The Election Commission has reaffirmed that India's Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), which are not connected to the ...

Donald Trump called for fair elections, focusing on ensuring votes are counted accurately and protected from fraud or illegal interference.

Reacting to Trump's remarks, Tharoor highlighted that India has had a robust voter verification system in place since 1952.

US President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order pertaining to the US elections. While signing the executive order, the President referenced India and Brazil, giving examples of their ...

“India and Brazil are tying voter identification to a biometric ... highlighting the need for a more secure and uniform voting system. The executive order also highlights the issue of mail-in voting.

US President Donald Trump has praised India’s biometric voter identification system after signing an executive order, which ...

President Trump's executive order to overhaul the American election system cites India and Brazil as examples of countries linking voter identification to a biometric database. The order also ...

The Election Commission in India has the prime responsibility to ensure the conduct of free and fair elections in the country. Towards this end, the Commission has to implement the norms and Model ...

In contrast to the US, which does not have a national election system, in India, the election rules, laws, machinery, and systems run by a powerful national Election Commission enforce balloting ...

The Delhi-headquartered Election Commission of India has a force of nearly 300 employees that ensure free and fair elections irrespective of race, gender, colour, religion, caste, and region.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has welcomed US President Donald Trump's recent recognition of India's voter ID system in his latest executive order aimed at overhauling the US federal election process.