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Monday, 15 February 2016
'Make in India' cultural event in Mumbai
All aspects including sabotage angle will be investigated while ascertaining the cause of the massive fire that gutted the stage during a cultural programme at the Make in India Week event here last night attended by many VIPs, an official said today.
Govt to increase number of e-Seva centres in villages to 250,000
Ravi
Shankar Prasad, Communication and Information Technology Minister, said the
government was planning to increase number of common service centres in the
country while speaking at Make
In India Mumbai edition.
Currently,
there are 150,000 such centres in the country.
“We
want to increase centres to cover 250,000 gram panchayats soon,” said Radha
Chouhan, CEO, e-governance, IT.
These
centres, she said, will enable “village-level entrepreneur to talk to
national-level experts” for guidance, apart from being an e-services distribution
point. Chouhan, who followed Prasad at IT and electronics seminar, said the
government was also focusing on partnering with private cloud companies to take
services online.
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