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Election Atlas of India

The Election Atlas of India is a first-of-its-kind publication that chronicles the evolution of parliamentary elections in India since independence. It provides a comprehensive view of the country's changing socio-political and demographic landscape through a wealth of electoral data visualized in an innovative and accessible format.

Spanning an impressive 488 pages in A3 paper size, along with a 60-page supplement for the 2024 parliamentary elections, the book provides tremendous clarity in Information depicted in impressive graphs, charts, and thematic maps based on GIS technology. This collection showcases electoral parameters and aspects previously unavailable in a single resource.

The statistical data sheets delve into granular details of parliamentary constituencies, capturing demographic trends, electoral features, and results up to the fifth-ranking candidates across a time-series framework. Additionally, the Atlas documents historical information on by-elections, constituency modifications due to delimitations, and state reorganizations, making it a treasure trove of electoral insights.

The Atlas covers the entire journey from the 1st Lok Sabha in 1952 to the 18th Lok Sabha in 2024. It also includes updates on by-elections held until January 2025. Messages from global election leaders further enrich the publication, adding a global perspective to this invaluable resource.

This data-centric Election Atlas is an essential reference for politicians, academicians, researchers, political scientists, media professionals, democracy advocates, and election officials. It offers an unparalleled repository of knowledge on India’s general elections and serves as a definitive guide to understanding the statistical intricacies of India’s electoral history.

Factoids
  • A data - oriented electoral reference book, comprises all the parliamentary elections held from 1952 to 2024 and duly updated for the bye-elections held till October, 2024.
  • Highlights the journey of progression of Parliamentary Elections since independence.
  • Presents electoral parameters and aspects in the form of magnificent graphs, charts and thematic maps based on GIS technology.
  • Historical data of bye-elections and alteration in parliament constituencies following the delimitations and also during the reorganization of states is its treasure trove section.
  • Useful reference publications for election strategists, political parties’ leadership, contesting candidates, media person, community/pressure groups, party office bearers, psephologist, political scientists and scholar from other disciplines.
Contents
Electoral Maps
The first part comprises thematic electoral maps of some specific sectors likewise, Cluster of Electors, Voters, Voter Turnout, Polling Stations with electors and voters per polling station, Contesting Candidates including both Male and Female, etc for the entire Parliamentary Elections chronologically i.e., from 1st Lok Sabha in 1952 to 18th Lok Sabha in 2024. Also includes some demographic maps which provide the demographic information based on 2011 census according to Delimitation 2008.
Election Timeline & General Info
This section provides interesting diagrams, charts, and tables about the time series trend during the last parliamentary elections. It also covers the list of the presidents, the vice presidents, the prime ministers, the speakers and the chief election commissioners since independence.
Electoral Features & Results
This segment consists of statistical tables of a particular constituency which cover the demographic and electoral features and also display the election results up to the fifth position candidates. The bye-elections and the electoral details of deleted or modified constituencies are as well present in it.
Supporting Info
Fourth and the last part highlights the explanatory notes in which the self-coined terms like Religious Dominance, Rural-Urban Classification and Polarity of parties are defined.
Usefulness

This Historical Atlas is useful for:

  • Government Bodies
  • Election Functionaries
  • Election Strategists
  • Political Parties leadership
  • Media Persons
  • Think tanks
  • Observer Groups
  • Contesting Candidates
  • Community/ Pressure Groups
  • Political Parties Office Bearers
  • Psephologist
  • Political Scientists
  • Students/Faculty from Political Science
  • Scholar from other disciplines
  • Advocates of Democracy
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Description : Parliamentary Elections 1952-2024 1st Lok Sabha To 18th Lok Sabha

Editor : Dr. R. K. Thukral

Edition : January 2025; HB ; 488 Pages (A3 Paper Size) Supplement Updated January 2025

ISBN : 978-93-86683-92-2

Price : Rs. 1100015% OFF
Discounted Price : Rs. 9350

Shipping Charges: (Free courier/registered post charges within India)


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