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Nitish Kumar Grabs PM's Inked Finger At Nalanda Opening, Video Is Viral
A video of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar checking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's index finger for the indelible vote ink has gone viral on social media, shortly after the two leaders attended the inauguration ceremony of new Nalanda University
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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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Election Commission Allows Use Of Indelible Ink On Quarantined People
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Wednesday reviewed its decision to allow the use of indelible ink for stamping positive persons, who are home quarantined.
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"Home Quarantined Till.." Stamp For Bengaluru International Passengers
Karnataka will "stamp" international passengers arriving at Bengaluru airport with a "home quarantined till..." sign using indelible ink, it was revealed today
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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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"Scandalous": Congress Leader Says He Removed Voter Ink With Nail Polish Remover
Congress spokesperson Sanjay Jha has addedto ongoing claims the "indelible" ink used by Election Commission officials to mark the fingers of those who have voted can be easily removed, leading to fears of voter fraud and people voting more than once.
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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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Misleading Tweet On Indelible Ink Brought Down After Poll Body Intervenes
Twitter has brought down a tweet questioning ingredients of the indelible ink used to mark voters and having the potential of creating confusion in the minds of people following a complaint from the Election Commission.
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Ahead Of Polls, Election Body Orders 26 Lakh Bottles Of Indelible Ink
Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, the Election Commission has ordered 26 lakh indelible ink bottles worth Rs 33 crore.
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Election Commission Asks Goa Poll Officer Not To Provide Indelible Ink To Banks
The Election Commission (EC) has asked the Goa Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) not to provide indelible ink to banks to avoid any confusion in the poll- bound State.
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Google Pixel Offers, 'Indelible Ink Removal' Trends, Fake WhatsApp Video Calling Invites, and More: Your 360 Daily
In today's 360 Daily, fake WhatsApp video calling invites fooling customers, Xiaomi Mi MIX Nano leaked, and Indians search for 'indelible ink removal' methods.
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Indelible Ink Removal Searches on the Rise After Demonetisation-Related Steps
Indelible ink removal is now a heavily-searched term in India since the government stipulated use of the ink to prevent multiple withdrawals or deposits.
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Notes Ban: On Indelible Ink, Election Commission Raises Concern With Government
The Election Commission has raised concern over the use of indelible ink in banks after the notes ban, saying the move should not affect the "election process in any manner". Five states will hold by-elections on Saturday.
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Nitish Kumar Grabs PM's Inked Finger At Nalanda Opening, Video Is Viral
A video of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar checking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's index finger for the indelible vote ink has gone viral on social media, shortly after the two leaders attended the inauguration ceremony of new Nalanda University
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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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Election Commission Allows Use Of Indelible Ink On Quarantined People
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Wednesday reviewed its decision to allow the use of indelible ink for stamping positive persons, who are home quarantined.
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"Home Quarantined Till.." Stamp For Bengaluru International Passengers
Karnataka will "stamp" international passengers arriving at Bengaluru airport with a "home quarantined till..." sign using indelible ink, it was revealed today
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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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"Scandalous": Congress Leader Says He Removed Voter Ink With Nail Polish Remover
Congress spokesperson Sanjay Jha has addedto ongoing claims the "indelible" ink used by Election Commission officials to mark the fingers of those who have voted can be easily removed, leading to fears of voter fraud and people voting more than once.
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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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Misleading Tweet On Indelible Ink Brought Down After Poll Body Intervenes
Twitter has brought down a tweet questioning ingredients of the indelible ink used to mark voters and having the potential of creating confusion in the minds of people following a complaint from the Election Commission.
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Ahead Of Polls, Election Body Orders 26 Lakh Bottles Of Indelible Ink
Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, the Election Commission has ordered 26 lakh indelible ink bottles worth Rs 33 crore.
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Election Commission Asks Goa Poll Officer Not To Provide Indelible Ink To Banks
The Election Commission (EC) has asked the Goa Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) not to provide indelible ink to banks to avoid any confusion in the poll- bound State.
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Google Pixel Offers, 'Indelible Ink Removal' Trends, Fake WhatsApp Video Calling Invites, and More: Your 360 Daily
In today's 360 Daily, fake WhatsApp video calling invites fooling customers, Xiaomi Mi MIX Nano leaked, and Indians search for 'indelible ink removal' methods.
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Indelible Ink Removal Searches on the Rise After Demonetisation-Related Steps
Indelible ink removal is now a heavily-searched term in India since the government stipulated use of the ink to prevent multiple withdrawals or deposits.
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Notes Ban: On Indelible Ink, Election Commission Raises Concern With Government
The Election Commission has raised concern over the use of indelible ink in banks after the notes ban, saying the move should not affect the "election process in any manner". Five states will hold by-elections on Saturday.
