Exit Poll West Bengal 2011

Exit Poll 2011 Live Telecast CNN IBN - Assembly Election 2011 Post Poll Survey Results Live Online Streaming - West Bengal, Kerala, Tamilnadu, Assam, Pondicherry Exit Poll Result Live Webcast Podcast,Opinion Poll Survey

West Bengal opinion poll/ Exit Poll

CPI(M): 60 (47+2+8+3)
TMC : 225 (180+43+2)
BJP:3
Others :6

The ORG opinion poll predicts that the Left will get 43% of the vote share, 44% for Trinamool and allies and 12% for others.


CPI(M):101
TMC :182
BJP: 2
Others : 9

An exhaustive study with over 14,200 respondents from 4 different states

The battle for the reins of Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal , CNN-IBN in partnership with THE WEEK present the most comprehensive and definitive post-poll survey conducted by the Centre for Study of Developing Societies (CSDS). The Post Poll Survey would look to find answers to some intriguing questions as India awaits a historical verdict – who will win the battle for Tamil Nadu Jayalalitha or the DMK, will Mamata Banerjee finally breach the red citadel (CPI-M), will Kerala throw up a new trend in voting and is Assam going to be a tight race for power ?

The poll conducted by the Centre for Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) on behalf of CNN-IBN & THE WEEK, follows a method of systematic random sampling with a sample size of over 14,200 respondents. The special programming on CNN-IBN with the post poll findings would be hosted by Rajdeep Sardesai, Karan Thapar, Sagarika Ghose & Yogendra Yadav along with K.S. Sachidananda Murthy and a panel of eminent experts.

The post-poll survey is the most exhaustive academic study on elections undertaken to deconstruct voter behavior and trends. This study enables researchers to pick a truly representative sample by following the rigorous procedure of random sampling. The study provides voter insights into their opinions and attitudes and is much reliable than the conventional exit polls.

West Bengal Assembly Election 2011 Live Update

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Tamil Nadu Assembly Election 2011 Live Updates

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Kerala Assembly Election Results 2011 Live update

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Assam Assembly Election 2011 Live Update

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Union Budget 2011 : highlights in point

OVERVIEW: Budget estimates for 2011-12 projects Rs 9,32,440 crore - an increase of 24 per cent.
Expenditure in 2011-12 is estimated at Rs 12,57,729 crore, an increase of 13.4%.

Revenue deficit fixed at 2.3% in revised estimates of 2010-11 and 1.8% in 2011-12.

Tax reductions to result in revenue loss of Rs 11,500 crore

Points and proposals made by Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee in his budget speech are following:

* Corruption is a problem, we have to fight it collectively.

* Total food inflation is down from 20.2% last year to 9.3% in January; but it is still a matter of concern.

* Government has to reconcile ecological concerns with development aspirations.

* Budget 2011-12 will help a transition towards more transparent and result-oriented economic management.

* In current year, overall economic growth is expected at 8.6%,
agriculture growth at 5.4%, industrial growth at 8.1%, and services
growth at 9.3%.

* Government's principle concern is high food prices; food prices were high for cereals, while there was a spurt in prices of onions and milk.

* High current account deficit is a cause of concern.

* Current account deficit and average inflation in 2011-12 is likely to be less than current year.

* Public Debt Management Agency Bill will be introduced in the next financial year.

* Direct Tax Code Bill likely to be passed by Parliament in the next financial year after getting standing committee's report.

* Goods and Services Tax Bill will be introduced in Parliament this year.

* Government will move towards direct cash transfer of cash subsidy as regards kerosene, LPG and fertilisers from March
2012 in view of large-scale diversion.

* Government will keep up tempo of divestment process.

* Discussions on to further liberalise foreign direct investment policy.

* Portfolio investment from foreign subscriptions will be permitted in mutual funds registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

* Financial-sector reforms will move forward; Insurance (amendment) Bill, LIC Bill and Pension Development Authority Bill will be introduced in the current session of Parliament.

* Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, SBI Subsidiaries Bill and BIFR
Bill will also be introduced in the current session.

* Rs6,000 crore will be given to public-sector banks to maintain capital-to-risk assets ratio norms.

* Indian micro finance equity with SIDBI will be formed at Rs100 crore.

* Proposal to increase rural housing fund to Rs3,000 crore.

* Proposal to raise housing loan limit from Rs20 lakh to Rs25 lakh from priority-sector lending.

* Government plans to create a Women's Self Help Group
Development Fund with a corpus of Rs500 crore.

* Allocation under the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana will be raised from Rs6,755 crore in the current year to Rs7,860 crore.

* Rs300 crore are being provided to promote pulses cultivation in rain-fed areas, another Rs300 crore to promote farm product cultivation.

* Credit flows to farmers will be raised from Rs3.75 lakh crore to Rs4.75 lakh crore.

* Government proposes to promote organic farming methods
to enable farmers to get the best from their land.

* Existing interest subvention scheme on short-term farm loans at 7% interest will continue.

* NABARD's capital base will be strengthened; the bank will be given Rs10,000 crore as a short-term credit fund.

* Tax-free bonds of Rs30,000 crore will be issued for infrastructure development. This will cover the Warehousing Corporation of India, National Highways Authority of India, IRFC, and Housing and Urban Development Corporation.

* Capital investment in fertiliser production will be considered infrastructure sub-sector.

* A new scheme will be introduced for refund of service tax on lines of drawback of duties.

* Proposal to introduce self-assessment of customs duty under which importers and exporters will themselves assess the duty they have to pay.

