Indian Govt. to create knowledge network
New Delhi, the capital of India has become the first state in the country to systematically implement the recommendations of the National Knowledge Commission.
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Web cellphone users doubles in India
Now, Indians are using their mobile phones as a tool to access Internet. One in every 11 people logging on to the Web across the world through
Haryana (India) Govt. to connect jails with courts
The Haryana Government is planning to connect all its 25 jails with the courts in the State through video-conferencing by the end of this year.
ITU develops online tool charts for cyber security
ITU has developed an online tool to track crucial ICT security standards work through a single access point. The guide called the ICT Security Standards Roadmap brings together information about existing standards and work in progress by the world
Indian Govt. plans to issue biometric cards to slum dwellers
The Indian government is planning to issue biometric identification cards to slum people, who will need to produce it for all transactions involving government housing.
DoT, India issues guidelines for telemarketers
The Department of telecommunications (DoT), India has issued the guidelines for telemarketers to check unsolicited calls.
Dell India eyes on Indian education sector
Dell India has developed a specialised product portfolio to tap the $500-million government and education market in the country.
Malta Govt. to launch online recruitment portal
The Malta government has launched a new e-Service, the public service online recruitment portal. The portal will enable people to look for calls for applications in the Government Gazette.
Punjab (India) Police moves towards e-Governance
The Punjab (India) Police is moving towards e-Governance by creating a separate IT cadre for officers. The state police stations would be linked and the criminal information system and cyber cell would be formed in the state.
Romanian government uses WiMAx in telecentre
The Romanian government has opened the first rural telecentre, which would be equipped with WiMAX technology.
