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Inviting suggestions for relevant topics on Digital India for conducting webinar sessions

Inviting suggestions for relevant topics on Digital India for conducting webinar sessions
Start Date :
May 08, 2017
Last Date :
May 22, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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National e-Governance Division is conducting knowledge sessions through webinars on relevant and critical areas in Digital India for stakeholders involved in e-Governance. These ...

National e-Governance Division is conducting knowledge sessions through webinars on relevant and critical areas in Digital India for stakeholders involved in e-Governance. These webinars will be of interest to the Government officers involved in e-Governance projects, implementation partners, practitioners and the users of Digital India ecosystem. The envisioned areas to suggest topics are:

• Digital Infrastructure
• Digital Government Policy
• Digital Services
• Digital Payments
• Information Security
• E-Governance Standards
• Open Source and Technology issues
• Critical Information Infrastructure
• IT Act
• GIS (Geographic Information System)
• Participatory Governance
• SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud)
• E Governance Project Implementation related aspects

For these webinar sessions to be more informative and fruitful for the listeners, we invite you to please suggest topics based on the above mentioned areas.

Users are requested to submit their suggestions using the hashtags listed below, to make the process of segregation of suggestions convenient.

• Digital Infrastructure - #DigitalInfrastructure
• Digital Government Policy - #DigitalGovernmentPolicy
• Digital Services - #DigitalServices
• Digital Payments - #DigitalPayments
• Information Security - #InformationSecurity
• E-Governance Standards - #EGovernanceStandards
• Open Source and Technology issues - #OpenSource&Technology
• Critical Information Infrastructure - #CriticalInformationInfrastructure
• IT Act - #ITAct
• GIS - #GIS
• Participatory Governance - #ParticipatoryGovernance
• SMAC - #SMAC
• E Governance Project Implementation related aspects - #EGovernanceProjectImplementation

Last date of submission is 22nd May, 2017

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Harish Kumar Narayanan
Harish Kumar Narayanan 9 years 1 month ago
Mahaan Karmachari app will have all central and State government staffs registered with them. All the Staffs will be provided with a QR Code enabled Name card holder or Name badge, which will be visually displayed by them. The MK app is a citizen centric Performance Management RATE AND RANK the staffs program. Already Citizen’s Report Card (CRC) and Community Score Card (CSC) monitoring tools are existing, but this will have a direct and better public accountability. Page 6
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Harish Kumar Narayanan
Harish Kumar Narayanan 9 years 1 month ago
We need a very strict STAFF DISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT Mechanism to handle such unruly staffs. The Government of India has already developed monitoring and evaluation systems for its staffs; we want the discipline part to be included in the project. It’s not only about unruly people, but also about non performing, absentee’s staffs to be under observation. Page 4
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Harish Kumar Narayanan
Harish Kumar Narayanan 9 years 1 month ago
The said staffs don’t show any remorse or guilt and feel they can’t be punished and get out of trouble with mere warnings from their higher authorities. Page 3
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Harish Kumar Narayanan
Harish Kumar Narayanan 9 years 1 month ago
I would like to bring to your notice about one particular huge existing reality that many (most) of these Public servants (particularly in Railways, Police, Magistrate offices, etc…) are reportedly behaving very rude, aggressive, arrogant, loud, violent, abusive and non friendly. We can find many such incidences in newspaper reports about the fight, quarrels and physical violence. Page 2
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Harish Kumar Narayanan
Harish Kumar Narayanan 9 years 1 month ago
I sincerely appreciate and am glad that our Government is actively promoting e-governance plans under the Digital India Initiative. Our Ministry of HRD has worked on various sub projects like e-office, e-file, e-leave, e-tour and many more for government officials and staff members. Now the matter of concern is about the GOVERNMENT STAFFS. There are several lakhs of staffs working and they range from Director, Section Officer, Assistant Director, Accounts Officer, Information Officer Page 1
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Purva Natoo
Purva Natoo 9 years 1 month ago
#DigitalPayments Hon'ble PM sir,I believe that a digital way of making payments for petrol and diesel can reduce the overall consumption of those non-renewable energy sources.Every person would own a card with a specific amount and which could be recharged just once a week.Every time the person fills in the petrol the amount would be deducted from his/her card.This would also make petrol payments cashless.
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Nand Kumar Das
Nand Kumar Das 9 years 1 month ago
Digitization of Food supply. Like LPG gas connection and subsidy, Ration should also provide and distribute, so that the black marketing, price variation will control and illegal stock of items will banned. Surely this will change the living standards of people.
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Vasanthkumar Mysoremath
Vasanthkumar Mysoremath 9 years 1 month ago
Why not implement Online Voting - Vote from Where you are? Suggestion in the attached file. Ensures transparent and accountable voting system, speed, doable and ensures maximum voters participation including NRIs and Beggars alike. Sustainable and highly economical, data security is ensured - akin to going to an ATM, transact money and instantaneously get an SMS that you have voted to phalana person with phalana symbol. India can do it. innovate or keep doubting EVMs/VVPATs.
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Syama Gopalakishnan
Syama Gopalakishnan 9 years 1 month ago
Considering the fact that digital India faces issue in penetrating to the rural India, digitization should start from the basic necessities. a) e- marketing and selling through social medium that could bridge the gap between the producers and consumers, hence more profits to the producers. a) e-medicine -rural doctors and e-centers can help individuals to order unavailable/long term needed medicines through online.
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