Best Book Mart

SUBJECTS

ADV. SEARCH

Home > Subjects > Others

	Election 2004: A Profile Of Indian Parliamentary Elections Since 1952 by Tariq Ashraf
	Price : Rs 1545.00
	Your Price : Rs 1545.00

Election 2004: A Profile of Indian Parliamentary Elections since 1952

The book provides the details of entire process of election 2004 and documents all related information in the form of statistics and data . It provides complete election results from the first Lok Sabha elections held in year 1952 to the current held this year. It is intended to serve as an election handbook for researchers, media persons, psephologists and policy makers. ISBN - 8185040842 , 9788185040844

Pages : 781

Payment accepted by All Major Credit and Debit Cards, Net Banking, Cash Cards, Paytm, UPI, Paypal. Our payment gateways are 100% secure.

Check Delivery

Books by Same Author

Election 2009 : A Complete Documentation & Analysis of Indian Parliamentary Elections since 1952 (In 3 Vol)
by Dr Tariq Ashraf

Election 2009 : a complete documentation & analysis of Indian parliamentary elections since 1952 ( 3 Vols Set)
by Tariq Ashraf

15%

Evolving Dynamics of Nuclear South Asia
by Tariq Mahmud Ashraf

Leadership and Professionalism for New Age Libraries
by P. K. Jain, Tariq Ashraf, Shantanu Ganguly, Debal C Kar

Election 2004: A Profile of Indian Parliamentary Elections since 1952
by Tariq Ashraf

Books of Similar Interest

15%

Professional Visual Basic 2012 and .NET 4.5 Programming
by Bill Sheldon, Billy Hollis, Rob Windsor, David McCarter, Gastón Hillar, Todd Herman

10%

English First - 3 - (With CD) - CCE Edn.
by Sharda Kaushik

10%

EMIL AND THE GREAT ESCAPE: PB
by ASTRID LINDGREN

10%

High Performance Organizations
by Shailendra Singh

Professional Approach to ADVANCED AUDITING 16th Edition
by CA. Kamal Garg

Support

Phone : +91-9266663909

Email : support [at] bestbookmart.com

Timing : 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Mon-Fri)

Quick Links

View Cart
My Account
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Return Policy

Election 2004: A Profile Of Indian Parliamentary Elections Since 1952

by Tariq Ashraf