AN E-FFORT TO EMPOWER CITIZEN
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Editorial
Articles
Introducing Technology Based Higher Education in Bangladesh
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News
Baramati showcases e-health in ITS annual conclave
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Advocacy for a Common EHCR Architecture
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eBeam Systems employ a revolutionary technology based on infrared and ultrasound to turn any standard whiteboard into a digital workspace.
A Healthy Beginning to Spread Healthcare Information
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Sustaining community radio stations
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all about undoing delays in healthcare
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INTRODUCTION
Today, government and financial institutions are aggressively looking towards use of Biometrics to register the users and give them access to various programmes and services like Ration Cards, Driving License, Passports, PAN, Voters card, ATMs, Lockers, etc.
The responsibility of community broadcasting
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Editorial
Women in reflection
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A prerequisite for interoperability is standardization of message formats, protocols and storage.
Spurt in e-Gov Plans Foretold
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Athani, in the State of Karnataka, India is the heart land of Kolhapuri sandals and home to over 400 such families of artisans with a rich legacy.
