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J . J . Z A V E R I

E - G O V E R N A N C E C O N S U L T A N T

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E-Governance

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Governance has Do not confuse withbecome a major

requirement in most

the word Governance

with Government.organ za ons an

business communities. E-Governance applies

to both: Government as

organizations.

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Reforming Corporate Governance In order to raise the bar for

cor orate overnance Governance is not a new

henomena it has been

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standards, factors like totaltranspar ency, integrity andaccountabilitymust be taken

around for many years withinorganizations. However, it isshifting radically from being

into consideration in designinggovernance structures and

business practices.

voluntary to becoming morerigid and far-reaching

legislation, such as the Source: Mr. Pradeep Mehta, Secretary

General, CUTS International.

www.cuts-international.org

Sarban es OxleyAct of 2002(in USA).

This has been accelerated by

Society)

Corporate example of governancefailure: WorldCom, Enron, and

t e co apse o arge on-dollars organizations, whichhas shown that self-regulation

more recently Satyam. s cu or organ za ons.

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What is E-Governance?

E-Governance is mana in controllin and

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reporting of processes, using electronic systemssuch as computers, internet, etc. within a private as

well as public organization .

E-Governance forces organizations to consider all the, , ,shareholders, government, customers, suppliers and thecommunity at large; by using Information Technology.

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Audit trail

This means, increasin rules and re ulations

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applying to (business) processes. This implies,system is transparent, accountable for all individualprocess s eps an or e en re en - o-en process.

E-Governance ensures that the processes are.

E-Governance ensures that the reporting and audit

properly recorded.

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e-Governance in India

E-governance is now also practiced by the government of

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India. Information technology enables the delivery ofgovernment services as it caters to a large base of people

The effective use of IT services in government

administration can greatly enhance existing efficiencies,rive own communication costs, an increase

transparency in the functioning of various departments.

-benefits such as online form filling, bill sourcing andpayments, or complex applications like distance educationan e e-me c ne.

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Bhoomi project

The Karnataka overnments Bhoomi ro ect has

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led to the computerisation of the centuries-oldsystem of handwritten rural land records. Through

, e revenue epar men as one away w ecorruption-ridden system that involved bribing

of right, tenancy and cultivation certificates (RTCs).

The ro ect is ex ected to benefit sevent lakhvillagers in 30,000 villages.

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E-Seva

In Gu arat there are websites where citizens lo on

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and get access to the concerned governmentdepartment on issues such as land, water and taxes.

In Hyderabad, through e-Seva, citizens can view and

pay bills for water, electricity and telephones, besides.registration certificates, passport applications,

ermits licenses trans ort de artment servicesreservations, Internet and B2C services, among otherthings.

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e-Governance in Central Excise and Service Tax

Wi h h in r i n f - v rn n h

assesses got the benefit of reduced paperw rk n n fil h ir r rn fr m h iroffice and the acknowledgement can be

enerated themselves and no need tovisit the department office.

,with less paperwork. They can do the online.


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Central Excise and Service Tax

Over the past few years, various Web Based Applications

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were launched as a step towards e-governance. As on date,there are several applications are hosted such as, online

online filing of tax returns for the top revenue paying

assesses of Central Excise. A out 1.4 La s Centra Excise assesses ave een

registered with a unique 15 digit identification numberbased on the PAN. Similarl e- overnance in Service Tax

also taken up and a comprehensive database of about 12.20lakhs Service Tax assesses from all over India have been

.

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Conclusion

The Government of India has launched the

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National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) with theintent to support the growth of e-governance

within the country. The Plan envisages creation of

right environments to implement G2G,G2B, and.

Biggest benefit of e-governance is its potential to

private as well as public organizations.

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Thank you

J. J. Zaveri

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