What is the correct difference between voter registration and a polling booth?

Correct answer: Registration records eligibility and the polling booth provides a place to vote

Direct answer: A. Voter registration is the process by which an eligible citizen’s details are entered in the electoral roll for the appropriate constituency. It establishes that the person is included as a voter, subject to the applicable rules. A polling booth is the designated place where registered voters of that area go on polling day to cast their vote, usually after their identity and electoral details are checked. Thus registration concerns eligibility and inclusion in the list, while the booth concerns the physical location and conduct of voting. B is wrong because neither function is running a court or collecting tax. C is wrong because candidate appointment is not the basic role of either registration or a booth. D is wrong because dissolving the Lok Sabha is a constitutional and political process, not a voter-service function. Memory cue: registration puts your name on the list; the booth is where you use that right.