Narendra Singh Tomar Takes Over as New Union Minister of Labour and Employment

Shri Narendra Singh Tomar has taken over as new Union Minister of Labour and Employment here in Shram Shakti Bhawan New Delhi today. Shri Tomar is a Lok Sabha member (BJP) from Gwalior Constituency of Madhya Pradesh. 

Speaking on the occasion Shri Tomar said he will soon have a meeting with Senior Officers in the ministry to chalk out the 100 day road map for action as stipulated by the Prime Minister. He said emphasis will be on imparting skill development with avenues of Employment. 

Facts at a Glance: Mizoram

Date of Poll: -9th April,2014

S. No.	Item	Number of Parliamentary Constituencies going on poll - 1
1.	Total Electors	Male –      342515 Female –  355371 Others -       0 Service-   Male 3714; Female 589 NRI Voters:      Nil  ------------------------------  Total  -  702189
2	Number Types of Parliamentary Constituencies	General :Nil SC : Nil ST: One
3	Total number of Candidates	3
4	Parliamentary Constituencies  having more than 16 candidates	NIL
5	Parliamentary Constituencies  having more than 32 candidates	NIL
6	Total Number of Female candidates	NIL
7	No. and Name of the Parliamentary Constituency with maximum No. of  Candidates	N/A
8	No. & Name of the Parliamentary Constituency with  minimum number of Candidates	N/A
9	Party-wise list of candidates:	BJP	0
		BSP	0
		CPI	0
		CPM	0
		INC	1
		NCP	0
		Registered Political Parties (other then recognised National and State)	0
		Independents	02
		Total	3
10	Largest Parliamentary constituency Electorate wise	N/A
11	Smallest Parliamentary constituency Electorate wise	N/A
12	Number of General, Expenditure, Police & Awareness Observers  deployed	General Observers -         03 Expenditure Observers  -   03 Police  Observers            -
13	No. of Polling Personnel deployed ( approx)	4500
14	No. of  Polling Stations	1126
15.	Number of EVMs to be used in the elections	Control Units -    1716 Ballot Units -      1716

Fact Sheet on Mizoram

General Elections 2014 Fact sheet - 19

The 16th Lok Sabha elections would be held in the lone Parliamentary Constituency of Mizoram on April 9, 2014. Polling will be held at 1,125 polling stations spread across 1,032 polling station locations. Out of the state’s total of 6,96,448 electors as on  20^th  March 2014, 34.68% are in the age group 18–25 while women constitute 50.7%. The poll expenditure limit per candidate in the state is Rs.70 lakhs.