
As the race for Rashtrapati Bhawan hots up, IBNlive helps you understand the political pulse and break up the puzzling mathematics of voting in Presidential polls.


While she may have started her Presidential campaign as an apparently clean candidate, Pratibha Patil ended it on a controversial note. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that her ascent to Rashtrapati Bhavan has raised several questions that could hold the key to the institution of the Presidency. Can she follow in Kalam's footsteps? Or will she remain a rubber stamp President? CNN-IBN discusses.
21-07-2007
Presidential candidate didn't get single vote from 4 states.
21-07-2007
Polling was conducted in Parliament House under strict vigil by EC.
21-07-2007
Even at this early stage, it seems India is all set for a woman Prez.
20-07-2007
Kalam didn't contest for a second term as there was no consensus.
20-07-2007
There was brisk polling across the country in one of India's most bitterly contested polls.
19-07-2007
It's clear: The exercise was an ideal runup to General Elections 2009.
19-07-2007
Pratibha Patil is projected to make a clean sweep with 64% vote share.
19-07-2007
It's a campaign best forgotten for the bitterness it brought about.
19-07-2007
Jayalalitha says her party's MLAs and MPs voted without her knowledge.
19-07-2007
Haryana Minister Ajay Yadav says he turned down Shekhawat's request.
17-07-2007
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