Table of Contents of Compendium of e-Governance Initiatives in India

Compendium of E-Governance Initiatives in India

Table of Contents

Foreword by K K Aggarwal (President, CSI) ix

Message from L C Singh xi

(President & CEO Nihilent Technologies Pvt. Ltd.)

Preface Piyush Gupta (NISG) and R K Bagga (IIIT-Hyderabad) xv

Acknowledgements R K Bagga xvii

(Convener, CSI-Nihilent e-Governance Awards 2006–07)

Part I: e-Governance Overview and Project Assessment

1. A Vision of Citizen-centric e-Governance for India , A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, page3

2. e-Governance Approach in India The National e-Governance Plan—NeGP, Piyush Gupta and A. Sridevi, Page 8

3. Challenges and Role of Standards in Building Interoperable e-Governance Solutions , Renu Budhiraja, Page 24

4. Approach and Methodology for Project Assessment— CSI-Nihilent e-Governance

Award 2006–07 , Piyush Gupta, Pranav K. Vasishta and R. K. Bagga, Page 33

Part II: Government to Business (G2B)

5. Computerized Dealer Service Centre, Suresh Chanda,Page 75

6. e-Governance in Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation—PESO*, M. Anbunathan, Page 83

7. VAT Information Computerization to Optimize Revenue Yields (VICTORY) , Saurbah Gupta, S.N. Behera, Ashok Kumar and Rajiv Ranjan, 100

8. e-Procurement*, Rajkumar, 107

9. VAT Information System*, M.M. Shrivastava, 116

Part III: Government to Citizen (G2C)

10. Samadhan Ek Din Mein (Jan Suvidha Kendra in Mandla District)*, Subhash Jain, 129

11. Basic Services/Amenities Management Programme (PARAKH)*, M. Vinayak Rao, 136

12. Child Record Information System—ChRIS*, Anil Srivastava, 148

13. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGS-AP Software), A. Santhi Kumari, 158

14. Web-Based Rail Reservation (Internet Ticketing)* , Sanjay Aggarwal, 173

15. Gazettes on Web , R. Ramachandran, 181

16. Fast Reliable Instant Efficient Network forDisbursement of Services (FRIENDS Janasevana Kendram), Krishnan B. Nair, 188

17. Centralized Allotment Process for theProfessional Course Admissions—CAPNIC* , V.S. Raghunathan, 193

18. System for Computerised Registration—SCORE,Saurabh Gupta, N.K. Prasad and Sanjay Kumar, 201

19. Revenue Administration through Computerized Energy (RACE) Billing, S.N. Behera, 211

20. Stamps and Registration Automationwith Technology and Information (SARTHI), R.K. Sharma, 220

21. Grievance Management Systemthrough Call Centre, Rajendra Kumar, 227

22. e-Mitra , Aparna Arora, A.M. Deshpandey and R.K. Sharma, 237

23. Health Management InformationSystem—HMIS* , Mona Khandhar and Amarjit Singh, 248

Part IV: Government to Government and Government to Employees (G2G/G2E)

24. e-Public Distribution Monitoring System—e-PDMS, M.Vinayak Rao, A.N. Siddiqui and Musharraf Sultan, 260

25. Cooperative Banking in Place—COIN , Saurabh Gupta, 268

26. DC*Suite–Suite of Applications for e-Collectorate*,V.S. Raghunathan and M. Asir Edwin, 278

27. Election Confidential (ELECON), Saurabh Gupta , 288

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28. Computerisation of Personnel Information Systems (CPIS), Kh. Rajen Singh, 299

29. CM Monitoring Programme , M. Vinayak Rao, 307

30. Integrated Information System for Foodgrains Management—IISFM* , Ranjna Nagpal, 319

31. Online Computerization of Treasuries (e-Kosh) , D. Rama Prasada Rao, 327

32. GIS Based Emergency Planning and Response Systems, Indrani Chendrasekharan, 349

33. Treasury Accounting and Management System of Government of Bihar—e-KHAZANA, Kanhaiya Pandey, Ashok Kumar Mohanty and Saurabh Gupta, 357

34. Loans Grants Investments (LGI) Monitoring System, Nagesh Shastri, 364

35. Human Resources Query Desk, Nagesh Shastri, 370

36. Service and Payroll Administrative Repository for Kerala—SPARK, V.S. Raghunathan, 376

37. ICT in Delhi School Education System* , Ashok Kumar, 382

38. Web-enabled Consumer Management and Energy Billing System*, Ajith Brahmanandam, Jobson Abraham and D. Suman Babu, 401

39. Integrated Workflow and DocumentManagement System—IWDMS, Raj Kumar, 411

Index 419

Author Index 422

Newly Added Books in the Library

1) Compendium of e-Governance Initiatives in India,Gupta, Piyush ; Bagga, R K ;

2) Text Processing in Python,Mertz, David ;

3) Story A Brief History for MySQLers, Part 1 1995 to 2007,Grimmer, Lenz ;

4) Libraries Dynamic Landscapes for Knowlege Creation, Access and Management,Shalini, R Urs ; Rajashekar, T B ; Raghavan, K S .

