Indian Politicians On Twitter !

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    Glad to see Indian Politicians in action in Web 2.0 ! Like Barack Obama, Indian Politicians also started using Twitter to convey messages. Twitter comes as an handy tool for them now-a-days. Now they realize the ‘real’ value of reaching out to people. But while comparing with other US counterparts like Barack Obama, Al Gore and McCain, Indian Politicians have fewer followers. Earlier I posted about the list of celebrities in Twitter and I’m proud to add some Indian Politicians in that list !

    You can tweet with Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi and many ..

    Check the Original article here :

    http://www.hellboundbloggers.com/tech-news/indian-politicians-on-twitter
     
    sam890060, May 15, 2009 IP
  2. fishbed

    fishbed Banned

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    Are they real people?
    Many people pretending be an artist on twitter.
     
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  3. sam890060

    sam890060 Active Member

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    Yeah they are real buddy ! I wrote this article after I came across this topic in newspapers ! :)

    Cheers !
    HellBound Bloggers
     
    sam890060, May 16, 2009 IP
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    its during only election where politicians enter web 2.0 :)
     
    gbit, May 16, 2009 IP
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    How many people in India have internet access per capita ? Anyone know ?
     
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    Per capita would be low. Say maybe 40% of the popuation has internet access. With millions still in poverty, people are more concerned about getting their daily bread.

    But its high in terms of absolute numbers.
     
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    can believe shashi tharoor is also there :). he is the mp from my constituency...

    get even politions cant ignore the power of internet now days :) :D
     
    lanceps, May 17, 2009 IP
  8. sam890060

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    They are copying the trends of US ..
     
    sam890060, May 18, 2009 IP