Counting of Votes : May 16, 09 Next Lok Sabha to convene before: Jun 02, 09

Indian General Elections-2009

Indian General Elections 2009 - Poll Schedule:

Phase-I for 124 seats
March 23	Issue of notification
March 30	Last date of filing nominations
March 31	Scrutiny of nomination
April 2	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
April 16	Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep
Phase-II for 141 seats
March 28	Issue of notification
April 4	Last date of filing of nomination
April 6	Scrutiny of nomination
April 8	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
A: (April 22, 2009)	Manipur
B: (April 23, 2009)	Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Goa, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand
Phase-III for 107 seats
A: April 2, 2009	Issue of notification
April 9	Last date of nomination
April 11	Scrutiny of nomination
April 13	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
B: April 2, 2009	Issue of notification
April 9	Last date of nominations
April 10	Scrutiny of nomination
April 15	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
C: April 2, 2009	Issue of notification
April 9	Last date of nominations
April 10	Scrutiny of nomination
April 13	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
April 30, 2009	Bihar, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Jammu and Kashmir, Gujarat, Sikkim, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
Phase-IV for 85 seats
April 11	Issue of notification
April 18	Last date of filing of nomination
April 20	Scrutiny of nomination
April 22	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
May 7	Bihar, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi
Phase-V for 86 seats
A: April 17	Issue of notification
April 24	Last date of filing of nomination
April 25	Scrutiny of nomination
April 27	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
B: April 17	Issue of notification
April 24	Last date of filing of nomination
April 25	Scrutiny of nomination
April 28	Last date of withdrawal of nomination
May 13	Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh, Puducherry, Uttar Pradesh
Counting: May 16, 2009
Constitution of new Lok Sabha: June 2, 2009

15th Lok Sabha Election 2009 Poll Schedule

15th Lok Sabha Election 2009 Poll Schedule:

List of Constituencies in States with One Poll Day State Code States and Union Territories Schedule No. Date of Poll No. of Constituencies S02 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1 16-Apr-09 2 S05 GOA 2B 23-Apr-09 2 S06 GUJARAT 3C 30-Apr-09 26 S07 HARYANA 4 07-May-09 10 S08 HIMACHAL PRADESH 5A 13-May-09 4 S11 KERALA 1 16-Apr-09 20 S15 MEGHALAYA 1 16-Apr-09 2 S16 MIZORAM 1 16-Apr-09 1 S17 NAGALAND 1 16-Apr-09 1 S20 RAJASTHAN 4 07-May-09 25 S21 SIKKIM 3C 30-Apr-09 1 S22 TAMIL NADU 5A 13-May-09 39 S23 TRIPURA 2B 23-Apr-09 2 S26 CHHATTISGARH 1 16-Apr-09 11 S28 UTTARAKHAND 5A 13-May-09 5 U01 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS 1 16-Apr-09 1 U02 CHANDIGARH 5A 13-May-09 1 U03 DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 3C 30-Apr-09 1 U04 DAMAN & DIU 3C 30-Apr-09 1 U05 NCT of DELHI 4 07-May-09 7 U06 LAKSHADWEEP 1 16-Apr-09 1 U07 PUDUCHERRY 5A 13-May-09 1 Total Constituencies : 164

