NDTV Marathi’s election carnival travels throughout Maharashtra to capture public pulse

With the Maharashtra Assembly elections just around the corner, NDTV Marathi is gauging the political atmosphere across Maharashtra through its unique initiative – NDTV Marathi Election Carnival. 

This property features a live, on-ground mobile truck that serves as both a stage and a traveling studio. The specially designed truck aims to travel over 5000 KMs throughout Maharashtra, covering key constituencies. At these venues it transforms each location into a vibrant stage for discussions and debates between local leaders, party workers, and citizens. 

The Carnival has already traversed some of the top cities across Maharashtra namely Nagpur, Chandrapur, Amravati, Sambhajinagar, Nashik, Beed, Nanded, Solapur and Sangli. At these cities, local leaders, representatives from all top contesting parties were brought together on one stage in front of a live local audience. This unique format allowed the network to bring the voices of the people from the last mile, directly to the forefront, fostering transparency and engagement. 

The show is helmed by Vinod Talekar, Kavita Rane and Rahul Kulkarni – three of the top anchors of NDTV Marathi, who make the debates with all political parties meaningful and interesting. 

The truck is strategically positioned in prominent locations within multiple cities of Maharashtra. Local political leaders, party workers, and residents are invited to take part in lively discussions about the issues that matter most to the electorate, providing an authentic, on-the-ground view of the political pulse in each region. 

The Election Carnival has been well-received, drawing enthusiastic participation from local communities and offering a fresh perspective on the electoral process. NDTV Carnival will continue to travel to Sawantwadi, Kolhapur, Baramati, Thane and Mumbai in the coming weeks, to capture and showcase the political pulse of Maharashtra, ensuring the voice and will of the common people are represented.

Tune in to NDTV’s Election Carnival every evening at 8 PM.