Residents of several villages in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, are boycotting the upcoming Lok Sabha polls to protest the lack of road infrastructu...

Hasina, 76, bagged 249,965 votes while her nearest rival M Nizam Uddin Lashkar from the Bangladesh Supreme Party secured just 469 votes, bd...

This is the third year in a row that villagers from Varetha, Dalisana and Davol in Kheralu taluka refrained from exercising their franchise...

During the debate on the motion of confidence, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that Modi government has been taking credit for vario...

The votes will be counted on Thursday and the next President will take oath next Monday. Though the result appeared to be a foregone conclu...

The apex court directed that there will be a strict curfew in the entire state till Tuesday morning and no victory rallies will be permitte...

Uttar Pradesh is among the 10 worst-hit states in terms of coronavirus deaths and cases. A record single-day rise of 298 COVID-19 fatalitie...

The urban local bodies polls in Jammu and Kashmir were held after a gap of 13 years, with the last elections being conducted in 2005.

The CPI-M leader said he has urged the Governor to intervene in order to restore the independence and dignity of State Election Commission.

The turnout of voters in the recently concluded assembly elections overshadowed the poll boycott call given by the militant and separatist ...

As many as 17,510 votes went in favour of NOTA at end of final 24th round of counting, as per the statistics provided by the returning offi...

Prachanda secured 15,244 votes, just 900 votes more than his nearest rival Lila Shrestha of CPN-UML.

The CPN-UML has so far bagged 42 seats in the elections. Nepali Congress has won 38 seats while the UCPN (Maoist) was trailing behind with ...

Nepal's Unified CPN-Maoist, trailing in the initial results of the polls, today demanded a suspension of the vote count alleging a "conspir...

Polling started in Pakistan's National Assembly and four other provincial centres to elect a new president in September.

With by-poll results, DMK’s tally in the state assembly goes up by three to 99 seats (one speaker), and Congress’ by one to 36.

J&K will go to polls from Nov 17 till counting on Dec 28.