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In UP, State With Most Lok Sabha Seats, Only 10% Of New MPs Are Women
Uttar Pradesh, a state with more than six crore women voters, will send just seven women MPs to parliament.
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More Women Voted Than Men In Seventh Phase Of Polls: Poll Body Data
The women voter turnout was more than that of men in the seventh phase of the Lok Sabha elections held on June 1, according to data released by the Election Commission (EC) on Thursday.
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"World Record": Poll Body Says Over 64 Crore People Voted In 2024 Lok Sabha Elections
India created a world record with 64.2 crore voters, including 31.2 crore women, participating in the Lok Sabha elections this year, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said on Monday.
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Women Voters Outnumber Men By 3 Per Cent In Phase 6 Of Lok Sabha Polls
Female voters outnumbered male voters for the second consecutive time in the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections by 3 per cent, according to data released by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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"Women's Participation Important": Swati Maliwal's Message To Voters
Stating women's participation in politics is very important, Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal on Saturday appealed to them to come out and cast their votes as the polling is underway for all the seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi
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BJP's Madhavi Latha Asks Muslim Women To Show Face For ID Check, Sparks Row
Kompella Madhavi Latha, BJP's firebrand candidate from Hyderabad, is set to face a police case after a video showed her asking burqa-clad Muslim women at a polling booth to reveal their faces so that she can match them with photos on voter ID cards
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Fact Check: Old Video Of Polling Agent Influencing Voters Falsely Linked To 2024 Lok Sabha Polls
A video has been widely shared on social media platforms showing a woman, seemingly a polling agent, allegedly influencing two women while voting. The viral video has been linked to the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.
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Women Voters Outnumber Men In All 5 Assam Lok Sabha Seats Voting Today
Women, who outnumber male voters in all the five Lok Sabha constituencies in Assam going to polls in the first phase, came out in large numbers to exercise their franchise today.
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Opinion | How Women, First-Time Voters Have Transformed Indian Elections
The emergence of new voting blocs, such as first-time voters and women, has brought fresh perspectives to the electoral process in India.
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Every Booth To Have Water, Toilets, Wheelchair: Chief Election Commissioner
In an attempt to make the voting experience better, the Election Commission is making a host of facilities available at every polling station. These will include drinking water, toilets for men and women, a wheelchair and a ramp.
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12 States Have More Women Voters Than Men, Says Election Commission
Twelve states have more women voters than men, with a total of 47.1 crore females registered in the electoral roll in the country, the Election Commission said on Saturday.
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'Didi' Bets On 'Didi No.1' Star To Woo Women Voters Amid Sandeshkhali Row
If there was an award for glitz quotient in announcing Lok Sabha poll candidates, Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress would be a clear winner.
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2024 Lok Sabha Polls: 96 Crore Citizens, Including 47 Crore Women, Eligible To Cast Vote
As many as 1.5 crore polling personnel will be deployed to ensure smooth conduct of the parliamentary elections to elect members of the 18th Lok Sabha.
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Delhi's Electoral Roll Out - 1.47 Crore Voters, Big Jump In Youth, Women
The final electoral roll of Delhi published today ahead of the Lok Sabha polls showed a significant 85 per cent rise in the number of young voters in the 18 to 19 years age group as well as improved registration of the women voters.
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"Asked To Pick Lotus": Faridabad Woman Seen In "Booth Capture" Video
A BJP agent accused of trying to push three women into voting for the "lotus symbol" at a polling booth in Faridabad's Asaoti village was released on bail hours after his arrest on Sunday evening. The man, Giriraj Singh, has denied all charges - claiming that he was only trying to help "illiterate" women from the village cast their votes.
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In UP, State With Most Lok Sabha Seats, Only 10% Of New MPs Are Women
Uttar Pradesh, a state with more than six crore women voters, will send just seven women MPs to parliament.
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More Women Voted Than Men In Seventh Phase Of Polls: Poll Body Data
The women voter turnout was more than that of men in the seventh phase of the Lok Sabha elections held on June 1, according to data released by the Election Commission (EC) on Thursday.
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"World Record": Poll Body Says Over 64 Crore People Voted In 2024 Lok Sabha Elections
India created a world record with 64.2 crore voters, including 31.2 crore women, participating in the Lok Sabha elections this year, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said on Monday.
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Women Voters Outnumber Men By 3 Per Cent In Phase 6 Of Lok Sabha Polls
Female voters outnumbered male voters for the second consecutive time in the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections by 3 per cent, according to data released by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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"Women's Participation Important": Swati Maliwal's Message To Voters
Stating women's participation in politics is very important, Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal on Saturday appealed to them to come out and cast their votes as the polling is underway for all the seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi
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BJP's Madhavi Latha Asks Muslim Women To Show Face For ID Check, Sparks Row
Kompella Madhavi Latha, BJP's firebrand candidate from Hyderabad, is set to face a police case after a video showed her asking burqa-clad Muslim women at a polling booth to reveal their faces so that she can match them with photos on voter ID cards
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Fact Check: Old Video Of Polling Agent Influencing Voters Falsely Linked To 2024 Lok Sabha Polls
A video has been widely shared on social media platforms showing a woman, seemingly a polling agent, allegedly influencing two women while voting. The viral video has been linked to the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.
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Women Voters Outnumber Men In All 5 Assam Lok Sabha Seats Voting Today
Women, who outnumber male voters in all the five Lok Sabha constituencies in Assam going to polls in the first phase, came out in large numbers to exercise their franchise today.
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Opinion | How Women, First-Time Voters Have Transformed Indian Elections
The emergence of new voting blocs, such as first-time voters and women, has brought fresh perspectives to the electoral process in India.
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Every Booth To Have Water, Toilets, Wheelchair: Chief Election Commissioner
In an attempt to make the voting experience better, the Election Commission is making a host of facilities available at every polling station. These will include drinking water, toilets for men and women, a wheelchair and a ramp.
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12 States Have More Women Voters Than Men, Says Election Commission
Twelve states have more women voters than men, with a total of 47.1 crore females registered in the electoral roll in the country, the Election Commission said on Saturday.
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'Didi' Bets On 'Didi No.1' Star To Woo Women Voters Amid Sandeshkhali Row
If there was an award for glitz quotient in announcing Lok Sabha poll candidates, Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress would be a clear winner.
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2024 Lok Sabha Polls: 96 Crore Citizens, Including 47 Crore Women, Eligible To Cast Vote
As many as 1.5 crore polling personnel will be deployed to ensure smooth conduct of the parliamentary elections to elect members of the 18th Lok Sabha.
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Delhi's Electoral Roll Out - 1.47 Crore Voters, Big Jump In Youth, Women
The final electoral roll of Delhi published today ahead of the Lok Sabha polls showed a significant 85 per cent rise in the number of young voters in the 18 to 19 years age group as well as improved registration of the women voters.
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"Asked To Pick Lotus": Faridabad Woman Seen In "Booth Capture" Video
A BJP agent accused of trying to push three women into voting for the "lotus symbol" at a polling booth in Faridabad's Asaoti village was released on bail hours after his arrest on Sunday evening. The man, Giriraj Singh, has denied all charges - claiming that he was only trying to help "illiterate" women from the village cast their votes.