List of Constituencies in States with Two Poll Days List of Constituencies in States with Two Poll Days   S03 ASSAM Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 1 Karimganj 4 Dhubri 2 Silchar 5 Kokrajhar 3 Autonomous District 6 Barpeta 7 Gauhati 8 Mangaldoi 9 Tezpur 10 Nowgong 11 Kaliabor 12 Jorhat 13 Dibrugarh 14 Lakhimpur S10 KARNATAKA Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 1 Chikkodi 3 Bagalkot 2 Belgaum 10 Haveri 4 Bijapur 11 Dharwad 5 Gulbarga 13 Davanagere 6 Raichur 14 Shimoga 7 Bidar 15 Udupi Chikmagalur 8 Koppal 16 Hassan 9 Bellary 17 Dakshina Kannada 12 Uttara Kannada 20 Mandya 18 Chitradurga 21 Mysore 19 Tumkur 22 Chamarajanagar 23 Bangalore Rural 24 Bangalore North 25 Bangalore Central 26 Bangalore South 27 Chikkballapur 28 Kolar S12 MADHYA PRADESH Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 8 Khajuraho 1 Morena 9 Satna 2 Bhind 10 Rewa 3 Gwalior 11 Sidhi 4 Guna 12 Shahdol 5 Sagar 13 Jabalpur 6 Tikamgarh 14 Mandla 7 Damoh 15 Balaghat 20 Rajgarh 16 Chhindwara 21 Dewas 17 Hoshangabad 22 Ujjain 18 Vidisha 23 Mandsour 19 Bhopal 24 Ratlam 29 Betul 25 Dhar 26 Indore 27 Khargone 28 Khandwa S14 MANIPUR Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2A Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 22-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 2 Outer Manipur 1 Inner Manipur S18 ORISSA Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 1 Bargarh 4 Keonjhar 2 Sundargarh 5 Mayurbhanj 3 Sambalpur 6 Balasore 10 Bolangir 7 Bhadrak 11 Kalahandi 8 Jajpur 12 Nabarangpur 9 Dhenkanal 13 Kandhamal 14 Cuttack 19 Aska 15 Kendrapara 20 Berhampur 16 Jagatsinghpur 21 Koraput 17 Puri 18 Bhubaneswar S19 PUNJAB Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 10 Firozpur 1 Gurdaspur 11 Bathinda 2 Amritsar 12 Sangrur 3 Khadoor Sahib 13 Patiala 4 Jalandhar 5 Hoshiarpur 6 Anandpur Sahib 7 Ludhiana 8 Fatehgarh Sahib 9 Faridkot S27 JHARKHAND Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES NO. NAME NO. NAME 4 Chatra 1 Rajmahal 5 Kodarma 2 Dumka 11 Khunti 3 Godda 12 Lohardaga 6 Giridih 13 Palamau 7 Dhanbad 14 Hazaribagh 8 Ranchi 9 Jamshedpur 10 Singhbhum

List of Constituencies in States with Three Poll Days List of Constituencies in States with Three Poll Days MAHARASHTRA S13 Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 NO. CONSTITUENCIES  NAME NO. CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO. CONSTITUENCIES NAME 5 Buldhana 1 Nandurbar 22 Palghar 6 Akola 2 Dhule 23 Bhiwandi 7 Amravati 3 Jalgaon 24 Kalyan 8 Wardha 4 Raver 25 Thane 9 Ramtek 18 Jalna 26 Mumbai North 10 Nagpur 19 Aurangabad 27 Mumbai North West 11 Bhandara - Gondiya 20 Dindori 28 Mumbai North East 12 Gadchiroli-Chimur 21 Nashik 29 Mumbai North Central 13 Chandrapur 32 Raigad 30 Mumbai South Central 14 Yavatmal-Washim 33 Maval 31 Mumbai South 15 Hingoli 34 Pune 16 Nanded 35 Baramati 17 Parbhani 36 Shirur 37 Ahmednagar 38 Shirdi 39 Beed 40 Osmanabad 41 Latur 42 Solapur 43 Madha 44 Sangli 45 Satara 46 Ratnagiri - Sindhudurg 47 Kolhapur 48 Hatkanangle S25 WEST BENGAL Schedule No. 3A Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A Poll Day 30-Apr-09   07-May-09   13-May-09   CONSTITUENCIESNAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO.   NO.   NO. 1 Coochbehar 9 Jangipur 14 Bangaon 2 Alipurduars 10 Baharampur 15 Barrackpur 3 Jalpaiguri 11 Murshidabad 16 Dum Dum 4 Darjeeling 12 Krishnanagar 17 Barasat 5 Raiganj 13 Ranaghat 18 Basirhat 6 Balurghat 25 Howrah 19 Jaynagar 7 Maldaha Uttar 26 Uluberia 20 Mathurapur 8 Maldaha Dakshin 27 Sreerampur 21 Diamond Harbour 32 Ghatal 28 Hooghly 22 Jadavpur 33 Jhargram 29 Arambag 23 Kolkata Dakshin 34 Medinipur 30 Tamluk 24 Kolkata Uttar 35 Purulia 31 Kanthi 36 Bankura 38 Bardhaman Purba 37 Bishnupur 39 Budhaman - Durgapur 40 Asansol 41 Bolpur 42 Birbhum

