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SUBMITTED BY:KHUSHBOO KUMARI

GARIMA MISHRA

ARTI SHaRMA


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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This is certified that this project namely as NATIONAL

INFORMATICES CENTRE is jointly prepared by Khushboo Kumari

, Garima Mishra andArti Sharma students of B.A.(program) ,Bharti

college (University of Delhi ) -Vidya Marg Janakpuri New Delhi

110058

We are thankful to my Guide DR. Avanesh Anand Singh for the

guidance for the project work.

KHUSHBOO KUMARIGARIMA MISHRA

ARTI SHARMA


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CONTENTS

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1. Introduction

2. Home page of website

3. Services on Home page

4. Pictures of different modules5. Some important services provided

by NIC

6. Types of the NIC Head offices

7. Conclusions

8. Bibliography

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Introduction About Web Site

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The National Informatics Centre(NIC) is thepremier science & technology organization of India's Union

Government in informatics services and information-and-

communication- technology (ICT) applications. The NIC is a

part of the Indian Ministry of Communications and InformationTechnology's Department of Electronics & Information

Technology.

It has played a pivotal role in steering e governance

applications in the governmental departments at national, stateand district levels, enabling the improvement in, and a wider

transparency of, government services. Almost all Indian-

government websites are developed / managed by NIC.


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Fig.1 Showing the home page of the web site10/20/20135


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The home page showing various services available on

the web site :

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1. Services

2. Projects

3. Documents

4. Awards5. Centres

6. About us


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Fig2.Showing the home page of Services web site connected with the Home

page of the NIC web site

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Some of the services under SERVICES are

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Antivirus Services

Business Intelligence

Computer Aided Design

Domain Registration

e-Governance Standards ICT Training

Integrated Network Operations

Messaging

Open Technology Centre NIC Certifying Authority


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Fig.3 Anti Virus ServicesThis panel shows an Anti Virus Services that is provided by NIC to secure the web

server.

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Fig.4 (Showing the home page of the Projects website connectedwith the Home page of the NIC main web site.)

In this panel we can see PROJECTS taken by NIC state wise .

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Fig.5(Showing the home page of the Documents website connected withthe home page of the NIC main website )

From this panel you can download the supported documents of different

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Fig.6 (This figure showing the Award home page connectivity with theHome page of NIC main website.)

Here in this panel you can see different award achieved by NIC for best

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Web Management Committee(This navigationcomes under the about us Home page that connects to the NIC main web site. )

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This website is designed, developed and maintained by Data Centre and Web Services Group.

Web Information Manager

Dr.(Mrs.) Shefali Sushil Dash

Deputy Director General

Web Management Team

Mrs. Alka Mishra

Senior Technical Director

Mr. Manoj Mishra

State Informatics Officer, Chattisgarh

Mr. Mohan Das Viswam

Technical Director

Mr. T. Pechimuthu

Principal Systems Analyst

Mrs. Sunita Singh

Scientific Officer/Engineer-Sb


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Fig : RTI (Right to information)The basic object of the Right to Information Act is to empower the citizens , promotetransparency and accountability in the working of the Government , containcorruption, and make our democracy work for the people in real sense.

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About RTI:

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The basic object of the Right to Information Act is to

empower the citizens , promote transparency and

accountability in the working of the Government ,

contain corruption, and make our democracy work for

the people in real sense . It goes without saying that an

informed citizen is better equipped to keep necessary

vigil on the instruments of governance and make the

government more accountable to the governed . The

Act is a big step towards making the citizens informed

about the activities of the Government.

NIC as a Public Authority designated Public Information

Officer (PIO) and Appellate Authority (AA) for citizens to

secure access to information and published the

Proactive Disclosures in accordance with the provisions

of the Act in October 2005.


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Fig.8 Centre

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The Centers home page that is connected to the NIC main web site

shows the location of the centers . There are three types of the NIC

centre

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1. NIC Headquarters

2. NIC State Offices

3. NIC Districts Offices4. Others

NIC has its full fledged canters in each of the state of India

along with the Union Territories.

