Agra, Oct. 30 -- Agra district administration has called upon the representatives of universities, colleges and academic bodies to motivate youth to get themselves registered as voters and issued directions to get youth attaining the age of 18 by January 1, 2027 to be listed as first time voters. Agra district magistrate Manish Bansal held a meeting with regard to ongoing Special Intensive Revision campaign with principals, teachers and teacher bodies seeking their cooperation and assured to felicitate such colleges on occasion of National Voters Day on January 25. The DM suggested college authorities to establish a special help desk to motivate students and youth attaining age of 18 by January 1, 2027 to get registered as new voters. For this, colleges can get the Form 6 filled on spot under a special campaign for these youth. Presiding over the meeting held on Thursday at Collectorate auditorium in Agra, Bansal stressed on getting each and every eligible voter registered in voter list so that none remains left out. Principals and officials from different universities, colleges, institutions and schools attended the meeting. DM asked those attending the meeting to assign a specific day in coordination with ERO or BLO or supervisor to ensure filling of Form 6 by new voters on spot. A demo was given to illustrate filling of Firm 6 and its online registration. The DM instructed to inform new voters about both offline and inline procedures and it was highlighted that youth need not wait for attaining age of 18 as those above 17 years can move application in advance to be enrolled as voters. "Colleges and institutions can spread awareness and make students aware through morning assembly, electoral literacy clubs and other academic activities." he said....