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33 days ago by mridulamadhsudan

On the 60th anniversary of free India, The Times Group is launching its new campaign titled “Lead India”. This campaign is in continuation of its previous campaign titled “India Poised” featuring Amitabh Bachchan that was launched in January 2007. However, this time, the nationwide campaign revolved ...

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34 days ago by akhileshblog

inspirational videos… India is our right and we, as the children of bharatmata have our tasks cut out to ensure the reawakening our country which was in the past, at the zenith of peace and prosperity. As swami Vivekananda said, the ruthless invasions of mughals and the brits led india into a tempor ...

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53 days ago by Manu Chatlani

Empezó con un aviso en a página completa en el diario The Times of India. Siguió con videos virales, estando el primero a cargo de Amitabh Bacchan, el máximo ídolo de Bollywood -y quizás de la historia de la India-, el detonante de lo que después sería un movimiento nico. Con cientos de avisos, vide ...

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60 days ago by Nikhil Chawla

We want youthful leaders to run our country but what happens to the youth when it comes to voting. I always knew that they are many more like me who don’t much about Indian politics or the politicians other than a few prominent ones. I got my voter ID card made at the age of 18 but had never exercis ...

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62 days ago by communicatingpr

Rohit Sharma Mumbai sleeps on voting day. All talks, no action. Did the candles stop burning in 5 months? Read more on Mumbai’s embarrassing fiasco. Posted in Opinion Tagged: Aamir Khan, BJP, Business, Campaigns, Candidates, Celebrities, Congress, Elections, Electoral rolls, India, Indiabiznews, Jaa ...

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62 days ago by ck2

This is from advertisement created by Times of India's Lead India campaign to create awareness about the power of a vote. Three out of two phases of the election to the create a new parliament and government to lead the country for next five years are over. The results so far are not encouraging. By ...

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63 days ago by admin

Whom to vote for? Whom have you voted for? Why did fewer people vote in 2009 as compared to 2004? Why have all the various campaigns: lead india, jaagore, CEC campaigns like pappu and rab ne bana di jodi, jai ho, public service ads by the incumbent government coaxing people to vote and so on….have n ...

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63 days ago by ram

Many ads, fewer votes reads a piece in New York Times, All the awareness campaigns couldn’t get people to vote screams Mumbai Mirror. I am sure the Lead India team in TOI and elsewhere is feeling dejected. TOI spent millions in spreading awareness. This time seemed different, in deed it was, it went ...

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64 days ago by Laghu Sikarwar

This is the Lead India Pledge as started by Times of India. This is for benefit of my previous post.

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64 days ago by Laghu Sikarwar

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