E-governance and its advantages and disadvantages on Indian Economy is well explained in this PPT.

1. Is E-Governance: A Boon
or Blight in India
By
Chetan Walmik Sarwade
M.Com II
BMCC
Pune

2. How it Started?
 History of e-governance in India can be traced back to 1970 when the
Government of India established the Department of Electronics, followed by
the National Informatics Centre (NIC) in 1977.
 In 1987, with the launch of the National Satellite Based Computer Network
(NICNET), the e-governance agenda in India gained momentum.
District Information Systems of the National Informatics Centre (DISNIC),
state governments offered free hardware and software to computerize all
district offices.
 In 2006 , Government of India formally launched its National e-Governance
Plan (NeGP) for some departments of Government of India as well as state
governments .NeGP aims to make all government services available to
citizens via electronic media.

3. E-Governance?
E-Governance is understood as the use of Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) at all the level of the Government in order to provide
 services to the citizens,
 interaction with business enterprises
 communication
 exchange of information between different agencies of the Government in a
speedy, convenient efficient and transparent manner.

4. Models of E-Governance.
 Government to Citizens (G2C)
 Government to Business (G2B)
 Government to Government (G2G)

5. National E-governance Plan
 The National E-governance Plan is an idea, a massive
countrywide infrastructure of reaching down to the
remotest of villages
 Creating Large-scale digitization of records for easily
accessing raw data over internet.
 The ultimate objective is to bring public services closer
home to citizens, as articulated in the Vision Statement of
NeGP.

6. Initiatives
 Digital Locker
 E-Sign
 PayGov
 Mobile Seva
 Mobile Based Digital Identity
 E-taal
 E-Sampark
 Bheem App

7. Advantages
 Speed
 Cost Reduction
 Transparency
 Accountability
 Improves efficiency
 Major Contributor to Reform

8. Disadvantages
 Access to internet not there
 Poor IT literacy
 Privacy Problems
 Lack of electrification
 Third party Interference

9. Conclusion
 Proper Planning and Utilization
 Electrification in Rural Areas should be done
 People should be aware of new initiatives.
 Proper training Centers should be Opened.
 Demonstration
 Advantages of apps
 Time Saving

10. References
 dgshipping.gov.in/Content/egovernanceeng.aspx
 meity.gov.in/e-governance
 vikaspedia.in/e-governance
 https://www.india.gov.in/e-governance-portal

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