Days have gone when people had to make multiple visits to the municipal corporation offices for applying and receiving birth or death certificates. Lots of time & money had to be spent by the citizens for obtaining these government services. However, the scenario changed in the state with the launch of State Portal & eForms project on 1st August 2012. Under the project 26 services of 8 line departments are made available to the citizens through Common Service Centres (CSC) & Lokvani ...

Ms Raj Bala Malik, Mayor Chandigarh launched  Online Grievances Monitoring System at UT Guest House on 19th December 2012. Also present on the occasion were Deputy Mayor, Councillors, Commissioner  and other officials of Municipal Corporation. City residents will be able to register their grievances on the website of Municipal Corporation at http://mcchandigarh.gov.in The system is well integrated with SMS and e-mail facility, enabling the complainant to track the status of his/her ...

A one day tranining-cum-demonstration programme on e-Governance applications viz Online Building Permission System, Birth & Death Registration System, Double Entry Accounting System, Public Grievances Monitoring System, being implemented in all the Urban Local Bodies of J&K was successfully conducted on 30.08.2012 at Deputy Commissioner’s Office Kupwara by the NIC J&K Municipalities Project Team comprising of Sh. Harbaksh Singh, SSA and Rakesh Jamwal, SSA. The training session ...

Bridging the gap between the haves and the havenots has been the focus of the Government of Karnataka. The aspiration is being fulfilled by continuously providing more and better services to the citizens. The rural citizens are empowered by taking ICT to their doorsteps thus enabling them to demand their rights along with providing urban masses with a better interface for their interactions with the Government.

Bridging the gap between the haves and the havenots has been the focus of the Government of Karnataka. The aspiration is being fulfilled by continuously providing more and better services to the citizens. The rural citizens are empowered by taking ICT to their doorsteps thus enabling them to demand their rights along with providing urban masses with a better interface for their interactions with the Government.