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Rahul Gandhi's 'Inked' Selfie With Mother Sonia After Casting Votes
Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her MP son Rahul Gandhi were among the early voters as polling began for the seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi.
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Election Special: This Secret Formulation Has Been Hallmark of India's Democracy Since 1962
India, the world's largest democracy, has left an indelible mark on the world stage and thanks to the secret formulation of an ink, all voters in India get an indelible mark on their fingers.
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All About Purple Fingers And Indelible Ink, The Hallmarks Of Polls In India
In India, the world's most populous democracy, elections mean millions of voters boasting a forefinger daubed in purple, and a factory in the southern city of Mysuru is the source of all of the nation's indelible ink.
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Maharashtra Election 2019: Election Officials Apply Ink To Toe Of Maharashtra Voters Without Arms
Maharashtra Election 2019: In a rare instance, polling officials in Deolali assembly constituency in Maharashtra's Nashik district on Monday applied the indelible ink to one of the toes of a farmer who had lost his arms in an accident a few years ago.
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Election 2019: UP Villagers Allege Ink Applied Forcibly To Prevent Them From Voting
Voters of a village in Uttar Pradesh's Chandauli constituency have alleged that indelible ink was forciblyapplied on their fingers and that they were bribed by BJP workers in the final round of the national election on Sunday.
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"Voter ID More Powerful Than IED," Says PM After Voting In Ahmedabad
The power of terrorism is IED, the power of democracy is a Voter ID, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today after voting in Gujarat's Ahmedabad this morning, where he held a mini-roadshow in an open jeep, walked down the streets with his party candidate and addressed the media. "I believe the voter ID is more powerful. This shows the true strength...
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On Claims Of Election Ink Erased After Voting, Poll Body Seeks Report
The Election Commission said on Thursday it has sought a report from the District Election Officer in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddha Nagar following claims that some voters were able to erase the indelible ink used to mark the index fingers after voting in the first phase of Lok Sabha polls.
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Nearly 69 Per Cent Voter Turnout, Marginally Less Than 2012: 10 Facts
68.7 per cent people voted in the second and final phase of the Gujarat assembly polls today, the Election Commission has said. This is almost neck and neck with the 68 per cent voter turnout in the first phase on Saturday last. The voter turnout in the 2012 assembly election was 71.3 per cent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's voted in Ahmedabad and ...
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Special Pen With Violet Ink For Lawmakers To Vote In President Poll
Legislators and parliamentarians who will vote to elect the country's next President cannot carry their personal pens into the voting room, the Election Commission or EC said.
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MCD Elections 2017: First-Time Voter, Arvind Kejriwal's Daughter Gets 'Inked' In Civil Lines
As Delhi votes for its three municipal corporations today, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was among the early voters this morning when he, along with his entire family, turned up at a polling booth in Road Transport Office in Civil Lines. Mr Kejriwal's daughter, Harshita, voted for the first time. She's among the city's 1.1 lakh first-time voters.
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No Bottle and Brush, Marker Pen Likely to Ink Your Finger During Polls
Trendy marker pens could soon replace bottle and brush at polling booths for marking index fingers of voters with indelible ink as a proof that they have voted.
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First-Time Transgender Voters in Kerala Hope for More Social Acceptance
33-year-old Jenson in Kerala, a first time voter has been proudly flashing his 'inked finger'. He says he refused to vote all these years because being a transgender, he never felt like voting as a male or female. But the state included transgenders as a separate category in this year's civic elections.
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Indelible Ink Mark on Voter's Forefinger to be Bigger
Amid complaints that the indelible or 'voter' ink is not being applied properly by poll officials, Election Commission (EC) has issued orders saying the ink should be applied using a brush specifically provided for the purpose.
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Capital's traders offer freebies galore to voters
"Display your ink mark and be rewarded", a mantra that traders and shopkeepers in the capital went all out to promote on the 10th of April, as the national capital went to polls.
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People who vote will get discount from shops in West Bengal's Bardhaman
In a first of its kind initiative to encourage people to come in large number to vote, shopping malls, shops and business establishments in Bardhaman district will give special discounts to voters who show indelible ink mark on their left forefingers, official sources said today.
