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India is world’s largest democratic country which adds up to its population as well. The reason of the vibrant democracy of the country is its multi party system. The presence of these multi parties portrays a variety of political and economical ideologies.   Because of these innumerable parties, elections are held in every five years. And as the citizens of the country have the power to elect the leaders, it adds up to the responsibility to exercise their power and cast their vote. However, since it involves a large part of the population, chances of electoral fraud and duplicity increases. Hence, to ease up the affair the Election Commission of India (ECI) has introduced the system of voter ID cards in 1993. A voter ID card or EPIC (Electors Photo Identity Card) is an identity card which is issued by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to all individuals who are eligible to cast their vote. The predominant reason of this card is to maintain the literalness...

EPF stands for Employees Provident Fund . It has been introduced by the government to encourage savings by the people. Every organization that employs more than 20 employees is required to contribute a part of their income to the Employees Provident Fund of its employees. Besides this, the EPF also acts a retirement scheme that aims at providing financial security to people in their old age. Another benefit of the EPF account is that it acts as a safety net for people at the time of emergency. EPF was established with the passing of the Employees Provident Fund Scheme in 1952. EPF act was formed by the Central Board of Trustees which in turn is a formation comprising of employers, employees and the government.   StepsTo Check EPF Balance Click here for More Details The EPF balance refers to the balance available in the EPF account of a person. The employee contributes 12% of its salary whereas the employer makes a contribution of about 3.5% every month. The various w...