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Age no bar for presidential polls in Iran; over 680 enroll

Tehran, May 12: A total of 686 hopefuls, including 30 women, have registered for Iranian presidential election due June 14, the country's interior minister Mustafa Mohammad-Najjar has said.The youngest candidate is 19 years old and the oldest one is 87 years ...

Over 680 Hopefuls For Irans Presidential Poll

Ruling Coalition Wins Malaysias General Election

Electoral fraud? Malaysian oppn party rejects poll results

Kuala Lumpur, May 6: Malaysia's ruling coalition won a fiercely contested general election with a comparatively slimmer majority, polling results showed early Monday. The opposition declined to accept the result citing electoral fraud allegations.The ruling coalition Baris...

For poll win candidates sit under this tamarind tree

Gadag (Karnataka), April 25: With just 10 days to go for the May 5 assembly polls, candidates in Shirahatti and Ron constituencies in North Karnataka are seen making a beeline for a tamarind tree considered by many to be a lucky ...

This Tamarind Tree Brings Luck For Candidates

India Unlikely Have Either Cong Or Bjp Led Govt Survey

Country unlikely to have either Cong or BJP-led govt: Survey

Bangalore, April 16: A state of the nation poll conducted by the Dubai-based Cvoter has found that if the Lok Sabha polls are held at the moment, the Congress will not only see a massive slide, but the BJP will not ...

Obama's rating down, Republicans are stuffy old men

Washington, March 19: For the first time since September, President Barack Obama's approval rating has dipped below 50 percent even as a majority of Americans views opposition Republicans as an "out of touch" party of "stuffy old men."Half of the people ...

Obama Approval Dips Republicans Are Stuff Old Men Poll

Percent Voting In Karnataka Urban Local Bodies Polls

Karnataka local polls: Healthy 45 percent voting by 2pm

Bangalore, March 7: Around 45 percent of over 8.5 million voters in Karnataka had cast their ballots by 2 p.m. on Thursday in the elections to 208 urban local bodies.The polling booths opened at 7 a.m. and balloting has been largely ...

WikiLeaks founder to stand for Senate in Victoria

Melboune, Feb 13: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, currently hold up in Ecuador embassy in London, will stand for the Senate in Victoria for the September federal poll as the lead candidate of a newly formed WikiLeaks Party. According to 'The ...

Cong Chintan Shivir To Evolve Winning Formula 2014 Poll

Cong Chintan Shivir to evolve winning formula for 2014 polls

Jaipur, Jan 17: With Rahul Gandhi put in charge of the 2014 poll campaign, Congress will set out on a unique exercise here on Friday seeking to blend youth and experience to evolve a winning formula for the Lok Sabha elections ...

Election Commission reviews Gujarat poll preparations

Ahmedabad, Nov 19: Deputy Election Commissioner Vinod Zutshi, who is on a two-day visit to the state, reviewed on Sunday arrangements for the first phase of Assembly polls in five districts at a meeting with local officials in Ahmedabad. Zutshi ...

Hawking bestseller tops poll to launch Darwin Festival 2009

London, July 2 (ANI): Stephen Hawking says he is 'flattered' by a Cambridge University poll voting "A Brief History of Time" as the publication most likely to have the same impact as Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species for future generations....

6 out of 10 people globally think Obama is most trusted world leader: Poll

Washington, June 30 (ANI): A remarkable 61 percent of people from across the world think that US President Barack Obama is the most trustworthy leader in the world, a survey conducted across 20 nations has found....

50 percent Israelis think Obama is more pro-Palestine than pro-Israel: Poll

Jerusalem, June 19 (ANI): A whopping 50 percent Israelis consider the policies of Obama's administration more pro-Palestinian than pro-Israeli, while 36 percent said the policies were neutral, a new poll has found....

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