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Destroy CCTV Footage Of Process After 45 Days: Election Body To Poll Officers
Fearing use of its electronic data to create "malicious narratives", the Election Commission has instructed its state poll officers to destroy CCTV camera, webcasting and video footage of the election process after 45 days.
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Web Casting Done At All Except 1 Booth In 5 Assembly Bypolls: Poll Body
Webcasting was done at all but one polling station of the five Assembly seats that went to bypolls on Thursday, the Election Commission said.
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Voting Begins For 5 Assembly Bypolls In 4 States
As the first electoral contest post Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, voting for the by-elections to five Assembly seats across Punjab, West Bengal, Gujarat, and Kerala began amid tight security arrangements on Thursday.
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Poll Body To Make Live Streaming of Election Universal, Dry Run For By-Polls
The Election Commission of India has announced the implementation of 100 per cent webcasting across all polling stations in the upcoming bye-elections in four states, in a bid to effect transparent, closely monitored elections.
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Day After Centre's Fact-Check, Sam Pitroda's Big Claim About IIT Roorkee
A day after the Centre dismissed Congress leader Sam Pitroda's statement about an objectionable video being played during his webcast with "IIT Ranchi students," Mr Pitroda made a similar claim about IIT Roorkee.
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"Frontal Attack On Constitution": Congress Chief Slams Poll Rules Tweak
The Congress has ripped into the government's decision to tweak an election rule that makes it harder to obtain electronic documents like CCTV and webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates.
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Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row
The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV cameras, webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse.
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Uttarakhand Polls: 75% Booths Webcast, GPS Tracking For Election Vehicles
For the first time in any election, 75% of polling booths will be webcast, and 205 vehicles used in the election process will be monitored via GPS, as per official statement.
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Pune Plans To Webcast Pubs Entry-Exit Points To Ensure Rules Are Followed
The Pune district administration is mulling the idea of webcasting of entry and exit points of pubs and bars in the city to ensure better compliance with rules and regulations, an official said on Saturday.
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100 Percent Webcasting Of Polling Stations In Punjab: Official
Punjab Chief Electoral Officer Sibin C on Tuesday said there will be 100 per cent webcasting of polling stations in the state during voting for the Lok Sabha polls on June 1.
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SpaceX's Mega-Rocket Starship "Lost" During Atmospheric Re-Entry
SpaceX's Starship mega-rocket was "lost" during re-entry through Earth's atmosphere during its third test flight, the company said in a webcast Thursday.
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CBSE Board Exams 2024: Mandatory Webinar For All Stakeholders Tomorrow, Check Details
CBSE Board Exams 2024 for both Classes 10 and 12 commenced today. Schools are directed to facilitate the live streaming of the webcast under the supervision of the Principal.
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Live Webcasting Of 13,065 Gujarat Polling Stations Underway For Transparency
Live webcasting of 13,065 polling stations in 19 districts is underway to ensure transparency in the elections.
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Want To Institutionalise Process Of Live-Streamed Hearings: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that it wants to institutionalise the live streaming process so that there is a uniform platform where courts across the country can webcast their proceedings.
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Over 8 Lakh Views For Supreme Court's 1st Live-Streaming Of Hearings
In a first, the Supreme Court today live streamed proceedings of three constitution benches simultaneously through its webcast and video streaming on "YouTube" which was watched by more than eight lakh viewers.
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Destroy CCTV Footage Of Process After 45 Days: Election Body To Poll Officers
Fearing use of its electronic data to create "malicious narratives", the Election Commission has instructed its state poll officers to destroy CCTV camera, webcasting and video footage of the election process after 45 days.
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Web Casting Done At All Except 1 Booth In 5 Assembly Bypolls: Poll Body
Webcasting was done at all but one polling station of the five Assembly seats that went to bypolls on Thursday, the Election Commission said.
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Voting Begins For 5 Assembly Bypolls In 4 States
As the first electoral contest post Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, voting for the by-elections to five Assembly seats across Punjab, West Bengal, Gujarat, and Kerala began amid tight security arrangements on Thursday.
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Poll Body To Make Live Streaming of Election Universal, Dry Run For By-Polls
The Election Commission of India has announced the implementation of 100 per cent webcasting across all polling stations in the upcoming bye-elections in four states, in a bid to effect transparent, closely monitored elections.
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Day After Centre's Fact-Check, Sam Pitroda's Big Claim About IIT Roorkee
A day after the Centre dismissed Congress leader Sam Pitroda's statement about an objectionable video being played during his webcast with "IIT Ranchi students," Mr Pitroda made a similar claim about IIT Roorkee.
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"Frontal Attack On Constitution": Congress Chief Slams Poll Rules Tweak
The Congress has ripped into the government's decision to tweak an election rule that makes it harder to obtain electronic documents like CCTV and webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates.
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Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row
The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV cameras, webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse.
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Uttarakhand Polls: 75% Booths Webcast, GPS Tracking For Election Vehicles
For the first time in any election, 75% of polling booths will be webcast, and 205 vehicles used in the election process will be monitored via GPS, as per official statement.
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Pune Plans To Webcast Pubs Entry-Exit Points To Ensure Rules Are Followed
The Pune district administration is mulling the idea of webcasting of entry and exit points of pubs and bars in the city to ensure better compliance with rules and regulations, an official said on Saturday.
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100 Percent Webcasting Of Polling Stations In Punjab: Official
Punjab Chief Electoral Officer Sibin C on Tuesday said there will be 100 per cent webcasting of polling stations in the state during voting for the Lok Sabha polls on June 1.
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SpaceX's Mega-Rocket Starship "Lost" During Atmospheric Re-Entry
SpaceX's Starship mega-rocket was "lost" during re-entry through Earth's atmosphere during its third test flight, the company said in a webcast Thursday.
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CBSE Board Exams 2024: Mandatory Webinar For All Stakeholders Tomorrow, Check Details
CBSE Board Exams 2024 for both Classes 10 and 12 commenced today. Schools are directed to facilitate the live streaming of the webcast under the supervision of the Principal.
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Live Webcasting Of 13,065 Gujarat Polling Stations Underway For Transparency
Live webcasting of 13,065 polling stations in 19 districts is underway to ensure transparency in the elections.
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Want To Institutionalise Process Of Live-Streamed Hearings: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that it wants to institutionalise the live streaming process so that there is a uniform platform where courts across the country can webcast their proceedings.
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Over 8 Lakh Views For Supreme Court's 1st Live-Streaming Of Hearings
In a first, the Supreme Court today live streamed proceedings of three constitution benches simultaneously through its webcast and video streaming on "YouTube" which was watched by more than eight lakh viewers.
