National Geographic India launches election special feature titled ‘India Votes #WorldsLargestElection’

Delhi: National Geographic India has brought ‘India Votes #WorldsLargestElection.’

Hosted by actor Cyrus Sahukar, this 44-minute special feature aims to offer an exclusive peek into India’s General Elections 2024, aiming to spotlight the nuances and complexities of the country's electoral process.

Premiering on May 23 at 8pm on National Geographic, this film aims to provide insight into the upcoming general elections, evoking a sense of national pride and fervour for the democratic prowess. 

Set against the backdrop of India's electoral landscape, it showcases the scale, grandeur, technology, and human spirit inherent in the Indian Elections. The film also delves into the all-new parliament. 

Presenting India’s democratic processes, the film also captures the Chief Election Commissioner of India in action, as he prepares for the elections. The film also delves into his personal journey, providing viewers with a glimpse into his life beyond his official duties.    

“At National Geographic, we are committed to bringing groundbreaking narratives and experiences that inspire people to see the world with optimism, energy, and hope. With this election special feature, we are thrilled to showcase the incredible journey of democracy in action, inviting viewers to celebrate the power of every vote and the unity it fosters in our nation,” said a National Geographic Spokesperson.  

“The preparation for the general elections begin almost two years in advance. So we began around 2022. It's a huge amount of capacity building, technological upgradation which has to happen, preparation of polling stations.”

Rajiv Kumar, Election Commissioner of India, said, “Announcing the election actually, it is one of the biggest professional events in one's life, one very rarely gets this kind of public trust of 96 crores, 960 million Indian voters to do the elections peacefully inducement free, violence free and it's a huge responsibility.”