Series: Lok Sabah Elections 2014

Here’s what the numbers and percentages in the election 2014 result for Bangalore look like.

While every other channel and newspaper has its own analysis of who will form the government, we have a different take: We analyse who might win the constituencies in Bangalore.

Urban voter doesn’t want to be involved in voting. He holidays on voting day. People don’t vote… We have heard it all. Now time to see the other side of the story.

Banner controversies, distribution of money and promotional materials etc were reported from here and there. Citizens seemed to be more focussed on candidates, rather than parties.

It’s a paid holiday – so don’t miss voting. More tips and information on voting day for you!

Bangalore South and Rajarajeshwari Nagar are part of Bangalore Rural constituency. Hence here’s the profile of the candidates for you!

If you are a first-time voter and are bombarded by people telling you how to vote and who to vote for, this is for you!

Every candidate who is contesting from the Bangalore Urban constituencies has a Facebook page. How effective has it been? Read on…

Check who the candidates are from your area, what did they do, and who deserves your vote!

After chasing him for a long time, Citizen Matters finally caught up with Ananth Kumar who gave us an interview. Here is the output!

Here’s what JD(S) has in store for the development of the city if it comes to power; also read individual candidates’ vision for the city.

Bangalore South MP, though is very vocal in Parliament, seems to be unable to connect with his electorate back home effectively. Read more!