Over 4,000 rural ICT bureaus setup
The Ministry of Information & Communication Technology (ICT), Azerbaijan is planning to set up 2,500 rural ICT bureaus across the country under its 4th Economic Plan.
News
Broadband Internet for
The Government of Malta has launched a scheme whereby citizens of the country can obtain broadband Internet connect for
e-Governance brings down sand prices in Kerala district
The administration of Kerala’s Thrissur district has successfully implemented a centralized reservation system to bring down the price of sand, which had been controlled by mafia of sand miners and lorry owners.
Philippines Government to Implement New e-Governance Project
The Bureau of Customs (BoC), the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD), Philippines are expecting to start implementing the e-Governance project aimed at improving their business-related processes.
redBus partners with Comat Technologies
Bangalore (India) based online bus ticket vendor, redBus has partnered with Comat Technologies to extend its services to the rural areas in the country.
Indian Government brings e-Governance services to panchayat levels
Soon in India, the Gram Panchayat President or Sarpanch will be able to monitor panchayat centric schemes do financial accounting and reporting, keep records of gram sabha and panchayat meetings
Haryana (India) launches website to facilitate investment in the state
The Government of Haryana has launched a website called HaryanaIndustries.nic.in in association with Microsoft India.
Delhi Cabinet approved implementation of online
The Delhi Cabinet on 14 January, 2008 approved implementation of the online Project Jeevan that would provide a single-window facility for various services pertaining to different departments and ministries in the Capital in order to make it a truly hi-tech city. While 23 departments and 104 services have been identified to be brought under the “Jeevan
New online system increases transparency at MEPA
The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) launched an an e-government initiative that will improve transparency and public participation in the country.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to look at complaints that Comcast interferes with the Internet
Kevin J. Martin, the Federal Communications Commissioner, has recently said that his organization will investigate complaints that Comcast actively interferes with Internet traffic as its subscribers try to share files online.
