Dr.V.Ramaraj has coined the term Voterology and Voterologism, defined the framework and its ten principles since 1996, Ramaraj has been advocating Voterology for its establishment as a separate field of study. It is highly suitable that he was awarded the title of "Father of Voterology" by the voluntary organizations that participated in the National Voters' Awareness Movement conducted by the Election Commission in 2000. Like the renowned western political philosophies and Indian political thoughts, the Voterology principles developed by Dr. V. Ramaraj, who was born in Kankkanpatti village near Palani, have now become a topic of discussion worldwide. Speaking at a seminar, State Information Commissioner V.P.R.Eambarithi expressed confidence that his Voterology would soon be recognized and included as a subject in universities around the world.

Universities should introduce a Master of Arts (M.A.,) in Voterology programme with thematic areas includes Doctrines of Voterology, the Voterological perspective on democracy, governance and peace, the Voterological approach to sociology and psychology, electoral policy, law and justice, global electoral systems, comparative electoral systems, voter empowerment, political parties and strategies, role of journalism and media in Voterology. Voterology should be taught in schools and colleges. Voter awareness is the only tool for holding fair and honest elections, which are essential for good governance and world peace, said Dr. V. Ramaraj.

Voterology is the study and research of votes, voters and elections. Voterology should be taught to all voters to create a democracy that benefits the people. "Voters above all else" is the central idea of ​​Voterologism. The work of Voterologism is to spread the principles of voterology. Ramaraj said that voter awareness is essential to eradicate corruption.

Voterology is the study and analysis of votes, voters, and elections. Voterology should be taught to all voters to create a democracy that benefits the people. The central idea of ​​Voterologism is "Voters above all else." and the work of Voterologism is to spread the doctrines of Voterology, Ramaraj said.

Mr Ramaraj said that voters’ awareness is the foundation for corruption free governance and global peace. The government has a responsibility to introduce voterology education in schools, colleges, and universities so that everyone can read and learn about vote, voters and elections. The job of the voterologism is to spread the principles of voterology and “Voters above all else” is the central concept of Voterologism.  

Can the Lokpal investigate complaints against judges, including High Court judges, Chief Justice of the High Court, Supreme Court judges and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, as provided by the Constitution? That is the question that the Supreme Court is currently raising. The Supreme Court has not expressed any opinion on whether the Lokpal or Lokayukta can conduct investigations against other lower court judges.

In 1948, it was decided to celebrate May 8, the birthday of Saint Henry Dunant, who founded the Red Cross, as Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, and the world celebrates Red Cross Day on May 8 every year. Currently, the organization has also taken on the responsibility of tracing missing persons on the battlefield. All countries have agreed that the governments involved should provide the Red Cross with information about wounded and prisoners of war, and that the Red Cross should provide them with the necessary humanitarian assistance.

Dr. V Ramaraj first introduced the term “Voterology” in the above article in 1999. He brought forth the concept of “Voterology”, discussing its significance and requirements. At a gathering of voluntary organizations involved in the Indian National Voter Awareness Campaign in 2000, Dr V. Ramaraj was named the “Father of Voterology”.

According to a United Nations statistic, about 25,000 people die of hunger every day in the world without food. The prices of essential food commodities have increased significantly since the Corona pandemic. At the same time, it can be seen from the average income of the country's individuals that the income of the people has not increased in line with the increase in prices. It is the need of the hour to control the increase in prices of essential food items to address the essential food problems of the poor and middle class.

Considering the difficulties in getting quick and easy resolution in the existing council system when there is a problem in receiving the money due to them after supplying goods or services, the MSME Development Act can be amended to set up a MSME Disputes Redressal Commission instead of the Facilitation Council.