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India nears an incredible milestone of one billion voters, with 991 million registered electors. Celebrated on National Voters’ Day, this growth reflects India's vibrant democracy with a surge of young voters and improved gender ratio.

India nears historic one billion voters mark ahead of National Voters’ Day

With 991 million registered electors, India stands at the brink of a historic milestone: one billion voters. Celebrating National Voters’ Day, the growth highlights India's vibrant democracy, fueling inclusivity and a youthful electorate.

India nears 1 billion voters, with registered electors at 99.1 crore, including 21.7 crore youth and 48 crore women. Electoral rolls show improved gender ratio ahead of National Voters&rsquo; Day, celebrating EC's foundation in 1950.

India is on the verge of becoming a nation of one billion voters, with the number of registered electors now standing at 99.1 crore, up from 96.88 crore during last year&rsquo;s Lok Sabha elections. The Election Commission (EC) announced this milestone on the eve of National Voters&rsquo; Day, celebrated annually on January 25 to mark the EC&rsquo;s foundation in 1950.
The electoral rolls showcase a youthful and gender-balanced demographic, with 21.7 crore voters in the 18-29 age group and a notable six-point rise in the electoral gender ratio from 948 in 2024 to 954 in 2025.
Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar highlighted this achievement during the announcement of the Delhi assembly poll schedule earlier this month. &ldquo;We are crossing 99 crore voters and will soon become a nation of one billion-plus voters, which is another historic record,&rdquo; he said. He also noted that nearly 48 crore of these voters are women, underscoring the growing inclusivity in the country&rsquo;s democratic process.
The milestone was reached following the Special Summary Revision (SSR) updates in states like Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, and Punjab, where the updated rolls were released this week. This achievement reinforces India&rsquo;s status as the largest democracy in the world, as the nation gears up for future elections.

Lok Sabha polls 2024: The phase 1 polling is witnessing numerous newlyweds exercising their voting rights. 

From Udhampur to Muzaffarnagar, several newlyweds cast votes in phase 1 polls | Watch

Lok Sabha polls 2024: The phase 1 polling is witnessing numerous newlyweds exercising their voting rights.&nbsp;

The first phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections began on April 19. As the voting started taking place in 102 constituencies, voters started thronging the polling booths since 7 am. Among the enthusiastic voters, numerous newlyweds arrived all decked up in their wedding attires to exercise their voting rights.&nbsp;
From Jammu &amp; Kashmir's Udhampur to Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar, newlyweds posed outside polling booths.
Accompanied by his friends dressed in traditional attires, a groom decked up in sherwani and colourful headgear was among the first to cast his vote at a polling booth in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/lok-sabha/puducherry-cm-n-rangasamy-arrives-on-bike-to-cast-his-vote-watch-1713500406377">Puducherry CM N Rangasamy arrives on bike to cast his vote&nbsp;</a>

 
In this week's episode of Chunaav Pe Charcha, 

UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | 80 Vs 20? Muslim Vote: Myths & Maths

#YogiAdityanath says #UPElection2022 is a 80Vs20 battle. We all know what he means. This ep we do a deep dive into the 20% - The Muslim Vote. All the myths & the real maths. This Friday @8pm 

On this week's Chunaav&nbsp;Pe Charcha, we analyse the 20% of the UP voter demographic, aka&nbsp;the Muslim vote.&nbsp;Catch the show on&nbsp;Friday at 8 pm!&nbsp;

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;recently called the UP 2022 polls a fight between the 80% and the 20% The CM was referring to the religious break up of the state's voting demographic - the Hindus &amp; the Muslims.&nbsp; Albeit the majority, i.e the 80, is the Hindus, the focus is all on the 20.
In this week's episode of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-10-1642774246838">Chunaav&nbsp;Pe Charcha</a>, we take a deep dive into the voting patterns of the 20%.

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