Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful. Although it felt like the person who was narrating it would come out of the screen and beat me up if I told her I didn't understand her in one go! :p
Hats off to Amedkar. He used maximium value principle of computational Ranking( A.I. level OF MATHEMATICTS) . In this way, the candidate which is mostly liked by the MLA's will be selected. (FYI - Same sort of formula was used in Social network movie to rank girls)
A great explanation to this topic i have ever seen on youtube........this topic is considered as one of the most puzzled topics but you made it very simple.....thank u mam!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See consider 100 mla in state assembly n elections 4 3 seats but 4 candidates den elections will takes place in which each mla fills prevence 1,2,3 on ballot Here 100 mla n 3 seats means 100÷3=33.3 + 1=34.33 It means every candidate needs at least 35 votes to get elected if 2 mp is get elected in first round by getting 35or more than 35 votes But for 3rd seat no1 gets 35 votes in first round den counting goes in second round mp who wins more votes in second round of assembly wins elections
This preference system should also be implemented to MLA & MP (Lokshabha) elections also. This will make party or candidates more responsible and are answerable to all voters in a constituency , relying on vote banks and communities can be avoided to some extent
the most complicated way to understand how rajyasabha members are selected. welcome to the world of confusion... i recommend you rajyasabha tv video on rajyasabha members.
Q. Suppose there is 4 seats in rajya sabha has to be filled and person C has got enough vote after eliminating a person who has got lowest vote and transferring his vote to other members. Now how we will fill second seat??
@@mukulbarde5425 you are absolutely right education has nothing to do with language it's become a mentality nowadays that english speaking have more khowlagable
Very good video! Thank you so much! Would urge you to also put up a lucid video for the President's election with respect to aggregation of votes from MLAs & MPs. Shall be highly indebted! :)
In the round of next preference the candidates don't get new votes, the votes of the eliminated candidate is distributed amongst them? And how was it distributed unevenly??
Fun Fact: this is exactly how the President of India is also elected. Though the value of votes of MP is more than that of the MLA. For MLA the formula is : total population of the state/total number of relected MLAs of the State Legislative Assembly x 1/1,000 For MP the formula is - total value of all elected MLAs of all the State Legislative Assembly/ Total number of elected MPs
Ma'am it was clear. but, who can be the candidates to contest in the election of Rajya sabha .....are they MLA's or any outsider. I am aware that MLA and MP have to hold only one seat in either of the house . please clarify my doubt
The rank choice voting system should be applied to all general elections as well, with the benchmark set to 50%+1 of all votes casted. In my state, in the last 2 assembly elections, 7 out of 60 elected members and then 8 out of 60 crossed the 50% mark, which is a true majority. The rest were elected with a plural majority. I assume this happens a lot in other states as well.
Members of Rajya Sabha are elected only by the elected members of the state assemblies and not by nominated members. The state legislative council doesn't take part in the election.
this type of Voting takes place at Lower levels of democracy too, that's at LokSabha and State Legislative Assemby in Many Nations such as Bee Hive of New Zealand, Australia, Norway
Assume gao has 40 MLA's bjp got 20, cong got 20 and one rajya saba need to elected. case1:all mlas given only first preference. Case2: 20 bjp MLA's given 2nd preference to cong and 20 MLA's given 2nd preference to bjp
Hi bro. Rajyasabha has a maximum strength of 250.. present strength is 245 of which 233 are ELECTED and 12 are NOMINATED by the president. So der r both elected n nominated candidates in RS
Each MLA vote has a value of 100. Ex - There is a state X with 100 MLA's. Vacant Rajya Sabha seats = 10 Then a person to win needs value 100x100/(10+1) + 1= 910.09 value Which is equal to 91 votes.
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Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful.
Although it felt like the person who was narrating it would come out of the screen and beat me up if I told her I didn't understand her in one go! :p
ROFL
Hats off to Amedkar. He used maximium value principle of computational Ranking( A.I. level OF MATHEMATICTS) . In this way, the candidate which is mostly liked by the MLA's will be selected.