List of Constituencies in States with Four Poll Days

S04 BIHAR Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Schedule No. 4 Poll Day 16-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 07-May-09   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO.   NO.   NO.   NO.   17 Gopalganj 1 Valmiki Nagar 8 Supaul 29 Nalanda 18 Siwan 2 Paschim Champaran 9 Araria 30 Patna Sahib 19 Maharajganj 3 Purvi Champaran 10 Kishanganj 31 Pataliputra 20 Saran 4 Sheohar 11 Katihar 32 Arrah 5 Sitamarhi 12 Purnia 33 Buxar 6 Madhubani 13 Madhepura 34 Sasaram 7 Jhanjharpur 24 Begusarai 35 Karakat 14 Darbhanga 25 Khagaria 36 Jahanabad 15 Muzaffarpur 26 Bhagalpur 37 Aurangabad 16 Vaishali 27 Banka 38 Gaya 21 Hajipur 28 Munger 39 Nawada 22 Ujiarpur 40 Jamui 23 Samastipur

List of Constituencies in States with Five Poll Days JAMMU & KASHMIR S09 Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3B Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 CONSTITUENCIES NAME CONSTITUENCIES NAME CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO. NO. NO. 6 Jammu 5 Udhampur 3 Anantnag JAMMU & KASHMIR S09 Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09 NO. CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO. CONSTITUENCIES NAME 2 Srinagar 1 Baramulla 4 Ladakh S24 - UTTAR PRADESH Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Poll Day 16-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 30-Apr-09   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO. NO. NO. 63 Maharajganj 37 Amethi 30 Sitapur 64 Gorakhpur 38 Sultanpur 31 Hardoi 65 Kushi Nagar 39 Pratapgarh 32 Misrikh 66 Deoria 48 Banda 33 Unnao 67 Bansgaon 50 Kaushambi 34 Mohanlalganj 68 Lalganj 51 Phulpur 35 Lucknow 69 Azamgarh 52 Allahabad 36 Rae bareli 70 Ghosi 54 Faizabad 43 Kanpur 71 Salempur 55 Ambedkar Nagar 44 Akbarpur 72 Ballia 57 Kaiserganj 45 Jalaun 74 Machhlishahr 58 Shrawasti 46 Jhansi 75 Ghazipur 59 Gonda 47 Hamirpur 76 Chandauli 60 Domariyaganj 49 Fatehpur 77 Varanasi 61 Basti 53 Barabanki 79 Mirzapur 62 Sant Kabir Nagar 56 Bahraich 80 Robertsganj 73 Jaunpur 78 Bhadohi S24 - UTTAR PRADESH Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5B 07-May-09 13-May-09   CONSTITUENCIES NAME   CONSTITUENCIES NAME NO. NO. 2 Kairana 1 Saharanpur 3 Muzaffarnagar 4 Bijnor 10 Meerut 5 Nagina 11 Baghpat 6 Moradabad 12 Ghaziabad 7 Rampur 13 Gautam Budhha Nagar 8 Sambhal 14 Bulandshahr 9 Amroha 15 Aligarh 23 Badaun 16 Hathras 24 Aonla 17 Mathura 25 Bareilly 18 Agra 26 Pilibhit 19 Fatehpur Sikri 27 Shahjahanpur 20 Firozabad 28 Kheri 21 Mainpuri 29 Dhaurahra 22 Etah 40 Farrukhabad 41 Etawah 42 Kannauj

