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Random visualizations about India. New visualizations, occasionaly. check our site if you like our visuals, they are 10x better there. Insta @visualized_in

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First in a series of random charts on Indian politics. What do Modi and Rahul Gandhi say most in the Lok Sabha? Small habits of speech, and what they show.

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Looking at slide 3 again, we realised it can be misleading. The caption does say Modi spoke 2.5 times as many words, but people often ignore the small print, and raw counts favour whoever talks more. So here’s the same chart per 10,000 words each of them spoke.

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Part 1 here

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Do you have a Gandhi road in your city?

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India is not the only country where you'll find Gandhi Road.

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@Rishabh_uvacha However, her hometown of Orbassano was able to name a road Via Rajiv Gandhi after her late husband, who passed away in 1991.

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@Rishabh_uvacha Sonia Gandhi has no streets named after her in Italy. Under Italy's Law No. 1188 of June 23, 1927, a public street, square, or monument cannot be named after a living person.

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@ku1deep looking forward to the new theories you will find. this video might also come handy for your research https://t.co/p8ilsK3IF5

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Many people are wondering about Italy. There are many reasons behind it. Italy usually names its streets after global champions of peace, anti-fascism, and human rights to replace old regime names and honor democratic values after World War II. Mahatma Gandhi is widely chosen because his philosophy of nonviolent resistance represents a universal symbol of peace, reinforced by his historic 1931 visit to Italy. We have a great short explainer at our insta channel for this visual if you are further interested.

https://t.co/sttHum8PLT

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Many people are wondering about Italy. There are many reasons behind it. Italy usually names its streets after global champions of peace, anti-fascism, and human rights to replace old regime names and honor democratic values after World War II. Mahatma Gandhi is widely chosen because his philosophy of nonviolent resistance represents a universal symbol of peace, reinforced by his historic 1931 visit to Italy. We have a great short explainer at our insta channel for this visual if you are further interested.

https://t.co/sttHum8PLT

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@DrgopalVijaya check top reply

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Which gods and shrines did Indian Railways name trains after?

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@TeluguJambuDwip we also have trains based on rivers and books here https://t.co/k4llgnSZAl

you can check if more are missing. will add them too 🙏

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@MKLOHANI check image 4. train no. 55

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@12b020B28306 will make an update 🙏

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@TeluguJambuDwip thanks a lot for sharing 🙏 will update with other suggestions as well

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The rise and stall of the Cockroach Janta Party.