In direct elections, people directly vote for the candidates and elect their representatives. The following are examples of direct elections in which people over the age of 18...
Section 33(7) of the RPA permits a candidate to contest any election (parliamentary, assembly, biennial council, or bye-elections) from up to two constituencies, presumably to accord greater flexibility...
The proposal to introduce negative voting to reject all the candidates if voters found them unsuitable was first discussed by the Law Commission in its 170th Report in...
The idea of making voting compulsory in response to declining voter turnout in elections have been debated for many years. This section attempts to cover the issue of...
Line of sight is a type of propagation that can only exchange data when the transmitting and receiving ends do not have any geographical obstacle between them. The...
Low Earth Orbits are satellite systems which orbit up to 2,000 km above earth’s surface. They are used for telecommunication and move at high speeds transmitting data.
Dribbleware refers to software packages or products that are released without proper testing and will need frequent updates, fixes, patches and little releases in the future.
LaTeX is a typesetting system that is commonly used in the field of mathematics to create high-quality, professional-looking documents. It is especially useful for writing complex mathematical equations...
Pre-election opinion polls and exit polls have become a regular feature in the last one and half decades within the Indian electoral landscape. Opinion polls are conducted by...
