by Dr Naresh Singh Despite the rapid developments taking place in all world economies, poverty is visible in different forms of people's lives. It is a known fact that major functions and contributions of an economy today in any given developing country lies on the hands of informal economy. In this case, the poor and their day to day life depend on the informal economies of our countries. The lack of access to legal protection, formal policies and effective welfare systems a

Elections bring forth new leadership in democracies to continue the development. Voters hold the power to produce such leadership through votes. The context of voter behaviour is influenced by political polarization, ones institutional attachments, social stratum and popular media. Thus, opportunities for voters to make informed political choices are at crisis. What makes Indian voter decide the future of the country? What do they expect to be heard in deciding on their votes