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Aakash 2 hits the sky, battery life faces Ctrl+Del

While the tablet is faster, quicker and easy to operate, users complain about its short battery life — two hours at most. Now, all eyes on version 3...more

No seva at passport kendra

The project has inherent gaps which may not be filled by short-term steps taken by MEA...more

Delhi Police sees silver lining in the cloud

Cloud application is helping cops identify crime-prone areas on the basis of people's feedback submitted online...more

e-District cuts through red tape in citizen service delivery

With e-District rollout in two districts of Assam, residents don't have to undertake multiple, frustrating trips to government offices and grease the palms of public servants...more

Financial inclusion programme requires ownership in Assam

Banking facility being rolled out in rural areas of Assam by two national banks is a dream come true for many. However, slower implementation emanating from lack of ownership and awareness about the system itself is a spoiler...more

Aakash: a bitter tablet?

The low cost tablet Aakash was promised to students as a device that would significantly improve the quality of education. But the feedback from the pilot seems to suggest that it is a grand dream fast going sour...more

e-Way for the highway

Electronic procurement is helping Bihar uproot corruption and inefficiency, a trademark of the earlier 'managed' procurement...more

In Gujarat, the bell of justice goes hi-tech

What happens when a people-centric approach to governance connects with technology...more

IT brings Delhi govt services at citizen’s doorsteps

Once the govt’s various e-initiatives are integrated, residents will have a single window for all services...more

E-gov has curbed discretion, corruption

Computerisation of municipal corporation of Greater Mumbai was no small task; but, the profits are no small either...more

Sweat no more to pay your power bill

The Jeevan centres facilitate a single-window electronic delivery of government services to the citizens, but issues of backend integration, digitisation of records and upkeep of centres need to be sorted out fast...more

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