Introduction to e-governance in India

1. Presentation
on
Presented By:-
Anil Chaurasiya
MCA 5th
Sem
University of Hyderabad

2. Introduction of e-Governance
It is transformation of government to provide
Efficent
Convenient &
Transparent Services
To
The Citizens and Businesses
Through
Information and Communication Technologies

3. Why E-Governance
● Many countries are looking forward to a corruption-free
government. E-government is one-way communication protocol
whereas e-governance is two-way communication protocol.
● E-governance is one of the best ways to figth with corruption and
make India an easy place to run business.
● The Government services move online, better the time saving.
● Imagine all the hours people wait outside of passport offices.

4. Type of Interaction in
e-governance

5. E-GOVERNANCE
CHALLENGES
SPECIFIC
TO
INDIA

6. E-Governance Challenges to
Specific to India
● Lack of Integrated Services
● Lack of Key Persons
● Population
● Different Languages

7. Initiative Till Date
● Customs and Excise (Government of India)
● Indian Railways (Government of India)
● Postal Department (Government of India)
● Passport / Visa (Government of India)
● CARD – Registration Project (State
Government of Andhra Pradesh)

8. Custom and Excise(Government of
India)

9. Indian Railways (Government of
India

10. Postal Department(Government of
India)

11. ●Passport / Visa (Government of
India)

12. Benefits of E-Governance
● Better access to information and quality services
for citizens.
● Simplicity, efficiency and accountability in the
government.
● Expanded reach of governance.
● Cost effective
● Speed, efficiency & convenient
● Mininmum use of hardcopy

13. Benefits of E-Governance
Environmental Bonus
● Increase interests of citizens
● Easily accessible

14. India’s initiative towards
e-governance
● Mission 2007 : Connected Villages through
wireless services
● E-Suvidha : Provides like BIRTH
CERTIFICATE, MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE &
INFORMATION relating to AGRICULUTURE.
● NATIONAL TAX INFORMATION EXCHANGE
SYSTEM PROJECT

15. Sucess and Failure in e-
Government
Projects
Classification Percentage
Sucess 15%
Partial Failure 60%
Total Failure 25%

16. Its Relevance to India
● Governance
● Public services
● Management

17. National E-Governance Program
● Agriculture
● Municipalities
● Gram Panchayats (elected village
administration)
● Common Service Centers (CSCs)
● Aadhar enabled Biometric Attendance System
● Jeevan Praman

18. National E-Governance Program
● Agriculture
● Municipalities
● Gram Panchayats (elected village
administration)
● Common Service Centers (CSCs)
● Aadhar enabled Biometric Attendance System
● Jeevan Praman

19. National E-Governance Program
● National Digital literacy Mission
● E-Sign
● Digital Locker/Cyber locker

20. National E-Governance Program
● Mobile Enablement
Mobile Seva
● Mobile added to Aadhaar database having >900 million
population
● Facilitating domain independent transaction flow
Mobile Based Digital Identity
● Mobile number linked with Aadhaar
● Mobile based digital signature
● Voice biometrics alone or Mobile number plus voice
biometrics

21. National E-Governance Program
● E-Sign
• Safe and Secure and biometric based
authenticated
– • Life long, issued each time.
– • Cannot be impersonated
– • Hassle free as it cannot be misplaced, misused or
lost
– • Cost effective as business model could be based
on transaction

22. Top 5 Countries which
implemented e-governance
Ranking Country Name Index
(Accoding 2016)
1 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland
0.9193
2 Australia 0.9143
3 Republic of Korea 0.8915
4 Singapore 0.8828
5 Finland 0.8817
107 India 0.4638