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Community PC for Rajiv Internet kiosks in Andhra Pradesh, India

Partnering with Intel, Radiant Infosystems has launched Community PC under Rajiv Internet kiosk Project with 1500 PCs in 14 districts of Andhra Pradesh to bring a great success to e-Governance programme of the State.

Partnering with Intel, Radiant Infosystems has launched Community PC under Rajiv Internet kiosk Project with 1500 PCs in 14 districts of Andhra Pradesh to bring a great success to e-Governance programme of the State.

 

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The Intel-powered Community PC platform is designed to operate in a community setting while accommodating the varying environmental conditions prevalent in the country. The objective behind the project is to bridge the urban and rural digital gap. The goal of this e-Initiative is to offer a range of facilities to citizens such as payment of utility bills and commercial taxes, ticket reservations, birth and death registration, and also give access to higher value-added services like computer education and micro-finance. A pilot project has been carried out in Chittoor and Kadapa with 10 PCs.


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