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a will celebrate the 7th National Voters' Day today, i.e. January 25, 2017. It was instituted in 2011, in remembrance of the inception of the Election Commission of India in 1950.The National Voters' Day aims at ensuring universal adult franchise, increasing the enrolment of voters and encouraging participation of newly eligible young voters.
According to Dr Nasim Zaidi, the Chief Election Commissioner of India, the National Voter's Day marks the power of every individual's vote. He also mentioned that voters' participation, in the democratic and electoral processes, is the root of healthy democratic elections and integral to run a successful democracy.
Here's all you need to know about the National Voters' Day:
Every year, the State Government issues necessary instructions to educational institutions to observe National Voters' Day.The schools work at instilling democratic values into students in the form of debates, quizzes and declamations.The Constitution (Sixty First Amendment) Act, 1988 had lowered the threshold voting age from 21 years to 18 years.It was observed that the youth who had recently attained the voting age of 18 were showing less or no interest in getting enrolled in the electoral rolls. The enrolment level was as low as 20 per cent.While organising an election is a daunting task for the committee, they prioritize the generation of a clean voter's list free from errors of duplicity and disqualification.In 2009, the Election Commission planned a program to enhance the voter's turnout, which came to be called SVEEP (Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participation). The Commission subsequently coined two slogans that define the essence of SVEEP: 'Inclusive and Qualitative Participation' and 'No voter to be left behind'.The idea of SVEEP is to offer custom made solutions based on the outcome of the investigation of gaps in registering and voting that put off voters' participation.
The National Voters' Day is a momentous initiative taken by the Election Commission to sensitise future voters by infusing them with democratic values and encouraging young voters to have a decisive say in the democratic process.
According to Dr Nasim Zaidi, the Chief Election Commissioner of India, the National Voter's Day marks the power of every individual's vote. He also mentioned that voters' participation, in the democratic and electoral processes, is the root of healthy democratic elections and integral to run a successful democracy.
Here's all you need to know about the National Voters' Day:
Every year, the State Government issues necessary instructions to educational institutions to observe National Voters' Day.The schools work at instilling democratic values into students in the form of debates, quizzes and declamations.The Constitution (Sixty First Amendment) Act, 1988 had lowered the threshold voting age from 21 years to 18 years.It was observed that the youth who had recently attained the voting age of 18 were showing less or no interest in getting enrolled in the electoral rolls. The enrolment level was as low as 20 per cent.While organising an election is a daunting task for the committee, they prioritize the generation of a clean voter's list free from errors of duplicity and disqualification.In 2009, the Election Commission planned a program to enhance the voter's turnout, which came to be called SVEEP (Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participation). The Commission subsequently coined two slogans that define the essence of SVEEP: 'Inclusive and Qualitative Participation' and 'No voter to be left behind'.The idea of SVEEP is to offer custom made solutions based on the outcome of the investigation of gaps in registering and voting that put off voters' participation.
The National Voters' Day is a momentous initiative taken by the Election Commission to sensitise future voters by infusing them with democratic values and encouraging young voters to have a decisive say in the democratic process.
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