The T.N. Govt. has decided to roll out the e-District project in 26 more districts following the successful implementation of the project in six districts. At the district level, a District e-Governance Society (DeGS) has to be formed for implementing the project.
After successfully implementing the e-District pilot project in six districts, the Tamil Nadu Government will extend the project in the remaining 26 districts. This is to help citizens use the electronic mode to access government-to-citizen services such as issuing birth or death certificates.
Kerala Online Gateway will benefit citizens, as they will be able to fill the form electronically (both online and offline) through Internet services including Common Service Centre (CSCs) outlets and submit the application electronically.
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E-District projects introduced in five districts of the Madhya Pradesh .
The submission of the applications for Kerala Medical/ Agricultural/ Veterinary/ Fisheries/ Engineering/ Architecture degree courses can be submitted through Akshaya centres (CSCs)
Working paper about CSCs by IIM-Bangalore Professors recommends "to expand the range of services available at the telecentres by embedding all government programmes and services (both G2C and G2G), to gain from the economies of scope and strengthen management information systems as well."
The e-governance roadmap for 10 key departments of the Orissa government is expected to be readied in six months, keeping in tune with the IT department's commitment to improve service delivery through adoption of latest technologies.
Sh. Abhishek Singh, Director (I.T), DIT, GoI on progress of e-District project which seeks to channelize public services through CSCs
Mr. Sajad Wani, Executive (IT), J&K Bank was interviewed about the Financial Inclusion through Khidmat Centers in Jammu & Kashmir
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