Role of E-Governance in Public Distribution System in Haryana Pradesh: A Study
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Information and communication technology has experienced remarkable growth and development during the past three decades, particularly in the last decade of the 20th century (ICT). The idea of “e-Governance” entails using ICT to encourage more effective and efficient government, improve access to government services, permit greater public access to information, and make government more accountable & transparent to citizens. E-government utilizes a variety of channels to deliver services, including the internet, the phone, and community centres (self- service or facilitated by others), or other clients and the service provider, whether mobile.[1] It illustrates information openness and improved citizen access to government. By using e-governance as a tool, it also enables citizen participation in governmental decision-making and represents their genuine wants and welfare.
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