Ranchi: The Election Commission of India would conduct the second door-to-door survey of voters and enrolment programme in the state from October 27 to December 9. Jharkhand chief election officer K Ravi Kumar on Saturday asked officials to ensure the success of the programme. He appealed people should take benefit of the campaign and ensure no person aged above 18 years is left out of the voters list. tnnWe also published the following articles recentlyIn Chhattisgarh, women voters to impact turnout, election resultsWomen voters outnumber male voters by over a lakh in Chhattisgarh, reflecting their active participation in the democratic process. The high number of women voters could significantly impact voter turnout and election results. Opposition parties have raised concerns about unfulfilled promises regarding liquor bans, which directly affect womens lives. The active participation of women in politics is attributed to factors such as reservation for women in local panchayats, women-oriented schemes, and opportunities for economic independence. The door-to-door campaign by the election commission has also helped identify and enroll more women voters.LDF & UDF should ensure election of 7 women MPs from Kerala: ActivistsA movement called Thulya Prathinithya Prasthanam has been launched in Thrissur, Kerala, advocating for the early implementation of a new act reserving 33% seats in elected bodies for women. The group aims to work with existing political parties rather than forming their own. They accuse the central government of using the delayed census as an excuse to delay implementing the act. The group leaders demand that at least seven out of the 20 members elected from Kerala in the upcoming Parliament elections be women. Currently, womens representation in the Lok Sabha is 14.4%.Voters list, drone become tools of rape probePolice in Nagpur are using the voters list to track and account for every person in nearby villages in relation to a rape case. They are conducting door-to-door searches and have deployed drones to search forested areas. This is the first time a drone has been used by Nagpur police for such a purpose. Despite extensive efforts, the perpetrator has not yet been caught, but police believe he is from a rural area. Call details of cellphones used in the vicinity are also being examined for clues.

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