Nris Vote Election 2014

• Blog: Chiranjeevi shook my hand after I reprimanded him

  Raja Karthik moved five years ago from Hyderabad to London, where he works with an IT company. He flew down to his home town to vote in the national election

• Registered NRI voters overseas will have to wait for future elections

  NRIs who are registered voters in India will not be able to vote from their foreign locations as the Supreme Court on Friday accepted that the Election Commission faced statutory and logistic impediments in extending overseas voting facilities to them.

• They can't vote, but these Keralites are hooked on to the poll campaign

  Keralites living abroad are as active in chat debates as the 'desi' voters on social networking sites

• Indian-Americans agog over Indian elections

  Only a fraction of some three million Indian-Americans have a vote back home. But everyone seems excited about the Lok Sabha elections that many hope will usher in a "clean government" and help put India on the world stage.

• Arvind Kejriwal's party taps into NRI support as it gears up for 2014

  The Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi may barely be 10 days old, but its volunteers are already working overtime to go national. The party, in particular, is banking on Non-Resident Indians or NRIs to raise funds and help canvass votes for the party for the national elections, due by May.