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Made in India EVMs in demand abroadApril 6th, 2009 - 11:51 am ICT by IANS
-By Azera Rahman
New Delhi, April 6 (IANS) Bhutan got them for its elections last year and Nepal has acquired them too. Indian-made Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) are making waves abroad, not just in our neighborhood but right up to the African continent.
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BEL-AN OVERVIEW
Established in 1954.
NAVRATNA Company – Jun 2007
9 Factories spread all over the country with the
following core areas of business
RADARS & SONARS
COMMUNICATION
ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEMS
C4 I SYSTEMS
ELECTRO OPTICS
TANK ELECTRONICS
CIVILIAN PRODUCTS & COMPONENTS
TURNKEY SYSTEM SOLUTIONS
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• ICWAI Award for Excellence in Cost Management for the year 2007.
• SODET Award for Innovation and Technology Development to two of our Engineers in 2007-08
• SCOPE Award for R&D, Technology development & Innovation for 2006-07
• Good Performance Award under category “Public Manufacturing Organisation Large’ instituted by ICWAI for 2008
• Raksha Mantris award for Excellence in “Institutional” category for 2006-07
• Indian Institute of Material Management’s Corporate Excellence award for 2008
• IEI Industry Excellence Award 2008 from the Institute of Engineers (India)
• Acclaimed ‘Business Superbrand’ by Suberbrands India
• CII Business Excellence Model - Certificate for “Commendation to Strong
Commitment to Excel” to 4 of our Units / SBUs in 2008.
AWARDS 2008-09
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History of EVM - ConceptIdea mooted by the Chief Election Commissioner in 1977Pros and cons of E-voting vis-à-vis ballot paper analysed by High Power CommitteesRecommended E-voting to save avoidable and recurring expenditure on printing, storage, transportation and security of Ballot Paper to the exchequer
Top: Ballot paper awaiting despatchBottom: EVMs in store room
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Address the skepticism of the Political Parties and intelligentsia including Press
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A machine and a procedure which would be transparent and acceptable to all
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A simple machine but a highly secure data
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TEM Ease of Use
Cost Effective
Battery operated
Light weight
Instantaneous Result
Instantaneous Recounting
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MELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE (EVM)
Comprises of two interconnected Units
Displays list of candidates
16 candidates per Ballot Unit
Four Ballot Units can be cascaded
Control Unit – used by Polling official
Configures the EVMPowers the Ballot UnitActivates Ballot UnitCloses the voting processDisplays Result
Ballot Unit – used by voter
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Voting the Ballot box way
Voting the EVM way
SolutionEVM retains all characteristics of conventional voting by Ballot paper.
• Ballot paper with names of candidates/party with symbol inserted beneath the transparent acrylic sheet in the Ballot Unit.
• Voter casts his/her vote by pressing the button against the candidate of his/her choice.
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M Carrying Case - Control Unit
Carrying Case - Balloting Unit
The Control Unit and Ballot Unit are light weight and are carried in special carrying cases
Solution
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Carrying Case - Balloting Unit
• Software security is through a microcontroller that is “One Time Programmable” which has ‘burnt-in’ code which is fused during manufacture and cannot be altered or retrieved
• Hardware security is through mechanical seals that is sealed in front of candidate representatives just one hour before the elections on the polling day
Solution
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MELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE (EVM)
Elements of Election expenditure reduced by introduction of EVM.
• Eliminates the cost of printing ballot papers which is nearly 30% of election budget. In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections approx. 700 million voters were eligible to vote
• Eliminates the menace of “Invalid Votes”.
• Transportation and manpower for collection, storage and distribution reduced.
• Man power required for counting of votes minimal. Results are obtained with the press of a button
• Administrative expenses reduced.
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Required acceptance from all sectors of society
Continuous legal hassles
Continuous support for implementation of the EVM
Judgment in courts in favor of the EVM
Once proven widely accepted
Completely used in the Lok Sabha and Assembly Elections since 2004 under the jurisdiction of Election Commission of India
In roads into markets where ballot papers are used like local body elections conducted by State Election Commissions and Legislative Elections for the Legislative Assemblies
In roads into countries with similar economical conditions
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EVMs supplied to Election----------7.5 lakhs (approx)
Commission of India
EVMs supplied to State Election--44000 (approx)
Commissions
Supply of EVMs as on 31.03.2009
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Update with latest technology for better user friendly features,yet with backward compatibility
Maintained as a stand alone, non OS based with no network connectivity for tamperproofness
Proprietary software with encryption, that works with only BEL Units
Provision for customization and add-on devices like biometric authentication etc.
A unique combination of technology and the election machinery in a total transparent process with the stake holders
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The success has paved way for other related markets:
Variants for Export
Variants for Indian market where Ballot papers are still used
Other election day management products
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Nepal
Namibia
Honduras
Papua New Guinea
Variants for Exports
Variants for Indian markets where Ballot paper is still used
Preferential
Panchayat
Multichoice
Multipost
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MTOTALIZER Display Panel
C U 8CU 9
CU 16 CU 1
Totaliser
Printer 1 Printer 2
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Webcam
Plastic Card
Printer
FingerprinScanner
UMPC
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The Indian RevolutionCoined as “The Ballot on a Button” the Indian EVM has been declared as one of the 60 revolutions in India
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Indian EVMs attracting foreign poll panels29 Jan 2010, 1935 hrs IST, IANS
NEW DELHI: Indian electronic voting machines (EVMs) may be a subject of controversy in the country, but that hasn't stopped poll panels of many countries, including South Africa from showing interest in acquiring the ballot gadget.According to the Election Commission of India, poll bodies of South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya and Nepal have evinced keen interest in the EVMs. India's electronic voting machines impresses Hillary Updated on Saturday, November 14, 2009, 13:22 IST
Washington: The opposition parties might be raising questions over electronic voting machines of India, but the EVMs and credible electoral system have impressed the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.
“India adopted automated computerised voting several elections ago. We think about India with more than a billion people, something like a half a billion, 600 million vote, illiterate people vote by looking at the pictures on the punch card at the – both the faces and the symbols of parties," Clinton told ABS-CBN television news channel in an interview when asked about Philippines moving from manual to automated voting system.
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