(FYI - Same sort of formula was used in Social network movie to rank girls)
A great explanation to this topic i have ever seen on youtube........this topic is considered as one of the most puzzled topics but you made it very simple.....thank u mam!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I understood nothing...
nice quote
See consider 100 mla in state assembly n elections 4 3 seats but 4 candidates den elections will takes place in which each mla fills prevence 1,2,3 on ballot
Here 100 mla n 3 seats means 100÷3=33.3 + 1=34.33
It means every candidate needs at least 35 votes to get elected if 2 mp is get elected in first round by getting 35or more than 35 votes
But for 3rd seat no1 gets 35 votes in first round den counting goes in second round mp who wins more votes in second round of assembly wins elections
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Did Aryabhatta create this system?
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Superb...! Thank You so much for this. Comprehensively explained.
MP election process should follow this method for a better democracy.
well explained mam. though what a messy system.
Best explanation. Thank you
President has a similar way of being elected, just that along with MLA's , MP's vote as well !!!
The woman who was mostly off the screen is now on screen.Amazing to hear and see her at a time..
This preference system should also be implemented to MLA & MP (Lokshabha) elections also.
This will make party or candidates more responsible and are answerable to all voters in a constituency , relying on vote banks and communities can be avoided to some extent
right for now, and that too in urban areas. In rural areas, the literacy level isn't so good that we can apply the Proportional Representation system.
@@bhupendrakumar2520 All voters are Same and have same value.
Atleast now it can done in Municipal & corporation elections then slowly expand
@@_GMP_ in some places. Yes it can be done.
What a beautiful voice with excellent apperance
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Excellent explanation I understood clearly
Seriously, thanks....
Was getting totally confused with this... Then, found this video of urs...
Thank you ma'am
Fantastic...
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the most complicated way to understand how rajyasabha members are selected. welcome to the world of confusion... i recommend you rajyasabha tv video on rajyasabha members.
Thank u
Q. Suppose there is 4 seats in rajya sabha has to be filled and person C has got enough vote after eliminating a person who has got lowest vote and transferring his vote to other members. Now how we will fill second seat??
Now I saw that back end voice...wow...mam I do follow scroll morning fix regularly and addicted with this voice...
HINDI mei smjhao madam Ji ye kya bole jaa ri ho Preference Refrence
@@DS-tz1jt can you define the education? And how learnings English will get him educated?
@@mukulbarde5425 it's a English channel GTFO
@@genos4398 that not what i ask... Just tell me is eng is synonym of education?
@@mukulbarde5425 you are absolutely right education has nothing to do with language it's become a mentality nowadays that english speaking have more khowlagable
scroll plz make more and more video on current issue.....your explanation is great...
Excellent video. This is how we should elect Lok Sabha MPs as well. The EVM buttons should have preferences.
Lol people will get confused and everything fucks up
Thanks for this one....
Good didi
Thanks very much
Well explained...
You're best source of information without any bias
The way u spoke was awesome👏✊👍
Very nicely explained mam . Thanks for uploading this video.
Thanks mam
very good explanation......thank you ...after watching the video i understand the process.
Hackerrank should include this in problem solving. It is a good question for programmers.
Thank you madam
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Very Nice and crystal clear
Well explained
Nice explanation
Thanks.
Stay tuned for a breakdown video of this video.
Explanation's simply awesome...😇👌
Very good video! Thank you so much! Would urge you to also put up a lucid video for the President's election with respect to aggregation of votes from MLAs & MPs. Shall be highly indebted! :)
In the round of next preference the candidates don't get new votes, the votes of the eliminated candidate is distributed amongst them? And how was it distributed unevenly??
Yeah at last the face revealed I daily watch morning fix for this voice
Thnks for clearing my doubts of 2nd preferences votes
best explaination. other videos didnt describe the transfer of votes adequetly
Well explained....easily understandable
Great explanation with examples.
