Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today launched the 'Go Live' e-governance project of Itanagar Municipal Council (IMC) making the urban local body digitalized and to offer its services online.
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today launched the ‘Go Live’ e-governance project of Itanagar Municipal Council (IMC) making the urban local body digitalized and to offer its services online. Sanctioned in the year 2012 under the erstwhile Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM), ‘Go Live’ is an e-governance project for IMC being implemented by the department of Urban Development and executed by Hyderabad based IT company M/s Navayuga Infotech Ltd in consortium with Telearc Technologies Pvt Ltd. It is a dream come true for me, Khandu said after launch of the project.
The project was initiated by Khandu during his stint as the then Minister of Urban Development. Congratulating the IMC for being the first local body to go digital, the chief minister reiterated his commitment to implement e-governance in every level of government machinery that will boost transparency and check corruption. ?Gone are the days of hard files, which can be easily tampered and altered while processing. Digital files will revolutionize governance once we have paperless offices, Khandu said.
Khandu had signed the first paperless file of the IT department on August 16 last setting off the digitalization process of governance in the state. Minister for Urban Development Nabam Rebia drew attention of the chief minister on the gap-funding required for fully commissioning the ‘Go Live’ e-governance project under Mission City Itanagar programme for IMC. He said the state government need to put in its own resources to complete the project so that all the benefits as envisaged could be made available to the citizens.
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Quelle/Source: India.com, 21.09.2016
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