5) e-Content for Development in India,Manzar, Osama ;

6) Quantum Chemistry,3 Ed.Prasad, R K ;

7) Introductory Quantum Chemistry,4 Ed.Chandra, A K ;

Thought for the week

"Be true to your work, your word, and your friend."

Henry David Thoreau

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Thought for the Week,

"Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you to add something to the pleasure of others, and to diminish something of their pains."
Jeremy Bentham

National Workshop on Technical Communication

Feb. 27-28, 2009 Venue: IIITM-K

Organized by : Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management - Kerala About the Workshop: Technical communication primarily consists of reporting specialized information and it is for the practical use of readers or listeners who need that information. The information is needed to perform a task, answer a question, solve a problem or make a decision. The need is definite and the information is to be used. Technical communication is the product of a writer or a speaker who fully understands the subject, focuses on the subject, not himself or herself and conveys one meaning only. It is tailored to the specific needs of an audience and is at the level of technicality that will be fully understood by the specified audience. Documentations, manuals, reports, proposals and presentations form an integral part of any organization. There is a strong need to help people to present the technical information effectively so that the intended audience can perform an action or make a decision based on it. This workshop is designed to give an exposition to the basic topics of technical communication. Topics Covered: · Basics of Technical Communication · Technology in Communication · Research Paper, Dissertation and Thesis · Technical Proposals · Report Writing · Active Listening · Effective Presentation Skills · Letters, Memos and E-mails · Interviews · Group Communication Faculty: The sessions in the workshop will be handled by Prof. V. Sundarapandian, Director (Acting) and Dr. T.K. Manoj Kumar, Assistant Professor at IIITM-K. Prof. V. Sundarapandian is a regular faculty at IIITM-K since Jan. 2007, Academic Convenor since May 2007 and Director of IIITM-K since Nov. 2008. He earned his D.Sc. fromWashington University, St. Louis, USA. He is an active researcher in modern control systems. He has recently published on Scientific Computing titled Numerical Linear Algebra (Prentice Hall of India, 2008). He has given many special lectures, invited talks, Key-Note addresses on Control Systems and Computing at National Conferences, Workshops and UGC-sponsored workshops in India. Dr. T.K. Manoj Kumar is a regular faculty at IIITM-K since 2006. He earned his Ph.D. from Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam in 2000. His areas of specializations are Theoretical Organic Chemistry, Cheminfomatics, Computational Nanoscience etc. Who can attend: Faculty from educational institutions and professionals from industry. Registration Fee: Registration fee is Rs. 1500/- The registration fee is waived for faculty from Government Colleges/Universities in Kerala and a concessional fee of Rs.1000/- is fixed for faculty from other institutions. Mode of Payment: Demand Draft in favour of "Director, IIITM-K" payable at any nationalized bank in Trivandrum. Workshop fee covers admission to sessions, workshop kit, working lunch and tea. No TA/DA will be given to the participants. Participants are requested to make their own arrangements for accommodation and travel. Registration form along with the fee may be sent to Director. (Faculty in Kerala Government colleges or Kerala Government Universities are requested to send the Registration form duly recommended by the Head of the Institutions.) No. of seats is limited and shall be filled on first-come-first-serve basis. Kindly confirm the availability of seats by email to nwsc2009@gmail.com before sending the Registration fee. Last date for registration and payment of fee: Feb 12, 2009. Registration and Further Details: Prof. V. Sundarapandian Director, IIITM-K Park Centre, Technopark, Kariavattom P.O. Thiruvananthapuram-695 581, Kerala. Phone: 0471-2527567, extn. 109 FAX: 0471-2527568 E-mail: nwtc2009@gmail.com Workshop Website: www.iiitmk.ac.in/nwtc2009 Convenor: Prof. V. Sundarapandian Co-Convenor: Dr. T.K. Manoj Kumar

Thought for the Week,

"If you have made mistakes, even serious mistakes, you can make a new start whenever you choose. For the thing we call failure is not the falling but the staying down."

Mary Pickford