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Transfer Uttar Pradesh transfers two IPS officers across Noida and Kanpur Nagar commissionerates Today Resignation Madhya Pradesh IPS officer Anurag Sujania resigns four days after transfer from Sagar Today Transfer Punjab reshuffles five IAS officers, Tiwari gets Labour charge Today Transfer Tamil Nadu transfers three central prison superintendents amid escape incidents Today Transfer Bihar Reshuffles Four Senior IAS Officers Across Key Departments Today Posting 1991-Batch IAS Officer CK Anil Takes Charge as Bihar Education ACS Today Transfer Odisha IPS Reshuffle: Jail DG Sushant Nath Moved to Home Department as OSD Today Transfer Uttar Pradesh Government Reshuffles Fifteen IAS Officers in Major Order Today Transfer J&K Reshuffles 12 IAS, IPS and JKAS Officers Across Key Departments Today Transfer J&K reshuffle leaves three officers senior to new Chief Secretary in Secretariat Today Transfer UP IAS Reshuffle: Alok Kumar-II Becomes IIDC, 15 Officers Moved Today Transfer Kerala Reshuffles 35 IAS Officers, Jyothilal Gets Home Department Today Transfer Karnataka Transfers 9 Officers; Latha R. Appointed Housing Board Commissioner 15d ago Transfer UP Transfers 7 IAS Officers; Dhirendra Singh Sachan Gets Panchayati Raj Charge 15d ago Transfer Delhi Assigns New Roles to 3 IAS Officers; Nandini Paliwal Gets Power Department 15d ago Transfer MP Transfers 4 IAS Officers; Ramprakash Ahirwar Gets Bhopal Municipal Commissioner Post 15d ago Transfer Andhra Pradesh Transfers 11 IAS Officers; B. Anil Kumar Reddy Gets Industries Post 21d ago Appointment Centre Approves 26 Senior Appointments; Manisha Trighatia Gets Urban Development Role 22d ago Transfer J&K Transfers 49 IAS, JKAS Officers; Mamta Yadav Gets Information Department 22d ago Transfer Chhattisgarh Transfers 18 IPS Officers; Jha Amankumar Ramankumar Gets SIA Charge 24d ago Transfer Delhi Transfers 34 IAS, DANICS Officers; Awanish Kumar Gets Excise Charge 25d ago Transfer Odisha Transfers 7 IAS Officers; New Collectors Appointed in Nabarangpur, Nuapada 26d ago Transfer Karnataka Transfers 6 Officers; Nagaraja N.M. Gets Social Welfare Charge 26d ago Transfer UP Government Transfers 15 IAS, 23 PCS Officers; Mala Srivastava Gets New Charge 28d ago Transfer UP Transfers 10 IAS Officers; Amit Kumar Ghosh Gets Higher Education Charge 22 Sep Transfer Punjab Assigns New Roles to Three IAS Officers; Abhijeet Kaplish Gets PEDA Charge 15 Sep Transfer UP Transfers 5 IAS, 6 PCS Officers; Rajesh Kumar Pandey Gets Bahraich 12 Sep Transfer Kerala Transfers 36 IAS Officers; Anju K S Gets Thiruvananthapuram 12 Sep Transfer Haryana Transfers 26 Senior Officers; J. Ganesan Gets Key Charge 11 Sep Transfer MP Transfers Six SAS Officers; Narottam Prasad Bhagavi Gets Harda Posting 7 Sep

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Beginning of a New Start

Change is the law of nature, and it is beyond human to interfere with the eternal rule. However, what remains within our limits is to give this process of change the shape of evolution — process of evolution. And, that is what eGov magazine has done over the past decade: governments came and went by, but we stayed focussed to the idea of ‘good governance’ through eGovernance…


Although the idea of eGovernance has been there since ages, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over the reins of the NDA Government last year, it got the much-awaited push.Determined to reach citizen-centric services efficiently and with accountability, the new government spelt out its agenda for reforms in governance, with the Digital India vision being one of its prime focus areas.

There have been twists and turns in the way successive governments handled the idea of eGovernance, but we, in our own small way, kept contributing to the cause; we interacted with the stakeholders, put forth our views and listened to theirs, differed over the unfeasible and hailed what needed to be lauded.


The year 2014 proved to be a significant year also with regard to financial inclusion initiative in the country. The idea may have been floated way back in 2005 by RBI, when it urged banks to review their existing practices to align them with the objective of financial inclusion, but it had failed to move beyond being a popular rhetoric. With a view to bringing the excluded sections of the society in the financial mainstream and achieving the goal of comprehensive financial inclusion, the government launched the Pradhan Mantri Jan – Dhan Yojana programme. By linking the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) facility and the provision of insurance cover for the account holders, the government has tried to ensure that more and more people get attracted to the programme.


Also Read: eGov through the Decade Revisiting the Past

As a brand new year unfolds, we assure our readers that eGov magazine will continue to act as a watchdog and custodian of good governance, and keep doing its bit to promote eGovernance through constructive ideas as well positive criticism.


Wish you a Happy & Prosperous New Year – 2015!

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