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5-Km Trek Through Forest, Maoist Drones Above: How Poll Officers Keep Democracy Ticking
They cross glaciers, lug electronic voting machines up mountains on their backs, and work in dangerous areas to ensure every last person can cast their ballot in the world's largest democracy.
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'Inclusion Key To Successful Democracy': Transgender Polling Official
A successful democracy is formed with the inclusion of all "votes and voters" during an election, Radha, a transgender polling official from Vellachery assembly segment in South Chennai, said at the NDTV 'Indian of the Year Awards 2024'.
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S Jaishankar On Why It's A "Good Moment To Be India's Foreign Minister"
Democracy has allowed cross-sections of the society equal representation - bringing to the fore voices from outside cities - and this has boosted India's growth story, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said Friday evening.
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"Era Of Cooperation, Not Conflict": PM Says Democracy, Not Expansionism Is The Way
In a historic moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Parliament in Guyana today. He is the first Indian prime minister in 56 years to visit the Caribbean nation.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Extends Diwali Greetings To Indians
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz Thursday extended greetings to Indians on Diwali, stressing that his country shares the values of democracy, freedom, and a vision of a brighter future like India.
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Democracy, Peace, Kabaddi In PM Modi's Poland Speech: Top Quotes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Poland today. The Prime Minister is the first Indian leader to visit the nation in over four decades, making it as one of the most significant visits this year.
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"India Supports Return Of Democracy In Myanmar": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday told his Myanmarese counterpart U Than Shwe that India supports the return of democracy in Myanmar even as he strongly pressed for the early return of Indians "unlawfully" detained by gangs involved
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People In West Dissatisfied With State of Democracy, Indians Say...
Elections are taking place in major democracies across the globe, incorporating almost half of the world's population. The United States will go to polls in November.
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Samajwadi Party MP Wants Constitution To Replace 'Sengol', BJP Hits Back
The 'sengol' installed next to the Speaker's chair in Lok Sabha has emerged as the latest flashpoint this Parliament session after Opposition MPs questioned its relevance in a democracy and the BJP accused them of disrespecting Indian culture.
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Revisiting The Emergency: The Prelude, The Clampdown And The Resistance
The 21-month Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government was not just a dark period for Indian democracy that demonstrated how absolute power corrupts absolutely, but a landmark event that altered the course of Indian politics
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Kangana Ranaut's Emergency Set for September 6 Release, Promises A Gripping Tale of Indian Democracy
The film tells the story of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, portrayed by Kangana
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5 Facts About Italy's Georgia Meloni Ahead Of Bilateral Talks With PM Modi
Italy is hosting the annual summit of leaders from the Group of Seven (G7) major democracies on June 13-15 and its Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, has grabbed the Indian imagination after she greeted world leaders with the traditional 'Namaste'.
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Not Too Many More Vibrant Democracies In The World Than India: US
Applauding the people of India for exercising their right to vote, the White House on Friday said there are not too many more vibrant democracies in the world than India.
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"One Of World's Most Vibrant Democracies": US Envoy's Praise For India
The Biden administration's top diplomat in New Delhi on Thursday dismissed concerns being raised in certain quarters about democracy in India and observed that in many ways Indians are better that the Americans.
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Bengal's Political Landscape Sees Rise Of Dynasties This Lok Sabha Polls
Dynastic politics has been a prominent feature of Indian democracy, but its increased presence in Bengal this Lok Sabha election marks a significant departure from the state's tradition of cultivating leaders from grassroots politics.
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5-Km Trek Through Forest, Maoist Drones Above: How Poll Officers Keep Democracy Ticking
They cross glaciers, lug electronic voting machines up mountains on their backs, and work in dangerous areas to ensure every last person can cast their ballot in the world's largest democracy.
-
'Inclusion Key To Successful Democracy': Transgender Polling Official
A successful democracy is formed with the inclusion of all "votes and voters" during an election, Radha, a transgender polling official from Vellachery assembly segment in South Chennai, said at the NDTV 'Indian of the Year Awards 2024'.
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S Jaishankar On Why It's A "Good Moment To Be India's Foreign Minister"
Democracy has allowed cross-sections of the society equal representation - bringing to the fore voices from outside cities - and this has boosted India's growth story, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said Friday evening.
-
"Era Of Cooperation, Not Conflict": PM Says Democracy, Not Expansionism Is The Way
In a historic moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Parliament in Guyana today. He is the first Indian prime minister in 56 years to visit the Caribbean nation.
-
Israeli Foreign Minister Extends Diwali Greetings To Indians
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz Thursday extended greetings to Indians on Diwali, stressing that his country shares the values of democracy, freedom, and a vision of a brighter future like India.
-
Democracy, Peace, Kabaddi In PM Modi's Poland Speech: Top Quotes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Poland today. The Prime Minister is the first Indian leader to visit the nation in over four decades, making it as one of the most significant visits this year.
-
"India Supports Return Of Democracy In Myanmar": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday told his Myanmarese counterpart U Than Shwe that India supports the return of democracy in Myanmar even as he strongly pressed for the early return of Indians "unlawfully" detained by gangs involved
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People In West Dissatisfied With State of Democracy, Indians Say...
Elections are taking place in major democracies across the globe, incorporating almost half of the world's population. The United States will go to polls in November.
-
Samajwadi Party MP Wants Constitution To Replace 'Sengol', BJP Hits Back
The 'sengol' installed next to the Speaker's chair in Lok Sabha has emerged as the latest flashpoint this Parliament session after Opposition MPs questioned its relevance in a democracy and the BJP accused them of disrespecting Indian culture.
-
Revisiting The Emergency: The Prelude, The Clampdown And The Resistance
The 21-month Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government was not just a dark period for Indian democracy that demonstrated how absolute power corrupts absolutely, but a landmark event that altered the course of Indian politics
-
Kangana Ranaut's Emergency Set for September 6 Release, Promises A Gripping Tale of Indian Democracy
The film tells the story of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, portrayed by Kangana
-
5 Facts About Italy's Georgia Meloni Ahead Of Bilateral Talks With PM Modi
Italy is hosting the annual summit of leaders from the Group of Seven (G7) major democracies on June 13-15 and its Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, has grabbed the Indian imagination after she greeted world leaders with the traditional 'Namaste'.
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Not Too Many More Vibrant Democracies In The World Than India: US
Applauding the people of India for exercising their right to vote, the White House on Friday said there are not too many more vibrant democracies in the world than India.
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"One Of World's Most Vibrant Democracies": US Envoy's Praise For India
The Biden administration's top diplomat in New Delhi on Thursday dismissed concerns being raised in certain quarters about democracy in India and observed that in many ways Indians are better that the Americans.
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Bengal's Political Landscape Sees Rise Of Dynasties This Lok Sabha Polls
Dynastic politics has been a prominent feature of Indian democracy, but its increased presence in Bengal this Lok Sabha election marks a significant departure from the state's tradition of cultivating leaders from grassroots politics.
