
The Indian Election Commission (ECI) is preparing to start a one -point digital platform called “Ecinet”. This means a significant step towards streamlining election services to integrate 40 existing mobile and web applications of the Commission.
On Sunday, the voting authority stated that the platform would offer trouble -free and user -friendly interface. This will facilitate voters, election officials, political parties and civil society easier access to election services. The main election commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar is a visionary of this historical step.
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This initiative will simplify user experience (UX) and improves the user interface (UI) by consolidation of different. Applications such as voter line, turnout, cvigil, SUVidha 2.0, ESMS, Saksham, Kyc App and others that have more than 5.5 downloads of CRORE will be integrated via “Singe-Point”.
In the recent press release, ECI said: “Ecinet will include existing applications such as voter auxiliary application for election line, electoral participation application, cvigil, SUVidha 2.0, ESMS, Saksham and Kyc, which closed more than 5.5 Crore together,” ECI said.
According to ECI, Ecinet will serve not only nearly 100 Crore voters, but also support electoral machines and eliminate the need for more download and login to applications.
“Ecinet is expected to benefit nearly 100 Crore voters and the entire election machinery including more than 10.5 officers at the Lakh Cab (BLOS) level, around 15 agents at the Lakh stalls (Blas) mentioned by political parties, nearly 45 lacquer election officials (EROS) to officials (EROS) 4,123 officials) to officials (EROS), 4,123 officials (EROS), 457. Added a statement.
Ecinet will be introduced after the robust measures in the area of cyber security and strict attempts to reduce the complexity of users. The digital platform, which has already achieved advanced development phases, has been developed after extensive consultations with 36 main election officers, 767 Deos, 4 123 EROS and 76 ECI publications.
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