Hotmail co-founder Sabeer Bhatia recently proposed the development of a secure, app-based voting system—if supported by Prime Minister Modi. At n-Gauge, we believe this moment is not just a news headline—it's a signal for India’s digital democracy.

A Vote for Digital India

India is home to over 1 billion mobile users and one of the most rapidly digitizing economies in the world. From UPI payments to DigiLocker, the Indian public has demonstrated readiness to adopt secure, scalable, and citizen-friendly technology. Yet, voting—the most fundamental act of democracy—remains largely offline & resource-heavy. 

What n-Gauge says

Transparency, security, data integrity, and voter fraud risks can be barriers to digital voting. We don’t disagree. But that’s not a reason to delay innovation—it's a reason to design it better. At n-Gauge, we specialize in secure online voting platforms for associations, federations, societies. The tools to enable digital voting at scale already exist—they just need leadership to deploy them.

What Makes n-Gauge India’s #1 E-Voting Platform

We aren’t building from scratch. We’re already the leading STQC-approved, government-certified e-voting platform in India—recognized by the Ministry of IT.

Here’s what we offer:

✅ Customizable & Secure Voting Modules
✅ End-to-End Encryption for data privacy & authenticity
✅ Role-Based Access for member-specific control
✅ Randomized Ballot Display to reduce voting bias

Every day at n-Gauge, we see associations across India using our platform to conduct cost-effective, transparent, and highly participative elections—fully online.

We don’t just imagine this digital future. We deliver it.

If scaled nationally, this could be India’s next UPI moment—making democratic participation as simple and secure as a mobile transaction.

Are you an association, society, or federation ready to modernize how your members vote?

Partner with n-Gauge today and start leading the change in your community.

Source:

Hotmail co-founder Sabeer Bhatia proposes to develop voting app if Modi-ji is ready – Times of India