Folge 4 - Wer steht zur Wahl? NDA vs. INDIA

Shownotes Folge 4: Wer steht zur Wahl?


 


Inhalt der Episode: 


 


In unserer vierten Folge stellen wir die beiden wichtigsten
Wahlbündnisse für die Wahlen 2024 zum indischen Nationalparlament
vor.


 


Time Stamps:


 


(00:00:00-00:02:09 Intro


(00:02:10-00:03:54) Begrüßung


(00:04:00-00:07:37) Das indische Wahlsystem


(00:07:47-00:26:08) Der Indische Nationalkongress: Aufstieg und
Fall einer Partei


(00:26:25-00:42:18) Die INDIA Koalition


(00:42:35-01:03:20) Die NDA Koalition


(01:03:35-01:08:38) Und was heißt das alles jetzt für die Wahlen


(01:08:38-01:10:45) Verabschiedung


 


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Quellen: 


 


Intro:


BJP: election campaign song


 


Indian National Congress: Election campaign song


 


Aam Admi Party: Election campaign song


 


 


Folge:


Ahmad, B. (2023) ‘State Elections Hold the Key for the New INDIA
Coalition’, The Diplomat, 3 August.


Al Jazeera (2023) ‘“INDIA”: What you need to know about India’s
opposition alliance’, 23 July.


Anand, A. (2024) ‘Congress makes 5 big promises to youth, women,
farmers and minority: Top points’, mint, 19 March.


Banakar, P. (2023) ‘As Rahul Gandhi marches again, a look at
Bharat Jodo Yatra’s mixed electoral bag’, The Indian Express, 27
December.


Catechis, K. (no date) Eine Analyse: Wahlen 2024 in Indien,
Franklin Templeton.


Chaudhury, N. (2024) ‘As his second Yatra ends, Rahul Gandhi
clearly has come a distance – but what about his party?’, The
Indian Express, 16 March.


Deka, K. (no date) Parlamentswahl 2024 in Indien beginnt: Die
wichtigsten Debatten und Zusammenhänge, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung.


Ghosh, A. (2022) ‘As its 1st Dalit president in 50 yrs, what
difference will Kharge make to Congress’s fortunes?’, The Print,
19 October.


Jain, A. (2024) ‘Uniting the Indian Opposition’, Verfassungsblog
[Preprint].


Kharee, V. (2024) ‘Congress, AAP and others: India’s battered
opposition takes on Modi’, BBC, 23 April.


Krishnan, M. (2023) ‘India: Can the new opposition alliance oust
Modi in 2024?’, Deutsche Welle, 24 July.


Kumar, S. (2024) The female workforce in India: Emerging trends
and insights, Observer Research Foundation.


Mayroth, N. (2024) ‘Vor der Wahl in Indien: Opposition unter
Bedrängnis’, Die Tageszeitung: taz, 22 March.


Nair, S.K. (2024) ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra carved the basic
framework of Congress’ 2024 campaign: Jairam Ramesh’, The Hindu,
17 March.


Narayan, B. (2024) ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra: Is Rahul Gandhi’s
image-making exercise matching up to PM Modi’s?’, The Indian
Express, 1 March.


PIB Delhi (2023) Nari Shakti Surges Ahead!, Ministry of Women and
Child Development.


Rajumdar, R. (2023) ‘Internet: 52% of Indian population had
internet access in 2022, says report’, The Economic Times, 3 May.


Sagar (2023) ‘The skewed vision of Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra’, The Caravan, 31 January.


Schäfer, E.M. (2024) ‘Länderbericht: April 2024: Indiens
Parlamentswahlen 2024’, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung [Preprint].


Singh, K. (2017) ‘Indian National Congress: From 1885 till 2017,
a brief history of past presidents’, The Indian Express, 4
December.


Sobhana K., N. (2024) ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra carved the basic
framework of Congress’ 2024 campaign: Jairam Ramesh’, The Hindu,
17 March.


The Times of India (2023) ‘What is INDIA, the new group formed by
opposition parties’, 18 July.


 


Interviewpartner*innen:


Dr. Deepra Dandekar


Prof. Kama Maclean


Subhoranjan Dasgupta


Prof. Hans Harder


 


Mitarbeitende:


Moderation: Dunya Wasella und Mathias O’Mahony

Recherche: Prateek Pankaj, Dunya Wasella und Mathias O‘Mahony

Schnitt: Dunya Wasella und Mathias O’Mahony



 


Ein großes Danke an das gesamte Team: 


 


Alice, David, Kate, Saba, Sheryl, Sonali, Sumitran, Shubham,
Matias, Johanna, Johnny, Devyani, Dieter, Mohammad, Amrita,
David, Dunya, Mathias, Markus, Amrita, Ceyda,Tara, Chaaru, Souru,
Kushagr