The Role of Election Commission in Indian Democracy OBJECTIVE: The project report will aim to provide readers with an overview of the body called Election Commission of India. The report will attempt to formulate a collection of information regarding the creation of the body and its usefulness in the political sphere of the country. The report will also provide technical details on this subject. Like its composition, its presidency and its method of operation. In this aspect, the report would take over the powers of this body. The status of this body will also be covered in the report. Monitoring of work carried out in the past and present will be discussed. The brief inclusion of the work would take us to a higher level of understanding about the Electoral Commission and also to what extent it was successful in providing to the nation what it was supposed to provide. With this introduction, the report would serve as a model for the Electoral Commission, incorporating the majority of the complex elements that contribute to its functioning. INTRODUCTION: Our country has been brought up by a constitution which explicitly declares India to be a sovereign, secular, socialist and democratic country. , Republic. To preserve the essence of our supreme law-giver, we must act in accordance with the words inscribed therein. The subject of the project indicates that it is about the Election Commission and its role in spreading democracy. So we will focus on India's democratic front and how it is maintained and kept vibrant through monitoring the functions performed by the Election Commission. Just as rule making will not ensure optimal monitoring, similarly simply putting words explicitly in the middle of our article......: 50 Years of Indian Independence, Macmillan, New Delhi.• “The Election Commission of India: structural and organizational issues” MP Singh and SK Chaubé. Indian Constitution: A Review, Har-Anand Publications, New Delhi.• Mehta, Pratap Bhanu (2003): The Burden of Democracy.• Mitra, Subrata K and VB Singh (1999): Democracy and Social Change in India: Cross Section Analysis of the national electorate.• Ramakrishnan, Venkitesh (2005): “Electoral battles”, Frontline,• Atul Kohli The success of Indian democracy, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.• Singh, Ujjwal Kumar (2004): Institutions and governance Democratic: A Study of the Election Commission and Electoral Governance in India, Monograph NMML Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, NewDelhi.• The Constitution of India• Manjari Katju, “Election Commission and the Changing Contours of Politics'