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Dialogue on elections
Lamakaan and ‘The Dialogues Association’ are jointly organising ‘Election: The Saga of Broken Promises- a Dialogue.’ The 17th Lok Sabha elections will commence in April.
Lamakaan and 'The Dialogues Association' are jointly organising 'Election: The Saga of Broken Promises- a Dialogue.' The 17th Lok Sabha elections will commence in April.
At this crucial juncture, every political party opens its box of schemes to lure the voters. The history of 16th Lok Sabha elections has taught us that elections in India are just the never-ending saga of broken promises and of course costly affair too with crores of rupees are being pumped into publicity and promotions.
So as the lead participants of this high voltage political act let us all ask some important questions like. What is that we should recall and assess before voting in these elections? Does our vote matter? Do NOTA bear any weight? What should we learn from the broken promises?
Should we be voting for the MP or PM? And many more such questions. Join them for a dialogue on the biggest and largest exercise of Indian democracy.
What: Dialogue on Elections
Where: Lamakaan, Road No 1,
Banjara Hills
When: March 31
Time: 5 pm
