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Suchna Kaa Adhikar!
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political gimmick
The provision of dsiclosure of information sounds more of a political gimmick to me. I hope and pray that it comes into full effect and serves the purpose without all these difficulties.
Still, I have a feeling that when in developed countries it is so difficult to get information how effective and efficient will it be in India. But once when things can happen without any financial difficulties I am sure it will do much better for Indian society and reduce corruption.
The provision of dsiclosure of information sounds more of a political gimmick to me. I hope and pray that it comes into full effect and serves the purpose without all these difficulties.
Still, I have a feeling that when in developed countries it is so difficult to get information how effective and efficient will it be in India. But once when things can happen without any financial difficulties I am sure it will do much better for Indian society and reduce corruption.
Computerization
I think government need massive computerization initiative. All the documentation should be done in the digital form, this would both save cost as it is and make this 'right to information act' implementable.
I believe many government depatments does have computer but nobody knows how to operate them. In my undergrad, we were doing a project for the DTC. It was a very indian experience. All the DTC depot had like 6 computer, only one was bootable and operator hardly knew anything that can be done with it. So that DTC computerization effort was definitely a failure.
I think government need massive computerization initiative. All the documentation should be done in the digital form, this would both save cost as it is and make this 'right to information act' implementable.
I believe many government depatments does have computer but nobody knows how to operate them. In my undergrad, we were doing a project for the DTC. It was a very indian experience. All the DTC depot had like 6 computer, only one was bootable and operator hardly knew anything that can be done with it. So that DTC computerization effort was definitely a failure.
sansanwalamit said:The provision of dsiclosure of information sounds more of a political gimmick to me. I hope and pray that it comes into full effect and serves the purpose without all these difficulties.
Still, I have a feeling that when in developed countries it is so difficult to get information how effective and efficient will it be in India. But once when things can happen without any financial difficulties I am sure it will do much better for Indian society and reduce corruption.
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anujkumar said:I think government need massive computerization initiative. All the documentation should be done in the digital form, this would both save cost as it is and make this 'right to information act' implementable.
I believe many government depatments does have computer but nobody knows how to operate them. In my undergrad, we were doing a project for the DTC. It was a very indian experience. All the DTC depot had like 6 computer, only one was bootable and operator hardly knew anything that can be done with it. So that DTC computerization effort was definitely a failure.
Isnt it sad, tragic, ironical and paradoxical as well to have such difficulties in computerization and the lack of it, in the "IT Superpower" country of India. I hope for the computerization of the Indian government to become a reality one day.
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