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District InformaticsThe system works on open sourcetechnology using Wamp Server – thewindows web developemnt environmentthat allows to create applications withApache2, PHP and MySQL database.The e-Panjeeyan helps in registering newdeeds with details of applicants, witnessalong with photographs, thumbimpression, scanned copy of deeds etc –all in digital format.VIEW OF SUB REGISTRAR OFFICEe-Court : Under the e-Court projectthree judiciary Court Complex havebeen included viz. District & SessionsJudge, Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate(Abhayapuri) and Sub-DivisionalJudicial Magistrate(Bijni). Necessary ICTinfrastructure like LAN, Judicial ServiceCenter(JSC), etc. have been establishedThe Case Information System (CIS) hasbeen implemented which facilitates e-Filing of cases, case registration, dailyproceedings, statistical reports, query,preparation of the master data,generation of cause list which is in turnuploaded on the judiciary web site -http://bongaigaonjudiciary.gov.in alongwith the judgments.The system uses open source technologyLAMP - Linux, Apache, My SQL, &PHP /Perl - an ideal platform for rapiddevelopment of web based applications.Bakijai (Loan Recovery): For smoothmonitoring of BAKIJAI system, anapplication has been developed in Visualbasic & SQL Server 2008 database asbackend and implemented in the district.The application has the facility to storethe details of all debtors and their detailsregarding issue of NOC, notice, arrestwarrant etc as per the rules of ‘BengalInformation and CommunicationTechnology (ICT) has the potential inproviding important information anddelivery of public services in aneffective and efficient manner.In this scenario, NIC, Bongaigaon isplaying an important role in promotingthe benefits of ICT by disseminatingaccurate information in transparentmanner which has changed the way ofproviding services to the citizen in thePublic Demands Recovery Act, 1913’. Ithelps to track Debtor details, amount tobe recovered, Bank name etc. The detailsof Debtor are published on the DistrictWeb Site http://bongaigaon.gov.in.Public Distribution System (PDS): Anapplication has been developed towardscomputerization of Ration Cardincorporating features to capture thebasic details of the beneficiary, printingof Cover Page, generating differentreports for final print out of the PlasticSmart Card with family details etc.Approximately, details of 50,000beneficiaries have already been enteredand all have been uploaded on thesecurity audited website -http://pds.bongaigaon.gov.inSAMPLE PLASTIC CARD ISSUEDTO CONSUMERElections: For proper tracking of votersdetails, Electoral Roll ManagementSystem (ERMS) developed by the StateCentre has been implemented and datais captured in both Assamese andEnglish. Summary Revision, SpecialSummary Revisions and Continuousupdate of Electoral Data and generationof final Electoral Rolls/ supplements etc.district by the administration.I appreciate the efforts made byofficials of NIC, Bongaigaon District fortheir active participation and regularcontribution in promoting ICT culturein the district and in making e-governance a true success.S P NandyDeputy CommissionerBongaigaon, Assamare generated.National Animal Diseases ReportingSystem (NADRS): Under NADRS,necessary set up was done for onlinedata entry through the centralized webapplication. Training programs wereconducted on Computer Basic and onthe application software for theparticipants.Transport: Issue of RegistrationCertificate (RC) and Driving License(DL) from the ‘District Transport Office’have been computerized which gave thebenefit of e governance to the citizens intrue sense. Approximately 200Registration Certificates and DrivingLicenses are issued every month.District Website: The district websitehttp://bongaigaon.nic.in is a repositoryof important information about districtadministration including district profile,history, organizational structure, who iswho, phone no. as well as various egovernance initiatives undertaken by thedistrict administration. The section oncitizen centric services is useful and givesdetails of circle wise census data,panchayat & village names, formsrelated to old age pension, PMRYscheme, pre & post matric scholarships,etc.FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONBIJOY MAZUMDERDistrict Informatics OfficerNIC, DC Office, Bongaigaon-783380Phone:03664 225020,e-mail:bongaiga@nic.in40 | informatics.nic.in | January 2013
International e-Gov UpdateUK LAUNCHES NEW GOVERNMENT DIGITAL STRATEGYUnited Kingdom haslaunched the newGovernment DigitalStrategy (GDS), an actionplan for redesigninggovernment digital services around userneeds, and to improve digital skills withingovernment. It uses a list of principles andconcrete actions to build a framework forre-engineering government.Government Digital Service, a teamwithin the Cabinet Office, the UKGovernment is hoping to save money fortaxpayers and make services clearer bymoving them online. The Digital Strategysets out how the Government can make upto £1.2 billion worth of savings by 2015simply by making everyday transactionsdigital and £1.7 billion (US$2.7 billion) ayear after 2015. A Digital EfficiencyReport, released by GDS this month,found that the average cost of a digitaltransaction can be almost 20 times lowerthan the cost of telephone and 50 timeslower than face to face.At the release of the strategy, Ministerfor the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude,stated: “Britain is in a global race and that’swhy we need to have modern, efficient,digital-by-default public services that are fitfor the 21st Century”, Maude explainedthat despite the fact that 82 per cent of theUK population is online, most governmentservices aren’t. “Government providesmore than 650 transactional services, usedabout 1 billion times every year,” he said.“But presently, there is only a handfulwhere a large majority of people whocould use the online option do so.”Research shows that only 46 per cent of theUK population has used a governmenttransaction online.The current government has alreadylaunched plenty of projects that could fitinto the new plan. For example, the overallnumber of government websites has beenreduced by 74 in the last year alone. Andfewer websites means less money spent. Asan example, Maude mentioned a resourcededicated to British mosquitoes. OpenStandards, adopted last week, are yetanother stepping stone in the DigitalStrategy. This set of policies was designedto make public sector IT cheaper, moretransparent and better connected throughthe use of Open Source solutions.For Further Informationhttp://gov.ukSOUTH KOREA EXTENDED FREE PUBLIC WIFI NATIONWIDEIn South Korea, which counts over8.4 million fourth-generationlong-term evolution (LTE)network users and recentlybecame the first country to pass100 percent wireless penetration as freeWi-Fi services are now being offered atover 1,000 public areas across the country.The Korea Communications Commission(KCC) is planning a joint collaborationwith the country’s top telecommunicationproviders to launch free WiFi in publicareas nationwide.According to an official statement, theWi-Fi networks were developed to preventthe overlap of wireless networks and allowconvenient Internet access regardless oftelecommunications service provider.Free Wi-Fi is now available in publicservice centres such as bus terminals, trainstations, and airports, as well as regionalcultural centres, libraries, athletics facilities,national public hospitals, welfare centres,and select tourist spots. Visitors will find aPublic Wi-Fi logo at areas that offer theservice. Using the network is as easy asselecting the network entitled “Public WiFiFree” and logging in with your userinformation at the shared login page. Acomplete directory of the locations ofpublic Wi-Fi spots can be accessed at thewebsites of the KCC and the NationalInformation Society Agency.For Further Informationhttp://korea.netJanuary 2013 | informatics.nic.in | 41
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