Concise and understandable..
Your eloquence is very good, plz start your show morning fix again
Thanks
Fun Fact: this is exactly how the President of India is also elected. Though the value of votes of MP is more than that of the MLA.
For MLA the formula is : total population of the state/total number of relected MLAs of the State Legislative Assembly x 1/1,000
For MP the formula is - total value of all elected MLAs of all the State Legislative Assembly/ Total number of elected MPs
Prelims is coming, brace yourself with this kind of fun facts 😅
@@harshag5423 sorry, not preparing for civil services, just a Political Science graduate. :)
How we will get the number 150 for candidate A. How the division of that 400 hundred votes carried out
Even the Rajya Sabha should be directly elected by the people
Thank you
Let’s see I have decided to become Rajya Sabha member before 2050!
My favorite News narrator.
Ah the face of the voice behind morning fix
Ma'am it was clear. but, who can be the candidates to contest in the election of Rajya sabha .....are they MLA's or any outsider. I am aware that MLA and MP have to hold only one seat in either of the house . please clarify my doubt
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Soothing voice...😄😄
Great work...
Can second preference vote be 150 ? So did 1.5 people had second preference for Candidate A and B ? Shouldn't it always be a multiple of 100 ?
Any cheat codes to understand this..
In actual the members, who are going to be elected as the member of rajyasabha are from where??
The rank choice voting system should be applied to all general elections as well, with the benchmark set to 50%+1 of all votes casted. In my state, in the last 2 assembly elections, 7 out of 60 elected members and then 8 out of 60 crossed the 50% mark, which is a true majority. The rest were elected with a plural majority. I assume this happens a lot in other states as well.
Why this so tricky and confusing........ There must be an amendment in the constitution to ease this scenario
Very clear understanding
Great explanation... Plzz update president election....
Members of Rajya Sabha are elected only by the elected members of the state assemblies and not by nominated members. The state legislative council doesn't take part in the election.
Great information
this type of Voting takes place at Lower levels of democracy too, that's at LokSabha and State Legislative Assemby in Many Nations such as Bee Hive of New Zealand, Australia, Norway
How to calculate the value of vote of one MLA?
Do our MLA's know this thing?
When a man doesn't have the power to understand this👆- is a man never wasted his time but his life.... 🤔🤔🤔
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Best channel I have seen in TH-cam
Good explain
Now I can say mathematics is no hard
very helpful
If the total number of MLAs is 40, how to count the votes till 1900
Excellent thanks wanted more political videos
This is very hard... This video is good for revision
Why *100?
it is shown as percentage but as in books, there is no concept of 100. If you listen keenly the narrator considers 4200 votes as 42.
Value of each vote is 100
To counteract the effect of decimal points in the formula mentioned....
I got 70 % in single watching and in second watching i got all
What’s the significance of Rajyasabha
Oh it new to me!
Mam its useful
Nice
Will the nominated members of state legislative assembly vote in RS elections?
Why so serious??
well explained
Assume gao has 40 MLA's bjp got 20, cong got 20 and one rajya saba need to elected. case1:all mlas given only first preference. Case2: 20 bjp MLA's given 2nd preference to cong and 20 MLA's given 2nd preference to bjp
Is 'election' the right term? Aren't the members 'nominated'?
Hi bro. Rajyasabha has a maximum strength of 250.. present strength is 245 of which 233 are ELECTED and 12 are NOMINATED by the president. So der r both elected n nominated candidates in RS
No clarity found
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At 1:38 narrator said that ,"atleast support of 42 legislators" .can anyone explain this sentence
Each MLA vote has a value of 100.
Ex -
There is a state X with 100 MLA's. Vacant Rajya Sabha seats = 10
Then a person to win needs value
100x100/(10+1) + 1=
910.09 value
Which is equal to 91 votes.
Thanks for this!!
Love it
BJP will get majority RS in 2020...
Hope 370 & 35A will scrap
bro dats 370 🙂
Now its happen