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Imagine no povertyI wonder if you can

All decisions based on felt needsA federal brotherhood of man

Imagine all the Indianspulling together to reform...

Imagine there’s no middlemanIt isn’t hard to do

Only cloud, mobiles and AadhaarAnd no patwari and banks too

Imagine all the Indiansusing only e-cash...

Imagine there’s no poisonin the food you eat

No arsenic in the waterAbove us clean air to breathe

Imagine all the Indiansliving with mother earth as one...

You may say I’m a dreamerBut am I the only one

I hope today you’ll join usand India will lead the way...

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in a world torn by economic stress, india stands as an island of relative calm. if its economy isn’t topping the charts, it isn’t doing badly either. However, if we have to stay this way and do even better then we need to get cracking without delay.

at its very foundation the economy needs meaningful reform and real change in the living standards of the people below the poverty line. Growth will become more sustainable if the states become smarter, both, in their economic performance and governance standards. That way the ideal inside out flowering of a nation will become reality.

then we shall have thriving city-states, functioning as commercial and business hubs that will take the burden away from the handful of already choking metropolitan centres. this will also engender a new wave of greening in india, where the commitment to the environment will transmute from mere slogans to actionable ecology.

all this requires readiness at the bottom, commitment from the top and honest work all around. the time is right for a new kind of leadership, a leadership that is truly osmotic and sustainable in the long term- economic development that promotes laissez faire with a socialistic charter in its heart.

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08:30-09:00 registration & tea

09:00-09:15 Inaugration and exhibition Opening

09:15-09:20 Introductory Remarks: mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CaII

09:20-09:30 Inaugural Keynote: mr m Venkaiah naidu, Hon’ble Union minister of Urban development

09:30-09:40 mr rana Kapoor, md & CeO, YeS banK, Chair - national mission on Smart Cities, Infrastructure & Industrial Corridors; member, Governing Council, CaII; president, aSSOCHam

09:40-09:45 mr Karan bajwa, managing director, microsoft Corporation (India), Co-Chair - national mission on Smart Governance & member, Governing Council, CaII

09:45-09:50 mr Som p Satsangi, Vice president, Hp India

09:50-10:00 Keynote: mr manohar lal Khattar, Hon’ble Chief minister, Haryana

10:00-10:10 mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CaII

10:10-10:15 Concluding remarks: dr m ramachandran, distinguished Fellow, Skoch development Foundation & Former Secretary, Urban development, Government of India

10:30-11:30 tea break & exhibition

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Please visit http://wwwskochin/ethicspolicy For our Ethics Policy *Some speakers are subject to confirmation

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13:00-14:00 lunch break

11:30-11:40 opening Remarks: mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CaII

11:40-11:50 Keynote & Chair: mr Siraj Hussain, Secretary, department of agriculture and Co-operation

11:50-12:55 panel discussion:

moderated by: mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CaII

dr Krishan Chandra, director, national Centre of Organic Farming

mr n n Sinha, principal Secretary, rural development, Government of Jharkhand

ms radha Singh, non-executive Chairperson, YeS banK and Former Union agriculture Secretary, Government of India

dr Santosh mathew, Joint Secretary, ministry of rural development

mr t l Satyaprakash, deputy Commissioner, district administration - Gurgaon

mr Y S malik, Chief executive Officer, FSSaI

12:55-13:00 Closing remarks: mr Siraj Hussain, Secretary, department of agriculture and Co-operation

S u s t a i n a b l e & S a f e

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dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRK while the packaged food industry has been under scanner, the safety of foods like vegetables, grains and pulses that are consumed by all of 1.2 billion people remains neglected. problems caused by the Green revolution are coming home to roost. poor quality and quantity of ground water, food full of chemicals and pesticides and the resultant cancer clusters are visible in some states already. Organic and traditional farming is the way to go.

discussion framework is as follows:

1. Grow your own food, terrace and balcony farming in Urban areas and Smart Cities - advanced, yet organic technologies of aquaponics, organic hydroponics besides the regular terrace farms based on compost of household waste etc.

