Introduction. Contextualizing and Interpreting the 15th Lok Sabha Elections by Balveer Arora, Stéphanie Tawa Lama-Rewal

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Discourse on diabetes mellitus in the Indian parliament: A thematic analysis of questions posed in lok sabha and rajya sabha between 1999 and 2019 by Jainil Devani, Paragkumar Chavda, Archisman Mohapatra

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Does Popularity of Political Leaders Matter in the Indian Stock Markets? A Comparative Study of Four Lok Sabha Elections from 2004 to 2019 by Mr. Paritosh Chandra Sinha

“…It uses the Google Search Value Index data for political attention variables in India along with the NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex data for market returns and trade-volume over the past four Lok Sabha (LS) Election periods in 2004, 2009, 1014 and 2019 separately. …”
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A qualitative analysis of the Parliamentary questions on the issue of obesity raised over the past two decades in India by Jeevitha Gauthaman

“…Material and Methods: Questions on obesity were collected from the official websites of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and thematic analysis was done with inductive reasoning. …”
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Viewpoint: the future of human rights in India by Roger Jeffery

“…In the lower House of Parliament – the Lok Sabha – it now has 52% of the seats on 31% of the vote. …”
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Online audience engagement with legacy and digital-born news media in the 2019 Indian elections by Majó-Vázquez, S, Mukerjee, S, Neyazi, T, Nielsen, R

“…We analyse cross-platform online audience engagement with a sample of 101 major Indian news media during an election in which more than five thousand candidates ran for the 543 available seats in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian parliament, and nine hundred million eligible voters were called to the polls in the largest democratic election in the world.…”

India’s 2009 Elections: The Resilience of Regionalism and Ethnicity by Christophe Jaffrelot, Gilles Verniers

“…The 2009 Indian general elections saw the Congress Party-led United Progressive Alliance retain power, with a remarkable increase of seats in the National Assembly (Lok Sabha), leading to claims of a ‘re-nationalization’ of the party system as well as of the voting pattern. …”
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Pre-electoral Coalitions, Party System and Electoral Geography: A Decade of General Elections in India (1999–2009) by Bertrand Lefebvre, Cyril Robin

“…Between 1999 and 2009, since no single party was in a position to lead a majority in the Lok Sabha, pre-electoral coalitions have become the only option for parties to exercise executive power at the Centre. …”
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Coalition Politics in Contemporary India: Development and Dimensions by RAJKUMAR SINGH

“…Well before the election schedule of India's 17th Lok Sabha to be held ahead of mid 2019 we can not pass any judgement but its coalitional history with varied trends right from the year 1977 and thereafter showed that it is not the cultural homogeneity which is a requisite for political stability and integration, the chances of stable democracy are enhanced to the extent that the group has a number of cross-cutting, politically relevant affiliations. …”
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Peran Mayawati dalam Memperjuangkan Hak Perempuan Dalit dalam Politik Pemerintahan India by , AINUN JARIAH, , Drs. Dafri Agussalim, MA.

“…Mayawati as one character then fight for these issues at all levels of government, both in village level (Panchayat) and the government level parliament (Lok Sabha dan Rajya Sabha. And this thesis will discuss about the role of Mayawati fight for Dalit women's rights in the political governance of India. …”

REPRESENTASI POLITIK PEREMPUAN DALAM PARLEMEN DI INDIA PERIODE 1996 � 2009 by , CRISTIANY NURCAHAYA HARTATI SITOHANG, , Ririn Tri Nurhayati, SIP, M.Si, M.A

“…Indian government's efforts to empower women one of which is to provide an opportunity to set a quota of 33% in general elections Lok Sabha (People's Assembly). The theme is interesting to discuss because even though India is known as the second largest democratic country after the United States, India still embrace the culture of patriarchy and caste systems are so entrenched in the community life. …”

Domestic Dimensions of China's Foreign Policy by Manoranjan Mohanty

“…Jawaharlal Nehru: Speech in Lok Sabha Leaders of all the historic movements are aware of the dynamics of the interaction between the internal and the external dimensions of the processes in which they were involved. …”
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Indian political Tweets aggregation and analysis by Ng, Bao Zhang

“…This platform has been utilised by the politicians who are taking part in the upcoming General Election, 16th Lok Sabha in India to interact and share information in Twitter with the general public. …”
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Pattern of health promises for Indian democracy: A qualitative review of political manifestos by Dinesh Kumar, Raman Kumar, Raman Chauhan, Vishav Chander, Sunil Kumar Raina

“…The present study was done to qualitatively analyze the pattern of expressed intensions in terms of health promises made for 16th Lok Sabha (people house) elections of India in the year 2014 by its NPPs. …”
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Push button parliament–why India needs a non-partisan, recorded vote system by Shalaka Patil

“…Upon examination of India’s record thus far (through the sample of the 14th Lok Sabha) it becomes evident that the level of divisions (recorded votes) is substantially lower than other countries. …”
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