Yes, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can vote in India under certain conditions. In 2010, the Representation of the People Act was amended to allow NRIs to register as voters in India. However, there are a few eligibility criteria and procedures they need to follow:

1. Eligibility: NRIs who are Indian citizens and are 18 years of age or above are eligible to register as voters in India.
2. Residence status: NRIs must have a valid Indian passport and must not be a dual citizen of any other country to be eligible for voter registration.
3. Address proof: NRIs must possess a valid address in India for the purpose of their voter registration. They can use their Indian residential address, or they can register with the address of their Indian passport or with the address of any family member residing in India.
4. Registration process: NRIs can register as voters in India by filling out Form 6A, which is available online on the Election Commission of India’s website (https://voters.eci.gov.in ). They can submit the form either physically at the concerned Electoral Registration Officer’s office or through the online portal.
5. Voting method: Once registered, NRIs can vote in India by physically visiting their respective polling stations during elections. However, there is currently no provision for NRIs to vote online or through postal ballots. Therefore, NRIs need to be present in their constituency on the election day to cast their vote.

It is essential for NRIs to keep their voter registration details updated and to comply with the election rules and regulations to exercise their voting rights in India. If you are an NRI interested in voting in Indian elections, it is advisable to check the latest guidelines and procedures issued by the Election Commission of India or consult the nearest Indian diplomatic mission (Embassy/Consulate) for any updates or assistance in the voting process.’