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Tees and C's age and eligibility restrictions and exclusions apply. Hi. India is such a vast country and its election is a almost unfathomably huge exercise.

You know, it's going on for seven weeks, over seven phases.

You know, it's happening during an insane heat wave, Delhi, where I live, it's 47 degrees here.

Hannah Ellis Peterson is the Guardian's South Asia correspondent, based in India, where nearly a billion people are casting their votes in the biggest elections ever held anywhere in the world.

Voting takes nearly two months, across 36 states and territories, with more than 700 parties in the running and all of it

overshadowed by one man.

Party, Party, Party, Party,

I'm not like me. That's the country's prime minister Norengra Modi whose party the B.

B.P. is widely expected to win a third term in power.

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