Chennai: Polling in the bye-election for the Srirangam assembly constituency on Friday saw around 82 percent voting, said officials.Polling began at 7 a.m. and went on till 6 p.m. without any major untoward incidents.A total
Kolkata: Voting began today for the by-elections to one Lok Sabha and one Assembly constituencies in West Bengal amid tight security.Election Commission officials said that elaborate arrangement had been been made for a free, fair
Srinagar/Jammu: In a rerun of record polling in the first phase, a 72 per cent voter turnout was registered in the second phase of incident-free Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir today with people again
Srinagar/Ranchi: Huge voter turnout was recorded in second phase poll for Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand assembly elections.65.46% polling was recorded in Jharkhand whereas Jammu and Kashmir witnessed a huge turnout of 72 percent.About 65.46
Ranchi: Polling will take place on Tuesday in 20 constituencies in Jharkhand spread across seven Maoist-hit tribal districts in the second of the five-stage elections to the 81-member Assembly.Adequate security forces have been deployed in
New Delhi: Jammu and Kashmir today notched up one its “highest” polling figures with over 70 per cent voting recorded in the first phase of Assembly polls while a turnout of about 62 percent was
Srinagar: The stage is set for the first of the five-phased Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir as 12 sitting MLAs, including seven ministers, are among 123 candidates trying their luck in 15 constituencies that
New Delhi: Polling for four Rajya Sabha seats in Karnataka and one each in Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram will be held next month as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) looks to shore up its strength
Hyderabad: About 80 percent of 36.76 million voters cast their votes to choose their representatives from 25 Lok Sabha and 175 assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh's Seemandhra region where high turnout and sporadic clashes marked
Dehradun: Around 62 per cent of the voters today cast their votes in Uttarakhand where polling for five Lok Sabha seats completed peacefully amid tight security. Nearly 62 per cent of the 71.29 lakh voters
Pretoria: South African President Jacob Zuma and leaders of various political parties cast their votes as polling continued Wednesday for the country's fifth general elections post-apartheid.A large number of voting stations opened across the country
Srinagar: Over 20 per cent of the 12 lakh electorate exercised their franchise in the Srinagar Parliamentary constituency till 3 pm today as voting remained here sluggish in the wake of the separatists' call for
Hyderabad: About 35 percent polling was recorded till noon for 17 Lok Sabha seats and 119 state assembly seats in Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh, officials said.Barring minor incidents, balloting was on peacefully amid tight
Kolkata: About 28 per cent turnout was recorded in six Parliamentary constituencies of West Bengal in the first three hours of voting today. “About 28.79 per cent polling was recorded on an average in the
Lucknow: The Election Commission Friday will hold a review meeting of the preparations for the crucial third and fourth phases of the Lok Sabha polls in Uttar Pradesh, officials said.The third and fourth rounds, scheduled
Munger : Two CRPF jawans were killed and three others injured when Maoists triggered an explosive, when they were on way to a polling station in Jamui parliamentary constituency of Bihar early morning, police said.
Bhubaneswar: With over 50 of the 70 Assembly seats going to polls tomorrow in Maoist-hit areas of Odisha, the Election Commission has stepped up security measures with 156 companies of central paramilitary forces and around
Kohima: Polling is yet to begin today in a disputed area under Longleng district of Nagaland bordering Assam where security forces have prohibited entry of polling officials and setting up of a polling station.Longleng Superintendent
Male : Polling for long-delayed presidential elections in Maldives began today as the archipelago nation made third attempt to elect a new President in order to avert a constitutional crisis.People stood in long queues outside
Male: Voting booths opened Saturday across the Maldives to long queues as the country held its second multi-party presidential election after 2008.Polling started at 7.30 a.m. and will close at 4.30 p.m. Provisional results are
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