Indians can book train tickets at BangaloreOne centres
Now citizens of Bangalore, India can book their train tickets at any of the 16 BangaloreOne centres in the city by paying an extra INR 6 per ticket.
Tulip clinches e-Governance projects in India
India based enterprise data and network services provider, Tulip IT Services, has bagged rural e-Governance projects from state governments of India.
HRD Ministry, India hopes to bring laptop at $10 for schoolchildren
Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry, India has rejected Nicholas Negroponte’s offer of $100 laptops for schoolchildren. The Ministry is planning to make laptops at $10 for schoolchildren.
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Indian railways plans for Wi-Fi connectivity at stations
The Indian Railway Ministry is planning to set up Cyber Cafes with wireless connectivity at 17 selected railway stations across the country.
Rajiv Chawla receives Prime Minister’s prize in e-Governance
In India, Karnataka IAS officer Rajeev Chawla officer have been awarded for the Prime Minister’s prize for excellence in public administration for playing their major role in making Bhoomi.
Intel grants $4 million fund to Comat, e-Governance company in India
Intel Capital is investing around $4 million into the Bangalore (India) based e-Governance focused company; Comat Technologies to promote e-Governance projects in India. This would be the Intel
