India anticipates simultaneous elections in 2029. The Election Commission estimates a need for 48 lakh balloting units, 35 lakh control uni...

The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission to respond to a plea for verifying EVMs without erasing or reloading data. The court...

EVMs have a shelf life of 15 years, following which they are destroyed as per a protocol issued by EC's technical experts. The Electronic C...

Eight candidates seek EVM chip verification post Lok Sabha results, rejected by Supreme Court; BJP's Sujay Vikhe-Patil seeks verification a...

The Election Commission of India has issued a protocol allowing the first two losers to seek verification of burnt memory in EVM microcontr...

Supreme Court's direction on EVM microcontrollers poses logistical and security challenges for the Election Commission of India. The techni...

The Supreme Court directed the sealing and storage of symbol loading units (SLU) along with EVMs for at least 45 days post-election. Candid...

Supreme Court's decision on EVM-VVPAT verification highlighted the importance of transparency in elections. The ruling focused on the use o...

When the first elector presses a button on the ballot unit to vote in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the electronic voting machine (EVM)...

According to the sources, the commission will require nearly 30 lakh control units, about 43 lakh ballot units and about 32 lakh VVPATs for...

In a written reply, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said quoting the Election Commission that there is "no technical collaboration with an...

The commission filed an affidavit in the case of a petition filed by Congress leader Kamal Nath seeking mandatory counting of VVPAT to ensu...

The HC wants FSL to assess the EVMs and state whether they could have been remotely accessed and whether there exists any additional memory...

The Cabinet had also authorised the Election Commission to vary the quantity to be ordered on BEL and ECIL based on their production capaci...

The Election Commission wants to purchase nearly 14 lakh new EVMs as over nine lakh machines in use now are nearing end of their 15-year li...

The use of EVMs in India started in 1981, but these were mostly done in the form of pilot programmes and were scaled up in elections.

Navratna PSU Bharat Electronics Limited has bagged a Rs 100 crore order to supply 1.02 lakh electronic voting machines to the Election Comm...