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Karnataka SIR begins today to map 5.5 crore in 30 days
Karnataka is launching a month-long door-to-door voter enumeration drive starting Tuesday, aiming to update rolls for 5.5 crore citizens. Booth-level officers will distribute and collect forms, with political parties like Congress and BJP closely monitoring the process. Residents are urged to cooperate with BLOs to ensure their names remain on the electoral list.
Probing whether TET paper leaked from printing press or during transit: Cops
The question paper had been sent to the Mahim Patran Pvt Ltd press in Agra 30-45 days before the test, for translation into Urdu, English and Hindi, before it was printed, said the police, who are working with the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) to identify possible points at which it could have leaked.
As SIR begins on June 30, Karnataka govt. issues guidelines for permanent residence certificates
The applications will be processed by Atal Janasnehi Centres, BengaluruOne, KarnatakaOne and Grama One among others
SIR to unfold in 6 phases over 3 months in Karnataka: What you need to know
The Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls begins Tuesday, involving house-to-house verification and family mapping over three months. This comprehensive update aims to ensure data accuracy and remove discrepancies. Voters are urged to check their details, correct errors, and submit necessary forms by October 7th to guarantee their inclusion. Don't assume your voter ID guarantees your vote; verification is key.
Karnataka police restrict media interaction to designated senior officers
The order further prohibits officers from posting, uploading, forwarding or commenting on official police matters through personal or official social media accounts without prior authorisation
SIR: No documents needed during house-to-house enumeration process, says Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer
Over 5.54 crore electors to be covered in month-long house-to-house drive beginning June 30; draft rolls on August 5
SIR: Citizens, citizenship, and Right to Vote
The door-to-door survey for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls begins in Karnataka on June 30, amid a debate about, not the need for the process itself, but how it is going to be carried out
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