IndiaDemocracy.org at a Glance

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www.IndiaDemocracy.org provides a platform to the Indian citizens to interact with their elected representatives and work towards improving the dialogue between citizens and elected officials in India. It also provides information about Indian political system and at the same time discusses the burning political/social issues through interactive features like articles/forums/blogs. It provides ample opportunity to the citizens of India to contribute their opinion online to law makers.

It’s the first of it’s kind Political networking site which allows users to:

* Invite friends, manually or through grabber tools
* Create groups
* Share Videos & Photos
* Scrap to friends
* Communicate with elected officials
* Add Blogs, News, Articles

Statistics

* Indiademocracy.org has a traffic rank of: 275,848 - World Ranking
* Indiademocracy.org has a traffic rank of: 12,137 - India Ranking

* 79 % visitors come to the site from India
* 11% visitors come to the site from US
* Rest 10 % visitors from UAE, UK, Canada, Pakistan, Singapore etc.

* IndiaDemocracy's alexa ranking is 6th in Politics Category (India)
* Daily Visitors - 1000 - 2000 with 75% visitors coming through Search Engines.
* Total sites linked to IndiaDemocracy – 3990
* Google Page Rank – 3
* About 35 MP’s signed the pledge to use our tool
* Voter Registration in India
* Operational from November 2002 for about 6 years and 4 months
* Launched by then CM Chandra Babu Naidu (November 2002)
* Relaunched by Gov. Kidwai (May 2008) with new enhancements
* Total number of users – 5000
* Signed up emails for the newsletter – 112,000
* Maintain a list for updates/newsletters – 920,432
* List of Email ID of elected officials (Needs to be confirmed):
o Member of Parliament (MP) – 785
o Governors – 27
o Member of Legislative Assembly – 370


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