Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has strongly dismissed the credibility of exit polls in the country, emphasizing that they are a fraud. During a recent interview with ANI, Raut referred to the '400 paar' data from previous exit polls to support his sta
Maharashtra Assembly ElectionsSanjay RautShiv SenaUbtExit PollsReal Estate MaharashtraNov 21, 2024
The '400 paar' incident refers to a specific case where exit polls predicted a significant margin of victory for a party during the Lok Sabha elections, which did not match the final results. This has become a popular reference for those who doubt the credibility of exit polls.
Exit polls are often criticized for their inaccuracies and potential to influence voter behavior. They are seen as unreliable and can create misperceptions about the likely outcome of elections.
The Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024 are crucial as they will determine the political landscape of the state. With 288 seats, the elections will be a significant test for the incumbent government and the opposition parties.
The Shiv Sena-UBT alliance has focused on a strong grassroots network and policy promises. Their manifesto includes a range of promises such as economic development, healthcare improvements, and social welfare schemes.
The key issues in the Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024 include economic development, healthcare, social welfare, and addressing the concerns of the middle class and marginalized sections of society.
Nashik's real estate market is booming
The Diplomat Beach Resort has secured a substantial $575 million loan from prominent real estate investors and the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB).
From single-window approval for construction to tax benefits, the real estate sector has a range of expectations from the upcoming budget.
MahaRERA has no plans to regulate real estate influencers on social media, citing their focus on making developers share maximum information in the public domain.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde launched the CIDCO mass housing lottery initiative for Navi Mumbai on October 11, with over 12,400 applications submitted on the first day alone.
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