List of Constituencies for Phase-5 - Lok Sabha Elections 2009

List of Constituencies for Phase-5 - Lok Sabha Elections 2009

Election Date: May 13, 2009

1. Chandigarh (Chandigarh)
   
2. Kangra (Himachal Pradesh)
   
3. Mandi (Himachal Pradesh)
   
4. Hamirpur (Himachal Pradesh)
   
5. Shimla (Himachal Pradesh)
   
6. Baramulla (Jammu & Kashmir)
   
7. Ladakh (Jammu & Kashmir)
   
8. Pondicherry (Pondichery)
   
9. Gurdaspur (Punjab)
   
10. Amritsar (Punjab)
    
11. Khadoor Sahib (Punjab)
    
12. Jalandhar (Punjab)
    
13. Hoshiarpur (Punjab)
    
14. Anandpur Sahib (Punjab)
    
15. Ludhiana (Punjab)
    
16. Fatehgarh Sahib (Punjab)
    
17. Faridkot (Punjab)
    
18. Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu)
    
19. Chennai North (Tamil Nadu)
    
20. Chennai South (Tamil Nadu)
    
21. Chennai Central (Tamil Nadu)
    
22. Sriperumbudur (Tamil Nadu)
    
23. Kancheepuram (Tamil Nadu)
    
24. Arakkonam (Tamil Nadu)
    
25. Vellore (Tamil Nadu)
    
26. Krishnagiri (Tamil Nadu)
    
27. Dharmapuri (Tamil Nadu)
    
28. Tiruvannamalai (Tamil Nadu)
    
29. Arani (Tamil Nadu)
    
30. Viluppuram (Tamil Nadu)
    
31. Kallakurichi (Tamil Nadu)
    
32. Salem (Tamil Nadu)
    
33. Namakkal (Tamil Nadu)
    
34. Erode (Tamil Nadu)
    
35. Tiruppur (Tamil Nadu)
    
36. Nilgiris (Tamil Nadu)
    
37. Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)
    
38. Pollachi (Tamil Nadu)
    
39. Dindigul (Tamil Nadu)
    
40. Karur (Tamil Nadu)
    
41. Tiruchirappalli (Tamil Nadu)
    
42. Perambalur (Tamil Nadu)
    
43. Cuddalore (Tamil Nadu)
    
44. Chidambaram (Tamil Nadu)
    
45. Mayiladuthurai (Tamil Nadu)
    
46. Nagapattinam (Tamil Nadu)
    
47. Thanjavur (Tamil Nadu)
    
48. Sivaganga (Tamil Nadu)
    
49. Madurai (Tamil Nadu)
    
50. Theni (Tamil Nadu)
    
51. Virudhnagar (Tamil Nadu)
    
52. Ramanathapuram (Tamil Nadu)
    
53. Thothukkudi (Tamil Nadu)
    
54. Tenkasi (Tamil Nadu)
    
55. Tirunelveli (Tamil Nadu)
    
56. Kanniyakumari (Tamil Nadu)
    
57. Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh)
    
58. Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh)
    
59. Nagina (Uttar Pradesh)
    
60. Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh)
    
61. Rampur (Uttar Pradesh)
    
62. Sambhal (Uttar Pradesh)
    
63. Amroha (Uttar Pradesh)
    
64. Badaun (Uttar Pradesh)
    
65. Aonla (Uttar Pradesh)
    
66. Bariely (Uttar Pradesh)
    
67. Pilibhit (Uttar Pradesh)
    
68. Shahjahanpur (Uttar Pradesh)
    
69. Kheri (Uttar Pradesh)
    
70. Dhaurahra (Uttar Pradesh)
    
71. Tehri Garhwal (Uttaranchal)
    
72. Garhwal (Uttaranchal)
    
73. Almora (Uttaranchal)
    
74. Nainital Udhamsingh Nagar (Uttaranchal)
    
75. Hardwar (Uttaranchal)
    
76. Bangaon (West Bengal)
    
77. Barrackpur (West Bengal)
    
78. Dum Dum (West Bengal)
    
79. Barasat (West Bengal)
    
80. Basirhat (West Bengal)
    
81. Jay Nagar (West Bengal)
    
82. Mathurapur (West Bengal)
    
83. Diamond Harbour (West Bengal)
    
84. Jadavpur (West Bengal)
    
85. Kolkata Dakshin (West Bengal)
    
86. Kolkata Uttar (West Bengal)