I want some slogans to prevent crime and to maintain law and order in your area especially during election in English
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Here are some catchy crime prevention slogans for you:
- Don't prove yourself weak. Be great, and stop the violence.
- There is no excuse for domestic violence.
- Choose conversation.
- Your man is your pride. Be nice to him.
- Life is not an action movie.
- Ask, listen, and stay calm.
- Violence kills your reputation.
- Get peace.
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Top six political slogans and their impact
06 Oct 2013, 01:16 AM IST
India’s top six political slogans and their impact1/11India’s top six political slogans and their impact
<Text: ET Bureau><br><br>Last Sunday Congress launched the ‘Aaya Feku’ campaign to ambush a Narendra Modi rally. <br><br>We look at some of India’s political slogans and their impact.
Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan2/11Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan
Perhaps the first post-independence political slogan that caught the popular imagination. <br><br>Coined in 1965 against the backdrop of war with Pakistan and a food crisis, the slogan got the nation to rally behind the Congress government. <br><br>Congress retained power in the 1967 polls.
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Indira Hatao, Desh Bachao3/11Indira Hatao, Desh Bachao
Jayaprakash Narayan’s famous slogan was the rallying cry for the opposition parties post-Emergency. <br><br>Major opposition parties came under the umbrella Janata Party to trounce the Congress in the 1977 parliamentary polls.
Garibi Hatao4/11Garibi Hatao
Congress won the general elections in 1971 on the back of Indira Gandhi’s slogan.<br><br> Given the party’s socialist predilections, the slogan has been revived every once in a while especially ahead of elections.<br><br> Rajiv Gandhi and his son Rahul, Sitaram Kesri are among the Congress notables to have used it.
Bari Bari Sabki Bari, Abki Bari Atal Bihari5/11Bari Bari Sabki Bari, Abki Bari Atal Bihari
Coined at a Lucknow political rally in 1996, the slogan was used by the BJP to project Atal Bihari Vajpayee as the next prime minister. <br><br>In it the party succeeded though for a very short term. <br><br>Vajpayee was PM for only 13 days in 1996.
Congress ka Haath, Aam Aadmi ke Saath6/11Congress ka Haath, Aam Aadmi ke Saath
The Congress campaign that trumped BJP’s India Shining in 2004. <br><br>Once again India’s Grand Old Party targeted India’s common man to come back to power. It was a variation of an earlier Congress slogan that had “garib ke saath”. <br><br>The “aam aadmi” was to include India’s growing middle class.
Maa, Mati, Manush7/11Maa, Mati, Manush
Not just a political war cry that brought down the Left Front government in West Bengal, the slogan has been used as a title for a book of poems by Mamata Banerjee, the Trinamool party magazine goes by the same name, many plays, films and songs have used the slogan.
Around the globe8/11Around the globe
<b>It’s Time</b><br><br>Many still remember the television campaign for the 1972 federal election.<br><br> It propelled the Australian Labor Party under Gough Whitlam to victory.<br><br> Labor had resurrected the slogan in the late-1990s and early 2000s with mixed results.
Labour Isn’t Working9/11Labour Isn’t Working
The Conservative Party’s slogan for the 1979 general elections in the UK. <br><br>The campaign poster, designed by Saatchi and Saatchi, is now regarded as a classic that changed political advertisement. <br><br>Variations of it have been used later both in the UK and the US.
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