The first Lok Sabha elections were held for 489 seats in 1952.
The first Lok Sabha elections in 1952 cost around Rs 10.45 crore.
In the 1952 elections, 53 parties and 533 independents competed for 489 seats.
In the 1982 Kerala by-election for the North Paravur Assembly Constituency, electronic voting machines were first employed.
Sukumar Sen served as India's first chief election commissioner and was a government servant.
The Chief Election Commissioner may serve for a maximum of six years, or until they become 65, whichever comes first.
Article 329 of the Indian Constitution protects the electoral process from judicial interference once it begins.