Indian Government has finally made the e-Procurement system mandatory in all government departments of the country. All government departments have started procuring electronically for transactions above INR 2.5 million.
The President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, His Highness Sheikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister has unveiled the UAE Government strategy.
Himanchal Pradesh (HP), India successfully implemented
The Union Ministry for Information Technology (IT) has identified Pathanamthitta and Kannur in the state of Kerala (India) for implementing the people-friendly e-District project in the current financial year.
The Government of West Bengal is working jointly with telephony service provider Reliance Communications for its e-Governance project, for bridging the digital divide between rural and urban areas in the state.
The British Stakeholder Group (BSG) report, warns the British Telecom (BT) to encourage telecoms firms to build faster networks. Without these networks the UK could suffer social and economic setbacks.
Nepal Ministry of General Administration (MoGA) is now just a mouse click away. Now all the clients of MoGA can log on to www.moga.gov.np and register their applications.
Now, the Election Commission (EC) of India is looking for foreign aid to establish e-Governance across the country.
Internet is empowering rural India. Since there are many ways to empower rural India, but Internet is playing major role in bridging knowledge gap between rural and urban India.
British e-Government Minister, Pat McFadden told that Indian Government is still facing huge challenge in implementing e-Governance applications to empower its citizens for overall economic development.
