New Delhi, April 8 (IANS) Over 12 million people are eligible to cast their votes Thursday in the national capital's seven Lok Sabha constituencies, an Election Commission official said Tuesday.
There are over 400 sensitive and 90 hyper-sensitive booths.
"A total of 12,760,372 Delhiites will be eligible to cast their votes for the seven Lok Sabha seats Thursday, of which 7,057,648 are males and 5,657,785 are females while 839 fall in the 'others' category," Chief Election Officer Vijay Dev told reporters.
"There are 11,763 polling stations in Delhi, of which 417 are sensitive booths and 90 hyper-sensitive booths." Seventy model polling stations will be set up, he added.
Vijay Dev said special arrangements have been made in the sensitive and hyper-sensitive booths where the polling process would be videographed and extra Delhi Police personnel would be deployed.
In addition, mobile phones will not be allowed inside any of the polling stations in Delhi.
The trailer of Akshay Kumar's upcoming film Bachchan Pandey has been released recently. The trail
The last match of the five-Test series between India and England will start today at the Edgbasto
Uttar Pradesh MP gets death threats, files complaint
Lucknow, Jan 1 (IANS) A member of the Lok Sabha from Uttar Pradesh has filed a police complain
The Indian team's schedule is going to be very busy before the T20 World Cup is to be held in Oct
India, US close to implementation of civil nuclear deal
New Delhi, March 20 (IANS) India and the US are on way to implementation of their long-pending
Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce the Delhi Municipal Corporation Amendment Bill 2022 in the
UPSC Prelims Result 2023 OUT: The Union Public Service Commission has announced the UPSC Prelims
Wheat slowing down in warehouses
Due to the delay in landing of wheat in the godowns and the unloading of unloaded rage among the
The government and the health department are worried about the increasing rate of corona infectio
SC verdict on Section 66A positive development: Nasscom
Bengaluru, March 24 (IANS) Quashing of Section 66A of the Information Technology (IT) Act 2000