| S.No | PIO Name and Contact Info | Appellate Authority |
| 1 | Ms. Richa Verma Lok Satta Party National 29/C, Sector - 12, National Capital Region (NCR), NOIDA, 201 301, Delhi Email: pio@loksatta.org | Sri MBNVV Prasad House No: 8-2-674B/2/9, Plot Number: 93, Happy Valley, Road No: 13-A, Banjarahills, Hyderabad - 500 034. |
| 2 | Sri M Satyanarayana Lok Satta Party, Andhra Pradesh Chapter House No: 8-2-674B/2/9, Plot Number: 93, Happy Valley, Road No: 13-A, Banjarahills, Hyderabad - 500 034. Email: pio.ap@loksatta.org | Sri P Kodandarama Rao House No: 8-2-674B/2/9, Plot Number: 93, Happy Valley, Road No: 13-A, Banjarahills, Hyderabad - 500 034. |
| 3 | Sri. Siddharth Panwar, Lok Satta Party, Delhi Chapter, Sai Villa, 2nd Floor, D-112 Anand Vihar, Delhi 110092 Email: pio@delhi.loksatta.org | |
| 4 | Sri CN Deepak Lok Satta Party, Karnataka Chapter, # 1677, 17th Main, 2nd Phase, JP Nagar, Bengaluru - 560078 | |
5 | Sri. D S Ranga Rao Lok Satta Party, Maharashtra Chapter, Base Unit 4, Byculla Service Industries Premises, Dadaji Kondeo Road (Sussex Road), Byculla (East), Mumbai 400 012 Email: pio@loksattamh.org | |
6 | G.Nandha kumar Lok Satta Party, Tamilnadu Chapter, No:31/59, South West Boag Road (Visa Hospital Complex), T.Nagar, Chennai - 600 017 Email: pio@tn.loksatta.org | Pravin Radhakrishnan No:31/59, South West Boag Road (Visa Hospital Complex), T.Nagar, Chennai - 600 017. |
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Public Information Officers of Lok Satta Party
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Would like to share these foresighted lines from Bibek Debroy’s “Young India & Polls 2014” in this platform for people-centric alternative politics…
ReplyDelete“It should be everyone’s case that a churn is happening in India and will manifest itself in subsequent elections, if not in 2014. And, indeed, the beginnings of that structural shift should be seen in 2014. This is one of the problems with forecasting elections on the basis of past trends.
What one does know is that few political parties and leaders have understood that a shift is taking place. This is reflected in discourse and debates and will be reflected in manifestos and vision documents. The Bible states, ‘Your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams.’
While the old men will dream of coming back to power, it should be a function of a vision that is sold to Young India of betterment of lives and economic empowerment, not doles and handouts. It should be a vision of where we want India to be in 2025, or beyond. That differentiates 20/20 vision from myopia.”