E-Governance Applications/Initiatives
E-governance initiatives in India represent a comprehensive approach to leveraging technology for improving government services, efficiency, transparency, and citizen engagement.
Government to Citizens (G2C)
- It enables citizens to conveniently access government information and services through various channels from anywhere, ensuring prompt availability and expanding accessibility.
- This initiative not only widens the reach of government services but also enhances their quality.
Examples
- Computerisation of Land Records (Department of Land Resources): A pilot project on computerisation of Land Records, which was 100% centrally-sponsored started in1994-95 onwards.
- Bhoomi Project in Karnataka (Online Delivery of Land Records): Bhoomi is a self-sustainable e-Governance project for ....
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