2. Consume where You Grow - procurement support instead of inputs subsidies

3. de-centralised and local processing units - Value-added products, related rural industries and employment

4. linking of consumer cooperatives with the producers of certified safe food products

5. linking producers to markets

6. are standards for organic and traditional foods required?

7. availability of skilled manpower for evergreen revolution

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Names are listed alphabetically as per first name


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22nd SeptembeR 2015, SIlVeR oAK II, IndIA HAbItAt CentRe, new delHI

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Roundtable Conference on

14:00-14:10 Chair and Introductory Remarks: dr m ramachandran, distinguished Fellow, Skoch development Foundation & Former Secretary, Urban development, Government of India

14:10-15:10 panelist Comments

mr amol pandey, Senior director, Corporate Finance, YeS banK

mr rahul Savdekar, director-Industry Solutions (Government), microsoft Corporation (India)

mr prakash rane, managing director, abm Knowledgeware

mr Vikas Gupta, municipal Commissioner, Gurgaon

mr Suparno banerjee, Vp & Global Head, public Sector programmes, Hp

15:10-16:30 Roundtable discussion of all participants and the panelists

16:30 - 17:00 tea break and exhibition

17:00-18:00 Skoch Order-of-merit awards

dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRK Smart cities have to be designed as empowered cities where the felt-needs of its citizens are brought to bear to make a participatory plan and the local city government is empowered to take all decisions, has the capacity to execute and be accountable for the delivery. Call it a CeO model or a Union territory model–essentially India needs City States to handle the pressure of growing urbanisation. basic services like waste and water management, roads, power etc need to be addressed first. Cities have also to be made resilient. Our administrative Services model, which is more rural facing, needs to be revamped to cover modern management and city governance practices.

discussion framework is as follows:

1. Citizen participation

2. local public sector enterprises, not centre and state foisted agencies

3. bi-directional dialogue between the administrators and the citizens

4. Fiscal and administrative independence

5. City needs to be resilient. It should have the capacity to face effectively natural calamities and other challenges

6. role of public Cloud as enabler of Smart Cities


*Some speakers are subject to confirmation

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munICIpAl CommISSIoneRSmr ananta narayan Jena, mayor, bhubaneshwar municipal Corporationms bhavna Garg, Commissioner, municipal Corporation Chandigarhmr H S patel, municipal Commissioner, Vadodara municipal Corporationmr Harshad patel, municipal Commissioner, Jamnagar municipal Corporationmr K Vijaya Karthikeyan, Commissioner, Coimbatore City municipal Corporationmr lavkush Singhrol, Commissioner, municipal Corporation ambikapur, Surgujamr ramyakumar bhatt, assistant Commissioner, ahmedabad municipal Corporationmr Sanjay Kumar, additional Commissioner, bhopal municipal Corporationmr Sanjay more, mayor, thane municipal Corporationmr Sanjay Srivatsav, Chairman, raipur development authoritymr S Hari Krishna, assistant engineer, Kurnool municipal Corporationmr Sanjeev Jaiswal, Commissioner, thane municipal Corporationmr Suresh Jagtap, Joint Commissioner, pune municipal Corporationmr Sushil Khodawekar, Commissioner, nanded waghala City municipal Corporationmr Uma Shankar Gupta, Commissioner- local Government punjab, municipal Corporation Sahibzada ajit Singh nagar (punjab)mrs Vijayalakshmi m, Commissioner, tiruchirappalli City municipal Corporation

tRAnSpoRt / touRISmms Sumita misra, principal Secretary – tourism, Government of Haryana

mr K ravinder naik, transport Commissioner & managing director, U.p. State road transport Corporation (UpSrtC)

