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'''YUUVA India''', is [[India]]'s largest and the most successful political party. It was created in Feb, 2011. It was the second political party created after India's freedom. It is a Center-Left and Libertarian party.
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'''YUUVA India'''  is one of [[India]]'s largest and the most successful political parties. It was created in February 2011, becoming the second political party created after India's freedom.
  
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YUUVA is short for: '''Youth Unstoppable United in Visionary Action'''.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} was formed on 19th February 2011 by [[Sharry]].  
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YUUVA India was formed on 19th February 2011 by [[Lady_Killer|Sharry]] as a Center-Left and Libertarian party.
  
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He had formed a group called YUVA ('''Youth United in Visionary Action''') to develop a new India. That time politics of India was almost dead. So with the help of David Forde (that time President of India) Sharry converted his group into a political party. However he added an extra 'U' in 'YUVA' which means ''''Unstoppable'''' and hence the party is known as 'YUUVA'.  
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He had formed a group called YUVA ('''Youth United in Visionary Action''') to develop a new India. That time politics of India was almost dead. So with the help of David Forde, at the time [[President]] of India, Sharry converted his group into a political party. However, he added an extra 'U' in 'YUVA' which means ''''Unstoppable'''' and hence the party is known as 'YUUVA'.  
  
 
As soon as YUUVA entered Indian politics, it has given voices to many '''newbies''' and will continue to do so.  
 
As soon as YUUVA entered Indian politics, it has given voices to many '''newbies''' and will continue to do so.  
  
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'YUUVA HOUSIEE' and 'YUUVA - for a better cause' has made it famous through out India. Members of YUUVA worked in 0 salary and send all the profits to newbies.  
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'YUUVA HOUSIEE' and 'YUUVA - for a better cause' has made it famous throughout India. Members of YUUVA worked for 0 salaries and sent all of the profits to newbies.  
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} is now the biggest and the most successful party in India.
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==Views==
 
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} has changed the dead Indian politics into a dynamic one.
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YUUVA India has changed the dead Indian politics into a dynamic one.
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} represents the YOUTH.
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} has given voices to many young Indians and has done things which no political party in India has done.
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} is now the largest and the most successful party in India.
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} is a Center-Left and Libertarian party.  
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{{eLink|party|3504|YUUVA India}} has a views of two-party system. [[India United]], the other political party in India does not believe in a two-party system, but members of Yuuva believe that a two-party system is healthy for a countries politics and believe strongly in it. That is one of the main differences between the parties.
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YUUVA India represents the YOUTH.
  
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YUUVA India has given voices to many young Indians and has done things which no political party in India has done.
  
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YUUVA India has views of a two-party system. Members of Yuuva believe that a two-party system is healthy for a countries politics and believe strongly in it.
  
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|19 (43.18%)
 
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Revision as of 09:47, 19 January 2019

YUUVA India

Party-YUUVA India.jpg
General Information
Country Flag-India.jpg India
Abbreviation Yuuva
National rank 2 ▼
Colors Deep Saffron, Dull White, India green, Navy blue
Founded 19th February 2011
Political
President Murthu
Members 25 ▼
Congress Occupancy 8 seats (30.77 %) ▼
Orientation Center
Ideology Totalitarian

YUUVA India is one of India's largest and the most successful political parties. It was created in February 2011, becoming the second political party created after India's freedom.

YUUVA is short for: Youth Unstoppable United in Visionary Action.

History

YUUVA India was formed on 19th February 2011 by Sharry as a Center-Left and Libertarian party.

He had formed a group called YUVA (Youth United in Visionary Action) to develop a new India. That time politics of India was almost dead. So with the help of David Forde, at the time President of India, Sharry converted his group into a political party. However, he added an extra 'U' in 'YUVA' which means 'Unstoppable' and hence the party is known as 'YUUVA'.

As soon as YUUVA entered Indian politics, it has given voices to many newbies and will continue to do so.

'YUUVA HOUSIEE' and 'YUUVA - for a better cause' has made it famous throughout India. Members of YUUVA worked for 0 salaries and sent all of the profits to newbies.

Views

YUUVA India has changed the dead Indian politics into a dynamic one.

YUUVA India represents the YOUTH.

YUUVA India has given voices to many young Indians and has done things which no political party in India has done.

YUUVA India has views of a two-party system. Members of Yuuva believe that a two-party system is healthy for a countries politics and believe strongly in it.

Party presidents

Year 2011

Tenure President Votes
Feb 15, 2011 Sharry 20 (50%)
Mar 15, 2011 Sharry 40 (44.94%)
Apr 15, 2011 Anant Singhal 19 (54.29%)
May 15, 2011 master shree likith1 19 (61%)
Jun 15, 2011 Abhinay Gupta 32 (47.76%)
Jul 15, 2011 christo123456 18 (38.80%)
Aug 15, 2011 Hamturk 8 (47.06%)
Sep 15, 2011 Hamturk 14 (34.15%)
Oct 15, 2011 Hamturk 10 (23.81%)
Nov 15, 2011 Sharry 21 (41.81%)
Dec 15, 2011 Sir Valaro Volcrum 19 (43.18%)


Year 2012

Tenure President Votes
Jan 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 16 (47.06%)
Feb 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 25 (56.82%)
Mar 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 26 (61.90%)
Apr 15, 2012 SayantanK 19 (38%)
May 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 21 (61.76%)
Jun 15, 2012 Hamturk 9 (25%)
Jul 15, 2012 xordin 25 (64.10%)
Aug 15, 2012 sumit399 15 (55.56%)
Sep 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 18 (56.25%)
Oct 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 16 (47.06 %)
Nov 15, 2012 Abhinay Gupta 23 (51.11 %)
Dec 15, 2012 Graf Velheor 24 (66.67 %)

Year 2019

Tenure President Votes
January

Candidates for Country President

Tenure Candidate Votes
Mar 5, 2011 Prabal 61 (36.09%)
Apr 5, 2011 Anant Singhal 41 (25.62%)
May 5, 2011 Anant Singhal 83 (46.63%)
Jun 5, 2011 Anant Singhal 93 (66.91%)
Jul 5, 2011 Sharry 111 (62.36%)
Aug 5, 2011 christo123456 19 (15.32%)
Oct 5, 2011 Prabal 95 (100%)
Nov 5, 2011 Hamturk 39 (27.08%)
Dec 5, 2011 Sharry 100 (45.25%)
Mar 5, 2012 Shakti Rocks 112 (56.25%)
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