Right To Reject

SC gives voters right to reject: 5 things you need to know

What the Right to Reject means, how it's different from not voting, everything you want to know about negative voting

Right to Reject is welcome, more reforms needed: Civil society

This could increase overall voting percentage, is first step towards demanding re-elections, say activists.

Give voters right to reject, SC tells Election Commission

Right to reject will bring vibrancy and purity to polls, says apex court.

Struggle does not end with Lokpal, want Right to reject: Anna

Social activist Anna Hazare today said that his struggle was not over till the Right to reject and Right to recall was endorsed by the Parliament.

Electoral reforms: How secret is your ballot?

Has the lack of electoral reforms prevented India from choosing political leaders of its choice?

Anna disbands Team Anna, sets sights on 2014 polls

After calling off their fast at Jantar Mantar in order to offer people a political alternative, anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare today announced that 'Team Anna', which consisted of other activists, would no longer exist .

Anna's unique lingo: What is Napasandi?

Team Anna demands the 'right to reject' option. 'Napasandi'— the term Anna uses for 'right to reject' is becoming popular among his followers. What really is Napasandi?

Right to Reject: Team Anna barks up the wrong tree again

On paper, the Right to Reject is a good idea. In theory, it would empower voters to discard all candidates on offer. However It does not translate exactly the way it is perceived when it is put into practice.