India’s massive, twice-a-decade exercise in democracy is once again leaving its mark on the country’s people, in the form of ...

It is the indelible ink. An article dated July 19th, 1951, says President Rajendra Prasad gave assent to the Representation of People Bill, the main electoral legislation. The article also says ...

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Indelible ink will be applied on the left middle finger of the voter, instead of the left forefinger, in the local body by-election to be held on December 10.

This is causing big lines in front of the exchanging desks. To stop it, now banks will use indelible ink, like we have during voting, to identify people who have exchanged notes once.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to address unresolved issues arising from the special voting exercise ahead of the general elections on Saturday, 7th ...

has received an order for 26 lakh phials for General Elections 2019. The company started supplying indelible ink to the Election Commission in 1962. The order for this general elections is higher ...