e-Governance Scheme for Cities Finalised by Government of India
Government has finalised a scheme on e-Governance in civic bodies of cities with a population of one lakh and above.
Government has finalised a scheme on e-Governance in civic bodies of cities with a population of one lakh and above.
India’s Minister of State in the Ministry of External Affairs, E Ahamed,recently said at the lower house of the India Parliament- Rajya Sabha,that e-Passports would initially be introduced for diplomats and officials as a pilot project by the middle of 2008. Based on the experience of the pilot project, the government would then issue e-Passports in the ordinary category, which could take another year.
The Department of Science & Technology has launched a portal on project, called
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