Enabling Safe State
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Jharkhand Police to go online by Nov. 15
As part of Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) programme, the state police of Jharkhand plans to come up with a new website.
Biometric Attendance for Haryana Teachers Soon
In a bid to keep a tab on teachers and to prevent their increasing absenteeism from government schools, Haryana government has decided to install biometric fingerprint scanners in around 2622 government schools in the state.
Safe State?
[This article was published in the April 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
Technology has to be fused with people, intelligence and processes to create security architecture. A layered architecture will add more value in enhancing security measures
Goa Roads to be Monitored by Surveillance cameras
In a bid to make Goa “terror ready”, all major roads will soon be monitored by unmanned surveillance cameras, according to the Economic Survey tabled in the State Assembly recently.
We are today well-positioned to help Enterprises in India in their quest to spur growth : Sudipta K Sen, SAS
SAS is supporting the Department of Planning and Statistics, Government of Maharashtra, in its endeavour to do the right planning. Using the SAS solutions, the department is assessing which are the areas that need schools, police stations and other institutions of public importance
Mindless use of IT causes more problems than it sorts out : Loknath Behera, National Investigation Agency, India
A 1985-batch IPS officer, Loknath Behera has been a recipient of President
Say Yes To ITS
[This article was published in the July 2010 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
Smart traffic management systems will not just help decongest Indian roads but will also bring down spiralling social costs
De-duplication Solutions: Need of the Hour : Dr. Sreeni Tripuraneni, CEO 4G Identity Solutions
Proof of concept covers 45000 enrollments spread across 10 villages in two districts. The Proof of Concept is to validate the enrollment software, devices
Police Reforms: Not a Priority of the Government : Dr. Kiran Bedi, Former Director General – Bureau of Police Research and Development, India
The Government of India is still following the Police Act of 1861, which needs to be changed, based on the present situation. As prevention of terrorism is a need in the country
