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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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NRIs in UAE Hail Supreme Court's Directive on E-Voting
Leaders of the Indian expatriate community in the UAE have welcomed Supreme Court's directive to the government to enable NRIs to cast postal and e-ballots in polls in India.
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NRIs Must be Allowed to e-Vote Within 8 Weeks, Orders Supreme Court
Non Resident Indians or NRIs will soon be able to cast their vote for elections in India through electronic ballot. The Supreme Court today directed the central government to allow e-voting by NRIs within eight weeks.
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Government Likely to Approve Voting for Non Resident Indians
Days after extending more benefits to Persons of Indian Origin, the government is set to accept the recommendations of a committee which has favoured voting for NRIs through electronic means.
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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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NRIs in UAE Hail Supreme Court's Directive on E-Voting
Leaders of the Indian expatriate community in the UAE have welcomed Supreme Court's directive to the government to enable NRIs to cast postal and e-ballots in polls in India.
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NRIs Must be Allowed to e-Vote Within 8 Weeks, Orders Supreme Court
Non Resident Indians or NRIs will soon be able to cast their vote for elections in India through electronic ballot. The Supreme Court today directed the central government to allow e-voting by NRIs within eight weeks.
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Government Likely to Approve Voting for Non Resident Indians
Days after extending more benefits to Persons of Indian Origin, the government is set to accept the recommendations of a committee which has favoured voting for NRIs through electronic means.
