MPCB, India goes online
Soon the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), India will launch an e-Governance initiative to offer online consent to firms seeking environmental clearance.
NMMT, India introduces e-Ticketing service for buses
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport (NMMT), India, a transport body, has introduced e-Ticketing service in its buses, which would be operational from July 15, 2007.
RTI delivers good governance in India
The UPA Government of India, has implemented the Right to Information Act (RTI) in 2005, which empowers the common man by providing access to information on issues touching their daily life.
FDCA, India to provide application status via website
The Food and Drugs Control Administration (FDCA) of Gujarat, India is working on a software to provide required information for the industry on their various applications.
IT Minister of India, Raja focuses on rural telephony
New Communications and IT Minister of India, A.Raja has promised to focus on rural telephony across the country.
e-Choupal connects farmers of India
Indian retail sector has introduced e-Choupal to empower farmers of India. e-Choupal, where farmers can access Internet for agricultural information.
New Delhi, India railway station to go for wireless
Soon capital of India, New Delhi railway station will get a cyber cafe. The Indian Railways has decided to enable the capital’s station with the wireless fidelity technology, known as Wi-Fi.
Web kiosks empowers Indian farmers
Indian retailers are teaching farmers about how to plant crops and fight pests. The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ACCII) claims that customers in small town and villages across the country will increase up to 60 percent to $18.1 billion by 2012.
Kerala villages, India enter into cyberspace
Soon citizens of Kannur district, Kerala (India) would be able to access all kids of local information at the click of mouse or through a phone call.
Karnataka (India) Govt. plans to digitally connect 4000 villages
The State Government of Karnataka, India will soon digitally connect 4000 rural and semi-urban taluks of the state.
