India goes to polls in biggest voting day


Polling officials carry electronic voting machine (EVM) and polling materials for the upcoming Lok Sabha election in Bangalore, India, 16 April 2014. - EPA

NEW DELHI, April 16, 2014 (AFP) - India hosts its biggest day of voting Thursday in its marathon election, with the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty battling to save the ruling Congress party from defeat to opposition Hindu nationalist leader Narendra Modi.

More than 195 million voters in 121 constituencies across a dozen states are eligible to cast ballots in the largest single day of polling in the over month-long election which ends May 12.

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