10 Books on Voting and Elections You Shouldn’t Miss

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From historical perspectives to contemporary challenges, providing valuable insights into the functioning and dynamics of democracy in India, here are some books to read. 

1

An Undocumented Wonder

This book offers insights into the complexities and marvels of organizing the world's largest democratic exercise.

2

The Verdict

Prannoy Roy, a renowned Indian journalist, and Dorab Sopariwala analyze the nuances and trends of Indian elections.

3

 Great March of Democracy

In this book, former Chief Election Commissioner of India, S.Y. Quraishi, traces the evolution of Indian elections since independence.

4

An Uncertain Glory

While not solely focused on elections, this book examines socio-economic challenges in India.

5

Money & Muscle in Indian Politics

This book delves into the nexus between crime, money, and politics in India.

6

The Accidental Prime Minister

This book provides an insider's account of Indian politics during the tenure of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,

7

The Free Voice

Through a collection of essays, journalist Ravish Kumar reflects  on the state of democracy in India.

8

Election Commission of India

This book provides an in-depth study of the Election Commission of India, examining its role, functions, and challenges.

9

The Tyranny of Numbers

This book explores the limitations of quantitative measures in assessing the health of democracies.

10

Democracy on the Road

This book chronicles the author's travels across India during election seasons.