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Rahul Gandhi's 'Inked' Selfie With Mother Sonia After Casting Votes
Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her MP son Rahul Gandhi were among the early voters as polling began for the seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi.
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Election Special: This Secret Formulation Has Been Hallmark of India's Democracy Since 1962
India, the world's largest democracy, has left an indelible mark on the world stage and thanks to the secret formulation of an ink, all voters in India get an indelible mark on their fingers.
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All About Purple Fingers And Indelible Ink, The Hallmarks Of Polls In India
In India, the world's most populous democracy, elections mean millions of voters boasting a forefinger daubed in purple, and a factory in the southern city of Mysuru is the source of all of the nation's indelible ink.
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Maharashtra Election 2019: Election Officials Apply Ink To Toe Of Maharashtra Voters Without Arms
Maharashtra Election 2019: In a rare instance, polling officials in Deolali assembly constituency in Maharashtra's Nashik district on Monday applied the indelible ink to one of the toes of a farmer who had lost his arms in an accident a few years ago.
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Election 2019: UP Villagers Allege Ink Applied Forcibly To Prevent Them From Voting
Voters of a village in Uttar Pradesh's Chandauli constituency have alleged that indelible ink was forciblyapplied on their fingers and that they were bribed by BJP workers in the final round of the national election on Sunday.
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"Voter ID More Powerful Than IED," Says PM After Voting In Ahmedabad
The power of terrorism is IED, the power of democracy is a Voter ID, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today after voting in Gujarat's Ahmedabad this morning, where he held a mini-roadshow in an open jeep, walked down the streets with his party candidate and addressed the media. "I believe the voter ID is more powerful. This shows the true strength...
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On Claims Of Election Ink Erased After Voting, Poll Body Seeks Report
The Election Commission said on Thursday it has sought a report from the District Election Officer in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddha Nagar following claims that some voters were able to erase the indelible ink used to mark the index fingers after voting in the first phase of Lok Sabha polls.
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Nearly 69 Per Cent Voter Turnout, Marginally Less Than 2012: 10 Facts
68.7 per cent people voted in the second and final phase of the Gujarat assembly polls today, the Election Commission has said. This is almost neck and neck with the 68 per cent voter turnout in the first phase on Saturday last. The voter turnout in the 2012 assembly election was 71.3 per cent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's voted in Ahmedabad and ...
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Special Pen With Violet Ink For Lawmakers To Vote In President Poll
Legislators and parliamentarians who will vote to elect the country's next President cannot carry their personal pens into the voting room, the Election Commission or EC said.
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MCD Elections 2017: First-Time Voter, Arvind Kejriwal's Daughter Gets 'Inked' In Civil Lines
As Delhi votes for its three municipal corporations today, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was among the early voters this morning when he, along with his entire family, turned up at a polling booth in Road Transport Office in Civil Lines. Mr Kejriwal's daughter, Harshita, voted for the first time. She's among the city's 1.1 lakh first-time voters.
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No Bottle and Brush, Marker Pen Likely to Ink Your Finger During Polls
Trendy marker pens could soon replace bottle and brush at polling booths for marking index fingers of voters with indelible ink as a proof that they have voted.
-
First-Time Transgender Voters in Kerala Hope for More Social Acceptance
33-year-old Jenson in Kerala, a first time voter has been proudly flashing his 'inked finger'. He says he refused to vote all these years because being a transgender, he never felt like voting as a male or female. But the state included transgenders as a separate category in this year's civic elections.
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Indelible Ink Mark on Voter's Forefinger to be Bigger
Amid complaints that the indelible or 'voter' ink is not being applied properly by poll officials, Election Commission (EC) has issued orders saying the ink should be applied using a brush specifically provided for the purpose.
-
Capital's traders offer freebies galore to voters
"Display your ink mark and be rewarded", a mantra that traders and shopkeepers in the capital went all out to promote on the 10th of April, as the national capital went to polls.
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People who vote will get discount from shops in West Bengal's Bardhaman
In a first of its kind initiative to encourage people to come in large number to vote, shopping malls, shops and business establishments in Bardhaman district will give special discounts to voters who show indelible ink mark on their left forefingers, official sources said today.
