National Voters’ Day is celebrated in India on January 25th each year. The first National Voters’ Day was observed on January 25, 2011. The day is dedicated to encouraging and facilitating young voters to participate in the electoral process and to create awareness about the importance of voting. It also marks the foundation day of the Election Commission of India, which was established on January 25, 1950.
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Other Facts On Voters Day
Theme-based Celebrations: Each year, National Voters’ Day is celebrated with a specific theme to highlight and promote different aspects of the electoral process. Themes often focus on encouraging voter registration, voter education, and participation in the democratic process.
Distribution of Electoral Photo Identity Cards (EPIC): On National Voters’ Day, the Election Commission of India often organizes events for the distribution of Electoral Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) to newly registered voters. This helps ensure that eligible voters have the necessary identification to participate in elections.
Youth Involvement: National Voters’ Day places a special emphasis on engaging and motivating young voters. Various activities, workshops, and events are organized in schools and colleges to educate and encourage the youth to become responsible voters.
Awards for Best Electoral Practices: The Election Commission of India recognizes and awards individuals and organizations for their outstanding contributions to the field of election management and best electoral practices. This includes awards for creative initiatives in voter education and awareness.
National Voters’ Day serves as a reminder of the importance of the democratic process and the role that each citizen plays in shaping the future of the country through their voting rights.
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