In addition to the core infrastructure at the national level, NICcanters at States/UTs are also equipped to provide Web Hosting,

Internet connectivity, E-mail facility, LAN / WAN connectivity

(leased line), Dial Up services, Technical support and

consultancy to the state governments and district administration


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NIC Headquarter

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The organizational set up of NIC encompasses its

Headquarters at New Delhi, State Units in all the 28State capitals and 7 Union Territory Headquarters andDistrict centres in almost all The Districts of India. TheOrganization employs a large pool of efficient technicalmanpower. At the NIC Headquarters, a large number of

Application Divisions exist which provide totalInformatics support to the Ministries and Departments ofthe Central Government. NIC Computer Cells arelocated in almost all the Ministry Bhawans of the CentralGovernment and Apex Offices including the Prime

Minister's Office, the Rashtrapati Bhawan and theParliament House.

NIC Headquarters is based in New Delhi. NIC hasvarious Resource Divisions at the Headquarters whichspecialize into different areas of IT and facilitate the

Application Divisions as well as other NIC Centres in


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NIC STATE OFFICES :

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States

NIC has its full fledged centres in each of the state of India along withthe Union Territories.

In addition to the core infrastructure at the national level, NIC centresat States/UTs are also equipped to provide Web Hosting, Internetconnectivity, E-mail facility, LAN / WAN connectivity (leased line), DialUp services, Technical support and consultancy to the stategovernments and district administration.

Internet Data CentreHosting infrastructure of NIC includes strategic storage, known as

Storage Area Network (SAN), facilitating high availability (24x7), quickscalability, efficient management & optimized utilization of resources,with connection to Internet on very high bandwidth. Most of the Statelevel IDCs consist of SAN storage along with State-of-the-art Servers,

Windows & Linux based hosting environment. Network Infrastructure

Network Infrastructure in States/UTs supports Video Conferencing,Anti Virus Support and Security services at State/District levels on24x7 basis. States/ UTs are equipped with high end technologyproducts & solutions to provide seamless services to their users as

below:


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State Portal (Government) hosting State websites.

Intranet applications at State Secretariat.Web-enabled applications pertaining to Commissioner Land Records,

Food Department, School Education, Forest Department, Health, etc.

FTP Server for transmission of utility/applications software to District

Centres.

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Fig.9 (This is the state offices page that isconnected with the centre home page andfurther it connected with NIC home page mainweb site.)

In this panel we can search NIC offices state wise . Thisprovides accuracy and accountability for any e- 10/20/201322

Fig.9 STATE offices (In this panel you can seedifferent state offices and you can also know specialty of the different canters. )


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Fig.10 MEDIA (showing the home page of the Media websiteconnected with the home page of the NIC main websites .)

In this panel we can see the media coverage about NIC latest project or

development .

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CONCLUSION

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It has played a pivotal role in steering e-governance applications in the

governmental departments at national, state and district levels, enabling the

improvement in, and a wider transparency of, government services. Almost all

Indian-government websites are developed / managed by NIC.

NIC is a part of the Indian Ministry of Communications & Information

Technology's Department of Electronics & Information Technology andis headquartered in New Delhi. It has offices in all 28 state capitals and 7 union-

territory headquarters and almost all districts. At New Delhi Headquarters, a large

number of Application Divisions exist which provide total Informatics Support to

the Ministries and Departments of the Central Government. To cater to the ICT

needs at the grassroots level, the NIC has also opened offices in almost all district

collectorates. NIC Extends Technical Coordination and IT support to District

Administration.

So in very short we can say that NIC (National Informatics centre) is playing very

important role for e-Governance and its a backbone of cyber space in INDIA .


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BIBLOGRAPHY

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1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Informatics_C

entre

2. http://www.nic.in/

3. http://www.thehindu.com/

4. http://www.nkn.in/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Informatics_Centrehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Informatics_Centrehttp://www.nic.in/http://www.thehindu.com/http://www.nkn.in/http://www.nkn.in/http://www.thehindu.com/http://www.nic.in/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Informatics_Centrehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Informatics_Centre


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