India is the largest democracy of the world. Considering vast geographical expanse and large size of electorate, carrying out free and fair election process in India is quite complex and challenging. With 814.5 million registered voters taking part, General Elections 2014 have proved to be biggest...

The National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) (Gazette notified on 17th March 12) was formulated to enable and establish open access to all data generated from Ministries, Departments and related Organisations of Government of India. The policy mandates these entities of the government...

Shimla, popularly known as the Queen of Hills, is the capital of Himachal Pradesh. It is famous worldwide as a popular tourist destination. Shimla has witnessed many historical events during British rule and in postindependence period. The town of Shimla is built over several hills and connecting ridges....

Information Technology based e-Governance tools have been changing the lives drastically in India. Even before that, it brings unimaginable innovative comfort to the administration in order to strengthen the public service delivery mechanism. Buzz around change management is noisier than the actual...

Situated in the north-eastern corner, Pakur is one of the twenty four districts of the Jharkhand state and is topographically divided into three distinct regions - hilly, rolling and alluvial. The district is predominantly agricultural based and the main occupation of the people is cultivation....