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Officials To Trek 3 Hours To Set Up Polling Booth For 5 Voters In Tamil Nadu
As Tamil Nadu prepares to vote on April 23 for the Assembly elections, the Election Commission is making arrangements to ensure every voter can cast their ballot, even in the most remote locations.
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"Asli Hero Banna Hai Toh Dialoguebaazi Nahin": Akshay Kumar After Voting In Mumbai Civic Body Polls
Akshay Kumar also said that citizens hold the "remote control" to elect their representatives and should use it wisely
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Remote Voting For NRIs, AI, Biometrics: Outgoing Poll Panel Chief's Wishlist
Exiting Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Monday called for remote voting mechanisms for NRIs and migrant workers, biometric authentication to cast votes, and non-disclosure of votes (to guard against post-poll violence) for each candidate.
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5 Of Family Cast Vote In Their Own Polling Booth In Remote Ladakh Village
Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in today's phase in their own polling station after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.
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111-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Votes At Poll Booth, Ditches Home Voting
Determined to exercise her franchise in the Lok Sabha polls, a 111-year-old woman travelled to a polling booth in a remote hamlet in Maharashtra's Naxal-affected Gadchiroli, a district official said on Saturday.
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Poll Officials Trek Deep Into Dense Kerala Forest For Bedridden Man's Vote
It was an 18-kilometer trek through the dense forest filled with wild animals for a team of nine polling officials, comprising three women, to record the vote of a bedridden citizen in Kerala's Idukki district.
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Polling Officials To Trek 39 Km For Lone Voter In Arunachal Malogam Village
On April 18, a team of polling officials will trek nearly 40 kilometres on foot through treacherous terrain to set up a voting booth in a remote corner of Arunachal Pradesh near the China border -- all for the sake of Malogam village's lone voter.
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Opposition To Take Up Voting Machines Issue With Election Commission
Opposition parties on Thursday decided to approach the Election Commission to voice concern over the use of Electronic Voting Machines for conducting elections, particularly its plans to allow remote voting for migrant voters.
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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Remote Voting A Work In Progress, Says Chief Election Commissioner
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday described the Election Commission's proposal on remote voting as a "work in progress" saying it was not an easy subject and reaching decisions in a democracy takes time.
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Officials To Trek 3 Hours To Set Up Polling Booth For 5 Voters In Tamil Nadu
As Tamil Nadu prepares to vote on April 23 for the Assembly elections, the Election Commission is making arrangements to ensure every voter can cast their ballot, even in the most remote locations.
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"Asli Hero Banna Hai Toh Dialoguebaazi Nahin": Akshay Kumar After Voting In Mumbai Civic Body Polls
Akshay Kumar also said that citizens hold the "remote control" to elect their representatives and should use it wisely
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Remote Voting For NRIs, AI, Biometrics: Outgoing Poll Panel Chief's Wishlist
Exiting Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Monday called for remote voting mechanisms for NRIs and migrant workers, biometric authentication to cast votes, and non-disclosure of votes (to guard against post-poll violence) for each candidate.
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5 Of Family Cast Vote In Their Own Polling Booth In Remote Ladakh Village
Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in today's phase in their own polling station after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.
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111-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Votes At Poll Booth, Ditches Home Voting
Determined to exercise her franchise in the Lok Sabha polls, a 111-year-old woman travelled to a polling booth in a remote hamlet in Maharashtra's Naxal-affected Gadchiroli, a district official said on Saturday.
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Poll Officials Trek Deep Into Dense Kerala Forest For Bedridden Man's Vote
It was an 18-kilometer trek through the dense forest filled with wild animals for a team of nine polling officials, comprising three women, to record the vote of a bedridden citizen in Kerala's Idukki district.
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Polling Officials To Trek 39 Km For Lone Voter In Arunachal Malogam Village
On April 18, a team of polling officials will trek nearly 40 kilometres on foot through treacherous terrain to set up a voting booth in a remote corner of Arunachal Pradesh near the China border -- all for the sake of Malogam village's lone voter.
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Opposition To Take Up Voting Machines Issue With Election Commission
Opposition parties on Thursday decided to approach the Election Commission to voice concern over the use of Electronic Voting Machines for conducting elections, particularly its plans to allow remote voting for migrant voters.
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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Remote Voting A Work In Progress, Says Chief Election Commissioner
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday described the Election Commission's proposal on remote voting as a "work in progress" saying it was not an easy subject and reaching decisions in a democracy takes time.
