Bengaluru on Fast Track – Anjum Parwez, MD, Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC)
‘We are gearing up for country’s biggest Intelligent Transportation System in the urban transportation sector,’ says Anjum Parwez. In conversation […]
Tags: e-Bus, GPS, Information Technology, Smart Cards
NREGS payments via smart cards in Meghalaya
NREGS workers in Meghalaya are going to get paid through biometric smart cards. Launched under the aegis of the Reserve […]
Amit Dudeja
Amit Dudeja DGM Tolling Operations Delhi Gurgaon Expressway “We are using RFID and DSRC range of readers for the free […]
GIPL as an ICT Facilitator for Government
www.gipl.net A dedicated PSU has been established to help different government departments in implementation of e-governance. GIPL provides consultancy, software […]
Made for e-Gov?
Scosta is a platform of choice in govt sector, due to a good support for interoperability and vendor independence E-governance […]
To make the scheme cashless and paperless technology came handy for us
What was your objective behind implementing IT in the RSBY scheme? RSBY started its operation on April 1, 2008 and […]
ICT in Financial Inclusion
Andhra Pradesh Smart Card Project Implementing Agency: Department of Rural Development, Andhra Pradesh www.rd.ap.gov.in The project has brought about financial […]
Reaching the Un-banked
[This article was published in the September 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
By AVV Prasad, Additional Commissioner, Department of Rural Development, Andhra Pradesh
Around 3,331 Villages in Coastal Areas to Get Smart I-cards
It will provide nationality, professional and legal proof and lead to easy detection of infiltrators, masquerading as fishermen in the coastal areas
Gaining Roots, Expanding Outreach…
[This article was published in the July 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
RBI studies show that only 54 per cent adults in India have a bank account and of the 431 districts targeted for achieving 100 per cent financial inclusion in 2006, only 204 have been successful.
