PROJECTS IN INDIA THROUGH CENTRAL E-GOVERNANCE
Keywords:
Projects, E-governance, Outcomes, Information Technology.Abstract
In the literature of Economics, e-governance is the effective use of Information & Communication Technology (ICT) to improve the system of governance that is in place, and thus provide better services to the citizens. E-government involves multiple stages or phases of development and is not a one-step process. The present communication provides e-governance initiatives taken up by the central government in India. Analysis of our study shows that the government has taken up a lot of initiatives in e-governance in order to deliver more efficient and cost effective services, as well as better information and knowledge to the citizens.
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•Suklabaidya, Sudip and Angshu Maan Sen (2013). “Challenges and Prospects of E- governance in Education”, International Journal of Emerging Trends & Technology in Computer Science, Volume 2, Issue 3, May.
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