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Every Vote Matters

Every Vote Matters

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Every Vote Matters (EVM) is a podcast which will discuss why every vote matters and also bring to you answers on varied questions linked to electoral process and your duties and rights as a voter.

It will also answer questions such as can NRIs vote; what is the difference between a national party and regional party and so on. We will also discuss issues around women in politics, the importance of NOTA and understanding political funding. This podcast will also feature fun facts about Indian elections which will awe you.
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The counting of votes for the 17th Lok Sabha elections is just a day away. But how does such a mammoth counting exercise take place? In this episode of Every Vote Matters, we reached out to Rakesh Reddy Dubbudu, Founder of Factly, our partner for this series, to understand the process of vote counting.
In this episode, we speak to Major General Anil Verma of the Association of Democratic Reforms on what an affidavit is and its relevance in the electoral process. He also talks to us about the emergence of NOTA and its relevance and also on the current state of political funding in India.
In this episode, we spoke to Yogendra Yadav, Indian politician, psephologist and academic President of Swaraj India. This episode also features interviews with transgender activist Bharati Kannamma and Independent candidate Umesh Babu Pillegowda.
How many of us really know what an observer does? Or even who an observer is? In this episode, we reached out to Ravi Kiran, Additional Commissioner, Customs  and GST department, Government of India to understand more the role of an observer and specifically the role of an expenditure observer.
In this episode, we will talk about how and why women’s representation in politics is so poor in our country. You will hear from Bhanupriya Rao, transparency and accountability campaigner and researcher. You will also hear from Tara Krishnaswamy of Shakti, Indian Women Caucus.
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