India===Election Commission of India

The India===Election Commission of India organized briefing sessions for Central Observers to ensure free, fair, and transparent Assembly elections in several states and a Union Territory. This initiative reinforces the integrity of the democratic process.

The India===Election Commission of India is responsible for overseeing the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in India===West Bengal. It had previously raised concerns about the insufficient number of officers provided by the state government, leading to a Supreme Court intervention.

The India===Election Commission of India launched an extensive EVM and VVPAT awareness campaign to familiarize voters with the functioning of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) units. It aims to enhance voter confidence and ensure transparency in the electoral process. The India===Election Commission of India also announced a revised schedule for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in India===West Bengal and the publication of the final electoral roll for India===Goa.

The India===Election Commission of India announced the schedule for the biennial elections to 37 India===Rajya Sabha seats across 10 states. It is also conducting an EVM and VVPAT awareness campaign in several poll-bound states and Union Territories.

The India===Election Commission of India is the primary authority responsible for organizing and announcing the schedule for the upcoming assembly elections in India===West Bengal, India===Assam, India===Tamil Nadu, India===Kerala, and India===Puducherry. They are currently touring the poll-bound states to assess preparedness.