#DigitalIndia
E Governance is today’s most amazing scheme that our government
in India has started since the boom of
internet and every household seem to find it convenient to sit back and use the
websites at their own free time. When we think about booking railway tickets,
submitting a form for a passport, getting your birth/ death certificate done, paying
your household bills- the mind is quiet bogged down with the pressure of
actually having to go out and enquire about it all. And with their websites
giving us access to information about the procedure and how easily someone could
just do the payments online, its
certainly is a boon to live in this century.
No long do the citizens have to stand in line and wait for
their turn. It all happens with a click of the mouse.
The aim of E governance is simple. They want its consumer
citizens to have greater access to them and connect more via these online
agencies.
Its important to have it in today’s world because of various
reasons. The government can keep a close eye on its accounts and have income
come on a steady basis. It makes them a reliable government because it’s a flawless
and mostly saves a lot of costs which can be used for other social purposes. I see
students wanting to apply for VISA and Passports all the times and they get
their work done all through online portals. The elderly who now find it
difficult to come out of their homes but can use their computer with ease now
just bless the system.
Living in a state of Manipur, I have realized the importance
of having E Governance. People living in the hills cannot go by themselves and
get the important things done in person. By opening up various offices for the localities,
the government have given them an opportunity to come forward and be the part
of the growing India. They do not have to live obscurity anymore.
They could work a little more on their websites though and
make it more user friendly. The railways websites is forever delayed in getting
their pages uploaded which is quiet frustrating. Also the booking can only be
done before eleven in the night. Sometimes coming from office the midnight is convenient
to do all the payments. With user IDs and password, a citizen can now protect
its accounts and feel free to use it when the need arises. The Anna Hazare movement where each and every
person was signing petitions for ‘I bribed’ stories, the online forums really
helped the government to connect with the woes of the citizens. The online petitions are now becoming a fast growing trend in India and popular with the youth.
With E Governance becoming so aware of its citizen growing
demands, its making its business to grow with the technology and making each
citizen more informed about it. The recent survey on Telengana where each house
was scanned to distinguish between higher income and lower income families, it
did take a great step towards making more improvement in abstaining the taxes
for those who couldn’t pay.
Its certainly not going to stop
now and with a promise of more to come, E Governance will make sure that the
rural areas where one cannot go to the cities and do the needful, can just use
an internet café or use the offices they have opened there. India has so much
to give and the government is following the lead.
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