mr rajender Kataria, managing director, Karnataka State transport Corporation

mr G S bansal, SIO,Haryana tourism Corporation, Government of Haryana

mr n S negi, Scientist- C, Uttarakhand transport Corporation

depARtmentSmr ashish J nayak, executive engineer, Surat municipal Corporationmr bidyut datta, Joint director, tripura State Computerisation agency (a society of directorate of Information technology, Government of tripura)mr Jinesh patel, assistant engineer-(electrical), Surat municipal Corporationmr Khirod Chandra nath, Senior manager (Safety & Fire) Gujarat State Fertlizers and Chemicals ltd.mr nilesh patel, executive assistant, Surat municipal Corporationmr prashant magar, Head of department, nashik municipal Corporationmr Jawed anwar Siddiqui, assistant programmermr ravindra nayak, executive engineer, Corporation of the City of belagavi mr rohan patel, Junior engineer, Silvassa municipal Councilmr Sandipan Saha, It advisor and Councilor, the Kolkata municipal Corporationmr Shankar deshpande, Joint project director, mmrdadr Shashidhar nadagouda, Health Officer, Corporation of the City of belagavi mr Smital pandit, director, ahmedabad municipal Corporationmr Suneet Kumar bajpai, district Informatics Officer (nIC)dr Vinay t G, deputy Commissioner- revenue & Finance, Corporation of Chennaibhopal municipal Corporation



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22nd SeptembeR 2015, SteIn AudItoRIum, IndIA HAbItAt CentRe, new delHI

Roundtable Conference on

14:00-15:00 Inaugural panel discussion part-I

presiding: mr Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary, ministry of labour & employment

Introductory Remarks: mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CaII

mr Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary, ministry of labour & employment

mr anand madia, Secretary of State - eGovernance, Government of Sikkim

mr anup purohit, Senior president & CIO, YeS banK

ms neeta Verma, deputy director General, nIC

mr prashant Shukla, national technology Officer, microsoft Corporation (India)

ms renu budhiraja, Senior director & Head of division, e-Governance Group, deitY

mr Sanjay Virnave, Country manager, acer India

mr Som p Satsangi, Vice president, Hp India

15:00-15:30 tea break and exhibition

15:30-17:00 Inaugural panel discussion part-II and Roundtable discussion of all participants and the panelists

Chair: dr Gulshan rai, national Cyber Security Coordinator, pmO


dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRKwith the impending digitalisation and consequent connecting of India, we have a great opportunity to dis-intermediate financial and government services to the common citizen. digital India is one of the most ambitious programs being undertaken to link every Indian to the information and services that they need and catalyse a knowledge based economy at all levels, be it areas of agriculture, health, financial services or any citizen or business activity and economic value add. we have already seen several ambitious plans being rolled across the domain ministries as well as at deitY. the speed of deployment would be critical and an open market play for the infrastructure and service providers is crucial for the government to be able to meet its governance objectives.

discussion framework is as follows:1. encouraging and involving private players in infrastructure and service provisioning 2. Guidelines for public Cloud and data classification3. what kind of services can be delivered using the public cloud?4. data Sovereignty and security5. procurement of a public cloud and services6. accreditation of service providers7. differentiation


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pARtICIpAntS - CentRe

mr a U Sonawane, Head - radiological Safety division, atomic energy regulatory board

dr Shefali dash, deputy director General, national Informatics Centre

mr Srinivasa raghavan, Scientist -F, national Informatics Centre (nIC)

ministry of Home affairs

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mr a murali m rao, Joint director- Computer division, IGnOU, new delhi

ms achuta Venu n, technical director, national Informatics Centre , andhra pradesh State Centre

mr ajay Singh Chahal, State Informatics Officer, department of prisions and Correctional administration, Himachal pradesh

mr akhilesh bharti, district Informatics Officer, planning department, Government of Himacha pradesh

mr alok Srivastava, Scientist-d, electronics and It department, Government of Haryana

mr amit bhiwani, Senior technical director & Scientist d, national Informatics Centre, rajasthan

mr anil Semwal, deputy director, department of Information technology, Government of Himachal pradesh

