Election Commission of India Celebrating 6th National Voters’ ‘Day Tomorrow Across Country



Election Commission of India Celebrating 6th National Voters’ ‘Day Tomorrow Across Country 
           

            Election Commission of India is celebrating 6th National Voters’ Day (NVD) across the country on 25th January. The theme for the 6th National Voters’ Day is ‘Inclusive and Qualitative Participation’.

            The National function of the NVD will be held in New Delhi and presided over by President of India, Shri. Pranab Mukherjee.
 Chief Election Commissioner Dr. Nasim Zaidi will release the book titled, ‘Belief in the Ballot’ and present the first copy to the President.
The Chief Guest will give away Awards for Best Electoral Practices to Chief Electoral Officers, District Electoral Officers, SPs, Officers involved in election management. Awards will also be given to Media Houses and Civil Society Organisations for best campaign in Voters’ Education and Awareness.
This year a new Award has been introduced to recognise the contribution of Government department/ Agencies to the efforts of ECI for enhancing electoral participation. Six newly eligible electors would be given their EPICs by President of India.
            25th January is also the foundation day of the Commission, which came into being on this day in 1950. The Commission’s objective through NVD is to increase enrolment of voters, especially of the newly eligible ones. The National Voters’ Day is also utilised to spread awareness among voters regarding effective participation in the electoral process. National Voters’ Day celebrations will be organised in all polling station locations across the country. State level function is organised by the Chief Electoral Officers of the State concerned.
            After the completion of the NVD National function, the Commission will inaugurate the construction of India International Institute of Democracy and Election Management (IIIDEM) campus at sector-22Dwarka, New Delhi.
Election Commission of India will be presenting a Tableau with the theme ‘Inclusive and Qualitative Participation’ at the Republic Day parade on 26th January at Rajpath, New Delhi.


Enclosed is a list of Awardees.

Indicator
Name of Offficers
Designation
For Innovation
Shri Sanjay Kumar Agarwal
DEO, Gaya
Shri Balamurugan D
DEO, Purnea
For SVEEP
Sh. Lokesh Kumar Singh
DEO, West Champaran
Sh. Aboobacker Siddique
DEO West SinghBhum
Shri Shirish Mohod
Nodal Officer, Maharashtra
Sh. Shekhar Channe
Maharashtra
For Electoral Roll Management
Ms. Antara Acharya
DEO MEdnipur
For Security Management
Sh. Manu Maharaaj
SSP Gaya
Sh. Sharat Kumar Sinha
DCP, Delhi
Best State Award

Shri. Ajay Nayak,
CEO BIhar
Thiru. Rajesh Lakhoni,
CEO Tamil Nadu
Sh. Chandra Bhushan  Kumar,
CEO Delhi
National Award for Govt. Dept/Agency

Sh. Arvind Kumar Chaudhary, Secretary, Rural Development
Jeevika, Bihar
Sh. Anish Mankad

Gujarat Education Dept.
Sh. Vasumitra , Chief Postmaster General
Department of Posts
National CSO Award
Sh.  Lalbiakzuala
Sh. Lalmachhuana ion
Young Mizo Association
National Media Award
Hindustan, Bihar edition


Election Commission of India
New Delhi 24th January ,2016

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Election Commission to Display ‘Inclusive and Qualitative Electoral Participation’ at Republic Day Tableau 
Election Commission of India (ECI) is participating in Republic day parade tomorrow with a tableau depicting the theme ‘Inclusive and Qualitative Electoral Participation’.

The front portion of tableau will showcase people in various costumes representing the concept of diversity of Indian population along with the Ashoka Pillar, the National Emblem of India symbolising the resolve to promote ethical and informed electoral participation. The Tableau will also showcase Election Commission of India ‘National Voters’ Service Portal’ which is a digital platform to provide e-enabled services to voters.

The process of deployment of man and material in the difficult terrain during electoral process is depicted on both the side murals. The process of Voter Education and Awareness which is now an integral part of election management is also depicted through an EVM familarisation camp. It also highlights officials reaching polling stations in adverse conditions and remotest areas to enable people to vote.

ECI’s endeavour towards making the electoral process accessible, easy and people friendly and festive, is exhibited in the form of a Model Polling Station along with various facilitation measures such as ramp for persons with disability, Help Desk, special assistance for the elderly, medical facilities etc.

Election Commission of India New Delhi 24th January ,2016 RM 


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