We Demand "e-voting"

Hi,

At a time when even the most sensitive personal and financial transactions can be safely executed online, it makes good sense to introduce voting to modern technology. Online voting will create a dramatic spike in participation rates. Some electors may be encouraged to participate. In particular, people with disabilities and voters who live outside the province may find it easier to cast a ballot.

With 43,497,980 users now, India has the world's second highest number of Facebook users in the world now. It is more than the population of either Argentina, Kenya or Canada and almost twice Australia's population as per article in Hindustan Times Mon,12 Aug 2013.
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Countries like Estonia – is remarkable owing to its political past. Voters can now use a card – or also a mobile phone ID in Estonia – to cast their ballot over a set period of time. Estonia rolled out e-voting in 2005 and by 2009 nearly a quarter of all votes cast were online, while the canton of Geneva in Switzerland says e-voting is now stable at around 20%, a decade after the first binding e-votes were cast. In Estonia, it was found that around 16% of e-voters said they probably would not have voted had internet voting been unavailable.

Moreover it will save millions of rupees invested in organizing camps etc, it will save paper thereby saving trees. 

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Abha Chaitanya Women Welfare Society

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An NGO founded by group of young dynamic youths

A very active group of youths in Indore (M.P)have started working for the welfare of our society, which our society really needs. Their aim is 360 degree development for the society.

Now these youths have targeted following areas:

1. Health/Medical related development

2. Environment related awareness campaigns

3. Cultural/Sankratik upliftments

4. Gratify Games, Yoga and other activities

5. Give service in Education related and aim at 100% literacy in India

6. Aiding Women welfare and checking women Exploitation

7. Spreading awareness about government schemes to common men

8. Uniting all the castes and religion and creating harmony in all of them

9. Saving Girl child mortality (Beti bachao)

10. Taking care of stray animals and birds

11. Youth awareness

12. Natural disaster management

That is, they have covered almost everything for the welfare of society. Some of their successful events were:

1. 16th June, 2013- World Environment Day, Prahastha Panchaity, Aditya Agrawal, Harsh Gupta and Abha Gupta planted many trees in Indore.

2. 7th July, 2013- Although it was raining heavily, our volunteers like Pooja Ajmere, Divya Jain, Mansee Saxena, Harsh Choudhary, Harshit Bharadwaj, Harsh Gupta, Prahastha Panchaity, Aditya Agrawal, Aman Beriwal, Chandresh Gupta, Shubhangi Chourey, Shivani Pandiya, Ankush Sonpure, Archi Bhandiya, Mayuri could come up to attend meeting from far of places towards welfare of society.

3. 14th July, 2103- College Students below Poverty line got Government Aid i.e chance to do Internship in companies related to their field, Prahastha Panchaity headed the event.

4. 21st July, 2013- A grand Tree Plantation Drive at Indore the active voluteers- Rameshwari Pillai, Shivani Pandiya, Honey Goyal, Archi Bhandiya, Harsh Gupta, Prahastha Panchayati, Abha Gupta, Aditya Agrawal, Saurabh Nigam, Swapnil Chaudhary, Lalit Yadav, Roshan Khande, Aman Beriwal, Harshit Bharadwaj, Himanshu Joshi, Mandar Talegaonker, Ankush Sonpure, Anshul Jain, Shubhangi Chaurey, Dr. Pooja Jain, Mahak Mittal did great work in gathering and planting 20 plants.

5. 27th July 2013- our Volunteers went to "Matra Chaya" shishak nagar in Indore met with Admin, talked to the kids and gave them food and milk for that day headed by Rameshwari Pillai.

6. 15th August, 2013 - A massive survey cum event is organised in various malls of Indore regarding spreading awareness about e-voting and appealing Government to introduce voting to modern technology.

online voting will create a dramatic spike in participation rates. some electors may be encouraged to participate, in particular, people with disabilities and voters who live outside the province may find it easier to cast a ballot. Lot of money and paper will be saved.

Abha Chaitanya Women Welfare Society is working for spreading awareness among people and uplifting the needy people so that the RICH-POOR gap reduces and there is a balance and harmony in Society.