What Happens When Nobody Votes: The Times of India Printed in Purple Ink to Show
In India’s 2024 General Elections, 642 million people were eligible to vote. Roughly one in three did not. That absence had a physical consequence nobody had calculated before: 7,500 litres of electoral ink went unused. The purple ink applied to voters’ fingers at polling stations to prevent duplicate voting, one of India’s most recognisable democratic […]
