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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Agenda for the new IT Minister
To Mr Ravishankar Prasad Minister of Communications and Information Technology Delhi Dear Sir,I would like to place before him an action agenda for immediate implementation. 1. The Cyber Apppelate Tribunal (CAT) which is the apex Cyber Judiciary body supervising 28+adjudicators … Continue reading
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Ravi Shankar Prasad is the new IT Minister
Ravi Shankar Prasaad has been confirmed as the new Minister in charge of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) hitherto managed by Mr Kapil Sibal. One of the first things required to be done in this department is … Continue reading
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Happy Days are here with Modi
With Narender Damodar Das Modi swearing in as the 15th Prime Minister of India, India has entered a new era of Governance. Naavi.org takes this opportunity to welcome Mr Modi as the new Prime Minister of India. During the last … Continue reading
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Madhya Pradesh Announces an E Mail Policy for E Governance
It is reported that the MP Government has adopted an E Mail Policy for use by its officials which has raised some legal concerns under ITA 2008. The policy is available here: The main objective of E-mail Policy is … Continue reading
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No bank has proper Information Security Guidelines
An RTI query filed by Nagpur based NGO Cyber Awareness Organization (CAO) recently revealed that none of the banks in the country had drafted information security guidelines which are mandatory as per RBI’s guideline on electronic banking. Speaking to the … Continue reading
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@PMOIndia twitter handle under dispute
It is reported that PMO under Dr Man Mohan Singh was using a twitter handle titled “@PMOIndia” which is sought to be frozen now as @PMOIndiaArchive and to be discontinued. BJP has naturally raised a point that the handle should … Continue reading
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