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We have voted for Narendra Modi on Mashable..Have you?

Published By : Admin | December 1, 2011 | 09:10 IST

Our favourite leader, Shri Narendra Modi is selected as finalist in Mashable Awards for "Must-Follow Politician on Social Media"!
THE ONLY INDIAN NOMINATED IN 28 CATEGORIES

 

Thanks to the growing fans and followers, Shri Narendra Modi has been nominated as the 'Must-Follow Politician on Social Media' in the prestigious Mashable Awards! This category honors the reader's choice for the politician who best uses Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Google+, Tumblr or other mainstream social networking sites.

As most of us know, Mashable Awards hold great international stature and winning an award in it means winning pride for India. As the winners are selected by community votes, we can help bring this pride to India!

How to vote:Vote for Shri Narendra Modi by signing in from your Twitter or Facebook account. Once you're on the voting page, you can select Narendra Modi by clicking on 'Select an Option' and then choosing Narendra Modi amongst the 7 options.

You can vote after every 24 hours through each of your facebook and twitter accounts. Voting open till Dec 16th 2011.

We have voted! Now, it's your turn to vote and invite your friends and relatives to vote too! Pass this email to as many Namo fans as possible!

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