Introduced in 2013, the NOTA option on electronic voting machines (EVMs) has its own symbol - a ballot paper with a black ...

The petition argues that not holding the election in case of a single candidate prevents voters from choosing the “None of ...

Bhopal, Jun 4 (PTI) Following the Congress' appeal to electors in Madhya Pradesh's Indore to select the 'None of the Above' option, it has so far got more than 1.7 lakh votes in the Lok Sabha seat ...

The Supreme Court today asked the Union of India to consider bringing in an enabling provision requiring unopposed candidates ...

The Supreme Court of India is considering a proposal to mandate a minimum percentage of votes for single candidates in ...

NOTA or "None Of The Above" is a voting option on EVMs that allows voters to reject every candidate in their constituency. It was introduced In October 2013 following a Supreme Court order.

Elections in 5 states of India have made a word more frequent in recent times- EVM. When asked a few people, they would say it is something that is used in voting and later for blaming.

The Congress and several other opposition have been questioning the reliability of electronic voting machines (EVMs) and their leaders have been demanding a return to the ballot papers.