National News: March 2009
[This article was published in the March 2009 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
National News: March 2009
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ICT Makes Crime Records Available at your Fingertips
Delhi Police has come up with a high-tech way to keep a tab on criminals. Delhi Police is in process of installing 171 Automated Fingerprint and Palmprint Identification Systems (AFPIS) in all police stations in the Capital as well as in other important places including the five district courts and 11 district headquarters.
India: HCL provides technology to make Delhi Police Hi-Tech
Soon Delhi Police will start automating its information. HCL Infosystems has provided technology to Delhi police force to access automated information helping the police to reach crime scene immediately. Recently, Union Home Minister, Shivraj Patil inaugurated the new Central Police Control Room at PHQ, Delhi.
Delhi Police Plans e-Surveillance
Delhi Police plans to bring in electronic round-the-clock surveillance in bustling marketplaces and other sensitive and vulnerable places where terrorist strikes are at high risk.
New Delhi (India) Govt. plans to compile data on senior citizens
The New Delhi Government is planning to to compile a comprehensive database of senior citizens in the Capital, with inputs from various organisations and agencies to initiate the process of issuing identity cards.
eCOPS to enhance police
As information for development is crucial today, an enterprise IT tool for enhancing the performance of the Indian police officials is necessary.
