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Quick Take | The graduate paradox

Quick Take | The graduate paradox

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    Recent elections to the five graduates’ and teachers’ constituencies of the Maharashtra Legislative Council recorded 46,684 invalid votes. The figure invites a question. The Constitution provided for these constituencies believing that the groups they represent would bring particular experience and…

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Recent elections to the five graduates’ and teachers’ constituencies of the Maharashtra Legislative Council recorded 46,684 invalid votes. The figure invites a question. The Constitution provided for these constituencies believing that the groups they represent would bring particular experience and…

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Left / Center-Left 3 (50%)
Center 2 (33%)
Center-Right / Right 1 (17%)
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Quick Take | The graduate paradox

Recent elections to the five graduates’ and teachers’ constituencies of the Maharashtra Legislative Council recorded 46,684 invalid votes. The figure invites a question. The Constitution provided for these constituencies believing that the groups they represent would bring particular experience and…

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