Said Karamjit Singh, commissioner in the Electoral Commission of London: `` I am very impressed with the use of technology and the role of the media in educating the country about the electoral process. The election commission site was updated immediately as well as the news channels were flooded with every possible information.'' India, apart from USA is the only country in the world that does not use paper ballots for its elections.

   Delegates from about 38 countries were in Delhi to attend the conference organised by the Commonwealth Secretariat in cooperation with the Election commission of India, from February 24-26.

   While the election officers from various countries discussed issues like role and nature of election management body, use of technology, relationship between management bodies and political parties, about 16 delegates from Maldives, Malavi, Nauru, Grenada, Papua New Guinea, Tanzania and the UK witnessed the voting process in Faridabad and the counting process in Gurgaon.

The visitors also hailed Gurgaon as an ``economic success'', saying that the IT destination of India, would soon be the IT destination of the world. They were overwhelmed by the numerous MNCs that dot the landscape of Gurgaon, along with the several highrises and swanky malls. Another delegate, Victor Ashby from Granada, commented on the culture, Bollywood and the electoral process. He said `` India is progressing in leaps and bounds and is rooted to its culture as well.''

Bhai Gopi Chand Gehlot felicitates the creators of the site Dr. Sanjay Sharma, Satpal Yadav, and Devendra Dhankar, as Chief Guest Sardar Tarlochan Singh looks on. Rajesh Kumar created the design and layout.

Sardar Tarlochan Singh records his message of best wishes for Bhai Gopi Chand Gehlot on the website.

Managing Director of Qu Bit Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Dr. Sanjay Sharma, describes the architecture of the website, and Bhai Gopi Chand Gehlot's vision of the creation and future direction of the website.

Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Sardar Tarlochan Singh formally launched the website of Bhai Gopi Chand Gehlot on January 16, 2005.

In a simple but moving ceremony, and surrounded by well-wishers and party workers, the fully interactive website of Bhai Gopi Chand Gehlot was launched for the Feburary 03 Haryana Assembly elections 2005.

Message & Best wishes from Sardar Tarlochan Singh, M.P.

Congratulations to Shri Gopi Chand Gehlot in advance. Let Gurgaon become prosperous and become lighthouse for Haryana.

Tarlochan.

GURGAON IS NUMBER 1 in the Offshore City Competitive Index based on a nationwide survey of top Indian Cities by Neo-IT, an American Firm that conducted the comprehensive survey. Survey based on people, number, quality, education, infrastructure, financials, and catalysts. (From the Times of India, January 13, 2005.)

WASHINGTON: Bangalore may have become the byword for worldwide off-shoring, but guess which satellite town tops the Garden City-turned-IT metropolis in the business? The good old Haryana enclave of Gurgaon. According to a nationwide survey of Indian cities considered the most attractive ITO/BPO services destination conducted by the firm Neo-IT, Gurgaon (100) pips Bangalore (99.6) to second place. They are followed by Pune and Hyderabad (tied at 99.3), Chennai (98.3), Kolkata (95.3) and Chandigarh (93). The 27-city OCC index included Tier II cities such as Mysore, Mangalore, Trichy, Coimbatore, Indore, Vizag, Nagpur and Shimla.

There was a time when Noida used to be rated higher than Gurgaon. Today Gurgaon in NUMBER 1 and Noida is not even in the top 10 list!

Mumbai (90.5) and Delhi (85.4) are in the middle of the pack, while Lucknow (78.4), Guwahati (77.1), Ahmedabad (74.7) and Goa (69.7) make up the bottom four in the list.