President Droupadi Murmu attended the 15th National Voters’ Day celebrations in New Delhi on 25 January 2025. The event, organised by the Election Commission of India, aimed to promote voter awareness and recognise efforts in strengthening electoral democracy.
During the event, the President presented the Best Electoral Practices Awards to state and district officials who demonstrated outstanding performance in election management, voter awareness, and accessibility. These awards highlight efforts to ensure free, fair, and transparent elections across the country.
She also received the first copy of India Votes 2024: A Saga of Democracy, a book documenting India’s electoral journey, major milestones, and key aspects of the 2024 general elections. The book offers insights into the electoral process, technological advancements, and voter participation.
In her address, Murmu emphasised the importance of democratic participation and the role of every citizen in shaping the nation’s future through voting. She urged first-time voters to actively engage in the democratic process and highlighted the need for ethical voting practices.
National Voters’ Day, celebrated annually on 25 January, marks the foundation day of the Election Commission of India. The theme for this year’s celebrations focused on enhancing voter participation and strengthening electoral integrity.
The event witnessed the presence of senior Election Commission officials, government representatives, and award-winning electoral officers. Various awareness campaigns and initiatives were also launched to encourage voter education and participation ahead of upcoming elections.
