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The Election Commission’s initiative to introduce the ‘Vote From Home’ scheme, specifically targeting citizens aged 85 and above and those with more than 40 per cent disabilities, has sparked a diverse array of opinions and experiences among eligible voters. Take the case of Preeti Monga, a
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party has approached the Madras High Court questioning the design of the third generation M3 Electronic Voting Machines ahead of the upcoming Assembly Elections 2024. ...
Is manipur placed to go to polls for the two phased lok sabha elections on april 19 and april 26 ? the answer would largely depend on the different interpretations given to the present reality, but the fact is even after more than 11 months of the clash t
The Election Commission’s initiative to introduce the ‘Vote From Home’ scheme, specifically targeting citizens aged 85 and above and those with more than 40 per cent disabilities, has sparked a diverse array of opinions and experiences among eligible voters. Take the case of Preeti Monga, a
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Election Commission regarding a PIL submitted by activist Arun Kumar Agrawal on EVMs, calling for comprehensive VVPAT verification. Agrawal argues for simultaneous verification and increased personnel to speed up the process. Concerns include discrepancies between EVM and VVPAT counts. This issue has been raised previously in court, with varying outcomes. VVPATs provide voters with a paper trail to verify their vote alongside EVMs.