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Rush Of Voter Applications At Age 18 May Overwhelm Authorities: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said if every individual began submitting voter enrolment applications immediately upon turning 18, it would overwhelm the authorities with verification work and "open the floodgates".
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Famous Amritsar-Based Conjoined Twins Sohna-Mohna Get Separate Voter ID Cards
Punjab's famous cojoined twins, Sohan Singh and Mohan Singh, fondly known as Sohna-Mohna, were on Tuesday handed two separate voter cards. They had turned 18 last year.
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At Least 4 Dates Should Be Given To Those Turning 18 To Register As Voters: Poll Body Chief
Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra has made a fresh push with the government to allow multiple dates in a year for citizens turning 18 to register themselves as voters.
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Son, First-Time Voter, On His Wish For Delhi
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's son Raihan Vadra debuted today as a voter as well as media magnet in his outing during the Delhi election with his mother and father Robert Vadra. He turned 18 last year but could not vote in the national election.
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Centre Asks Poll Panel If Enrolling Voters Through The Year Is Feasible
In what may be good news for young women and men waiting to register themselves as voters, the Centre has asked the Election Commission whether it was feasible to allow the citizens enrol as voters throughout the year as soon as they turn 18 years of age.
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On Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi Welcomes Millennium Children As New India Voters
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the "New India", the 18 to 25-year-olds of the nation on his Mann ki Baat, saying their drive, energy and enthusiasm will make the India of his dreams a reality. New India, he said, is one that offers equal opportunity to everyone to fulfill their dreams and aspirations and is free of casteism, communal...
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Over 84 Per Cent Voter Turnout In Bengal First Phase Polls: Election Commission
The Election Commission today said over 84 per cent voters turned out to cast their ballots in 18 constituencies in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls on April 4.
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Election Commission to Push Multiple Cut-Off Dates Proposal to Enrol Voters
Unfazed by legal hurdles in its plan to register young citizens as voters as soon as they turn 18, the Election Commission (EC) has decided to approach the government to push its proposal to have multiple cut-off dates to enrol voters.
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In Jammu and Kashmir, 37% People Vote till 2 pm. Srinagar Records 18% Polling
An unprecedented number of first-time voters turned up at the polling booths of Srinagar, which is voting in the penultimate phase of assembly elections today. All eight constituencies of Srinagar are going to polls and over 18% polling was recorded within five hours - in 2008, the day's turnout was 20%. Till 2 pm, 37.5% voting was recorded in the ...
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Jammu and Kashmir Polls: Over 31 Per Cent Voting Till Noon
An impressive turn out of over 30 per cent was today recorded in 18 constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir till noon in the second phase of Assembly elections with voters rebuffing separatists' boycott call.
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Rush Of Voter Applications At Age 18 May Overwhelm Authorities: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said if every individual began submitting voter enrolment applications immediately upon turning 18, it would overwhelm the authorities with verification work and "open the floodgates".
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Famous Amritsar-Based Conjoined Twins Sohna-Mohna Get Separate Voter ID Cards
Punjab's famous cojoined twins, Sohan Singh and Mohan Singh, fondly known as Sohna-Mohna, were on Tuesday handed two separate voter cards. They had turned 18 last year.
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At Least 4 Dates Should Be Given To Those Turning 18 To Register As Voters: Poll Body Chief
Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra has made a fresh push with the government to allow multiple dates in a year for citizens turning 18 to register themselves as voters.
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Son, First-Time Voter, On His Wish For Delhi
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's son Raihan Vadra debuted today as a voter as well as media magnet in his outing during the Delhi election with his mother and father Robert Vadra. He turned 18 last year but could not vote in the national election.
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Centre Asks Poll Panel If Enrolling Voters Through The Year Is Feasible
In what may be good news for young women and men waiting to register themselves as voters, the Centre has asked the Election Commission whether it was feasible to allow the citizens enrol as voters throughout the year as soon as they turn 18 years of age.
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On Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi Welcomes Millennium Children As New India Voters
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the "New India", the 18 to 25-year-olds of the nation on his Mann ki Baat, saying their drive, energy and enthusiasm will make the India of his dreams a reality. New India, he said, is one that offers equal opportunity to everyone to fulfill their dreams and aspirations and is free of casteism, communal...
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Over 84 Per Cent Voter Turnout In Bengal First Phase Polls: Election Commission
The Election Commission today said over 84 per cent voters turned out to cast their ballots in 18 constituencies in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls on April 4.
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Election Commission to Push Multiple Cut-Off Dates Proposal to Enrol Voters
Unfazed by legal hurdles in its plan to register young citizens as voters as soon as they turn 18, the Election Commission (EC) has decided to approach the government to push its proposal to have multiple cut-off dates to enrol voters.
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In Jammu and Kashmir, 37% People Vote till 2 pm. Srinagar Records 18% Polling
An unprecedented number of first-time voters turned up at the polling booths of Srinagar, which is voting in the penultimate phase of assembly elections today. All eight constituencies of Srinagar are going to polls and over 18% polling was recorded within five hours - in 2008, the day's turnout was 20%. Till 2 pm, 37.5% voting was recorded in the ...
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Jammu and Kashmir Polls: Over 31 Per Cent Voting Till Noon
An impressive turn out of over 30 per cent was today recorded in 18 constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir till noon in the second phase of Assembly elections with voters rebuffing separatists' boycott call.
