eGov - September 2018

In this issue

Chandigarh Marching Towards a Robust Digital Future

Digital Chandigarh: Vying For E-ready Future

Making the City Beautiful future-ready for its citizens, Chandigarh Administration is making proactive efforts to make more and more services available online. It is the result of the Administration’s concerted efforts to realise the goals underpinning Government of India’s ambitious Digital India initiative that today Chandigarh is lokked upon as one of the most e-ready cities of India. Besides the Union Territory, the neighbouring States of Punjab and Haryana too are inching closer towards the dream of making India a cashless economy, says Priya Yadav of Elets News Network (ENN).

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Chandigarh Moving Towards Paperless Economy

We need to do away with paper works to move towards diigitsation. Useless processes should be discarded. Processes should be simple and be made available online, says Jitender Yadav, Special Secretary, Department of IT, Chandigarh Administration, in conversation with Priya Yadav of Elets News Network (ENN).

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Making Chandigarh A Global IT Hub

Introducing a slew of measures, Chandigarh Administration is on its way to develop the City Beautiful as a global IT hub. Arjun Sharma, Director IT, Chandigarh Administration, in conversation with Priya Yadav of Elets News Network (ENN), offers insights into the various digital initiatives undertaken to realise this goal.

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Haryana Election GIS: Making Information Available on Fingertips

The entire Haryana Election Geographic Information System (HEGIS) platform has been implemented purely with the support of government agencies and as such, no single private player has been involved at any stage in the entire project implementation, says Ankur Gupta, Principal Secretary, Department of Information Technology, Government of Haryana, in conversation with Priya Yadav of Elets News Network (ENN).

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PSPCL: Making Digital Punjab A Reality

Growing from strength to strength, Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has undertaken several steps to help the state achieve the feat of becoming a power surplus state. While sharing the details of this journey, Baldev Singh Sran, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, PSPCL, talks about the success of corporation’s digital payment initiative and other innovative steps underway, in conversation with Priya Yadav of Elets News Network (ENN).

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Digitising Up With Innovations In Cooperatives And Banks

Emphasing on innovations made in alignment with IT, we are digitising the data across our cooperative and banking department in Uttar Pradesh. This move will help us in getting closer to developing a Digital Uttar Pradesh, says Andra Vamsi, Additional Commissioner & Additional Registrar, Co-operatives and Banking, Government of Uttar Pradesh, in conversation with Arpit Gupta of Elets News Network (ENN).

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SAP Building ‘Digital India'

The ‘Grow with SAP’ programme is a holistic coverage built on a collaborative model bringing together the strengths of all stakeholder groups viz, citizens, Small Medium Enterprises, Government and employees, says Dr Lovneesh Chanana, Vice President - Digital Government, in conversation with Elets News Network (ENN).

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Towards Making digital India Cyber Secure

The journey of making India truly Digital India has begun. However, we should endeavour to make it ‘Cyber Secure’ Digital India, writes Yudhishthira Sapru, Senior IT Consultant for State e-governance Mission Team (SeMT), Chandigarh, for Elets News Network (ENN).

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