Gen Z will ask for online voting, says Right2Vote founder Neeraj Gutgutia | DialogueWithDT | EP1

In the first episode of the ‘DialogueWithDT’ podcast, we sit down with Neeraj Gutgutia, the founder of Mumbai-based startup ‘Right2Vote’. As the name suggests, the startup, through its Aadhar-driven mobile-based voting platform, seeks to boost voting percentage in Indian elections while bringing down the costs significantly. Neeraj, a chartered accountant and an IIM (Indore) alumnus, tells us about his motivation behind starting the platform and his fortune out of a failed attempt at getting investors. He breaks down how his platform can cut down the costs of holding a general election in India to less than a tenth of what it costs the government. Neeraj bats for Gen Z, saying that a generation that does everything on mobile – from banking to buying shares to watching movies – does not want to stand in a queue to vote. It is they who will ask for mobile-based voting in India, he says. About Dhirendra Tripathi Dhirendra Tripathi (DT) is a professional with two decades of experience in business journalism and five years in advising corporates on investor and crisis communication. DT brings his years of reporting and newsroom insights on government policy and corporate working to ask the questions you have always wanted to – what, who, when, where, why and how. He speaks your language without an agenda or fear or prejudice. To know more, follow Dhirendra Tripathi on ⤵︎ X: https://x.com/dtrips/ LinkedIn:   / dhirendra-tripathi-b575a35   Instagram:   / dialoguewithdt   About DialogueWithDT It is a podcast where DT sits down with investors, startup founders, market experts, achievers and people with insights into economy to connect the dots and understand how the world around us is evolving. At the crux of it, the idea of the podcast is to know what it takes to make it, to know where the world is moving, and to be better prepared for it through informed decision-making. Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational purposes and opinions shared by the guests are their personal views. We do not intend to defame or harm any person/ religion/ caste/ political party/ brand/ product/ country/ profession mentioned in any of our videos. Our goal is to provide information to help audience understand the world better and make informed choices. The media used in this video are solely for informational purposes and belongs to their respective owners. Any advice given by the guests – be it on a stock or any financial instrument or personal security purposes or any health tip – is purely for information purposes. Viewers are thus advised to consult qualified registered advisors or rely on their own judgement before taking any decision. We will not be legally responsible for any adverse fallout of a decision taken on the basis of what has been discussed in the podcast.