Judicial networking in Karnataka, India
As of now, judicial communication is through telephone, fax, letters and, in some cases, personal interaction. All these have their own weaknesses.
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The Government of Rwanda announced a lucrative multi-million dollar Community Information Centres’ (CIC) project, to set up hundreds of telecenters all over the country in three years.
Tripartite agreement on e-Governance initiation in Jharkhand, India
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DepEd, Philippines launched five-year plan to produce ICT literate
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NICT Policy hopes to increase mobile subscribers in Kenya
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KSRTC to introduce e-Ticketing facility
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), India, is going to launch e-Ticketing facility, known as Any Where Any Time Advance Ticket Reservation (AWATAR) before April end for bus commuters.
Karnataka High Court to put its judgments on Internet
The Karnataka High Court will shortly be putting its judgments on the Internet. The plan will greatly benefit advocates and litigants. This initiative will link the Advocate-General’s office with the Law Department.