* Remuneration of aanganwadi workers has been raised from Rs1,500 a month to Rs3,000. Helpers will get Rs1,500, up from Rs750.

* Rs50 crore grant to Aligarh Muslim University centres in Murshidabad in West Bengal and Malappuram in Kerala.

* Old age pension for persons aged 80 and above will be raised from Rs200 to Rs500.

* Budgetary allocation of Rs100 crore for Ladakh and Rs150 crore for Jammu for implementation of projects identified by task force.

* Rs9 lakh compensation will be given to men of the defence and central paramilitary forces in case they suffer from permanentdisability and are discharged from service.

* Rs300 crore will be provided as assistance to states to modernise stamps and registration administration.

* Budget estimates for 2011-12 project Rs9,32,440 crore — an increase of 24%.

* Net tax to Centre will be Rs6,64,457 crore. Non-tax receipts are pegged at Rs1,25,435 crore.

* Fiscal deficit has been brought down from 5.5% to 5.1% in 2010-11. In 2011-12, it will be brought down further to 4.6%.

* Total plan expenditure will go up cent per cent in nominal terms in the next year.

* Revenue deficit has been fixed at 2.3% in revised estimates for 2010-11 and 1.8 per cent in projections for 2011-12.

* Threshold income-tax limit is being raised from Rs1.6 lakh to Rs1.8 lakh.

* Exemption limit for senior citizens above 80 years of age is being increased to Rs5 lakh.

* Minimum alternate tax (MAT) is being raised from 18% to 18.5% of book profits.

* Proposal to extend investment on long-term infrastructure bonds by one more year.

* Investment-linked deductions will be provided for fertilisers and developers of affordable housing.

* Eligibility age for senior citizens for tax exemptions is being reduced to 60 from 65 years.

* Net loss from direct tax proposals has been estimated at Rs11,500 crore.

* The central government's debt in proportion to the GDP will be 44.2% in 2011-12.

* Standard rate of central excise duty has been maintained at 10%.

* CENVAT (central value-added tax) rates will remain unchanged.

* Nominal 1% central excise duty will be levied on 130 items entering the tax net. Basic food, fuel and precious stones as well as gold and silver jewellery will be exempted.

* Peak rate of customs duty is being maintained at 10% in view of the global economic situation.

* Basic customs duty on agricultural machinery will be reduced to 4.5% from 5%.

* Basic customs duty on raw silk reduced from 30% to 5%.

* Export duty rates on iron ore are being unified and kept at 20% ad valorem.

* Excise and customs duty proposals are expected to result in a net gain of Rs7,300 crore.

* The service-tax net is being widened to cover hotel accommodation costing more than Rs1,000 a day, air-conditioned restaurants serving liquor, and some categories of hospitals and diagnostic tests.

* Service tax on air travel is being increased by Rs50 for domestic travel and Rs250 for international travel in the economy class. In higher classes, the tax will be a flat 10%.

* Some legal services will be brought under the service-tax net. Service by an individual to another individual is exempted.

* Net revenue loss on account of taxes and duties is estimated at Rs200 crore.

* Service-tax proposals are expected to result in a revenue gain of Rs4,000 crore.

* Net revenue loss on account of direct taxes will be Rs11,500
crore. Net revenue gain on account of indirect taxes will be Rs11,300 crore.

News about Budget pages---

• Times of India Budget Special
• DNA Budget Special
• Rediff Union Budget speech
• Sify Budget coverage
• Moneycontrol Budget coverage

Soha Ali Khan's recent 'WAXING MMS' , A Report.

After NDTV report, about the Soha Ali Khan Waxing MMS Clip, its been on fire from that time only. Many a net users are searching out for the Soha Ali Khan Wax MMS Video over Youtube and Google.
The Video is however not easily available over Internet due to some reasons or might be fast steps took by the close ones to Soha and MMS Video Clip is true or not is still a question.......

Many Bollywood websites and blogs reports about the "Soha Ali Khan waxing MMS scandal" video after the gossip/news spread on through the different media .

After trawling through several dead links and reports we investigate the matter in detail, we can safely assume that it's a campaign by vested interests with an explicit purpose: to malign the actress.

Unknown to her, there were cameras strategically placed in the room that recorded her in various states of undress and in some scenes, from close quarters, says the report.

Apparently, Saif's little sister underwent a bikini wax session at a beauty salon recently. According to verious reports The beauty parlor has shot the video by strategically placed in the room without soha’s knowledge.

The video features Soha getting undressed and wearing a towel initially. Then her boobs, her arm pits and her bottom is revealed in the video. A woman is seen waxing all the hair in soha’s secretparts.

Later arrives the episode of soha’s main secret part between her legs. It is said that the whole video is made into two episodes and Soha’s secret part between the legs is clearly revealed with and without the pubic hair.

Soha’s conversation with the waxing lady is also heard clearly and some kinky comments on her figure and her secret part is heard crystal clear. A top site (unnamed in every website and online report) is making this mms in a video format and is thinking to sell the video for 20$. Already the second episode of the video is available for $28 and soha’s secret part can be viewed clearly.

Not to be simply content with that, the conversation (we assume doctored) borders on the "kinky".

It's a troubling trend that actresses are frequently becoming victims to the online demand for show and tell videos. Websites in order to attract hits, go to weird lengths to advertise MMS videos even as innocent actresses pay the price. With most people choosing to believe that these "skin flicks" are "real", it seems like a battle they're losing.

Soha remain unavailable for any comment about this .