Hyderabad, Nov 27 (Maxim News): The schedule for the Telangana local body elections 2025 has been released. The State Election Commission has approved the holding of elections in 12,760 villages and 13,534 wards. State Election Commissioner Rani Kamudini announced that the elections will be held in three phases on December 11, 14 and 17. Polling will be held from 7 am to 1 pm. Counting will be held from 2 pm. The election code of conduct has come into effect from today.
He said that nominations for the first phase of elections begin today (27th of this month). She said that nominations will be accepted for the second phase from the 30th and the third phase from December 3. She clarified that there are 1.66 crore rural voters in the state. All the details, including the voter list, will be available on their official website. (Maxim News)
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