mr aqeel ahmed, General manager, rajComp Info Services ltd

dr b K murthy, executive director, Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC), nOIda

mr bhupeshwar dayal, Officer on Special duty (OSd) to Cm, Haryana

mr brijesh Singh, Spl IG SCrb CId mS pune & nodal Officer CCtnS, SCrb, CId, m.S., pune

ms Chanchal Goyal, Scientist-b, national Informatics Centre , Uttarakhand

mr Chintaman burkhunde, deputy Inspector General, HQ, national Informatics Centre, pune

mr G.K. Sharma, aCp, department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan

mr G S naveen Kumar, Special Secretary- It & electronics, department of It & electronics, Government of Uttar pradesh

mr Ganesh dutt, technical director, national Informatics Centre (nIC) Haryana

mr Goutam Saha, Joint director (Scientist-e), CdaC Kolkata

mr Inder pal Singh, Consultant & programmer, Society for promotion of It in Chandigarh (SpIC)

mr K mohammed Y Safirulla, director, Kerala State It mission, department of Information technology, Government of Kerala

mr Kaustubh dhavse, Officer on Special duty (OSd) to Cm, Chief minister’s Office (CmO) - maharashtra

mr m Kasthuri, technical director, national Informatics Centre, Kerala

mr manoj prakash, additional state informatics officer, nIC, rajasthan

mr nilesh b. Fal dessai, managing director - department of Information technology (Govt. of Goa)



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mr. nipun Vinayak, director, ministry of drinking water and Sanitation

mr p patnaik, technical director, national Informatics Centre, Odisha State Centre

mr parag Kachhawa, aCp (dy. director), department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan

mr paras nath barwal, Joint director, Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC), nOIda

mr prahlada rao b b, Joint director, CdaC, Karnataka

mr praveen Srivastava, Joint director, Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC), nOIda

mr prem Vijay basnet, Joint director, department of Information technology, Government of Sikkim

mr priyatu mandal, director-department of Food, Civil Supplies, Himachal pradesh

ms pushpanjali Shandilya, Scientist- b, national Informatics Centre, Uttarakhand

dr r n behera, Sr. technical director, national Informatics Centre, Odisha State Centre

mr rajasekhar K, ddG & SIO - apSC Hyderabad,national Informatics Centre, apSC, Hyderabad

mr rajeev Sharma, Joint director, department of Information technology, Government of Himachal pradesh

mr rajiv Yadav, Joint director, Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC), nOIda

dr ramaswami n, Inspector General of registration and Controller of Stamps, maharashtra

mr rathan U Kelkar, CeO, Centre For eGovernance, Centre for e-Governance, Government of Karnataka

mr S K panda, ddG & SIO, national Informatics Centre, Odisha State Centre

mr Sandeep Kumar, Scientist -C, Hp tourism development Corporation and nIC Himachal pradesh

mr Sanjay Gupta,technical director, national Informatics Centre Uttarakhand

dr Sanjay Kolte, Inspector General of registration and Controller of Stamps, maharashtra

mr Sanjeev Sharma, technical director, national Informatics Centre, Uttarakhand

mr Satnam Singh Sethi, Chief Operating Officer, mpOnline limited

ms Sujatha Ganga, database administrator, Kerala water authority

ms Sunita Jain, principal Systems analyst, national Informatics Centre & pHed, rajasthan

dr Sundar balakrishna, director, Information technology, electronics & Communications department, Government of andhra pradesh

mr tarun toshniwal, Scientist F, nIC, rajasthan

mr tejus Kumar, Head -It , O & m projects, Spml Infra limited

mr therala Sridhar Sharma, Scientist-C, national Informatics Centre, nizamabad, telangana

mr Vinay pandey, Officer on Special duty, department of Science and technology, Government of madhya pradesh

mr Vinod Kumar Jain, Scientist “d”, national Informatics Centre, rajasthan

mp (mG-nreGS), Government of madhya pradesh



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22nd SeptembeR 2015 SIlVeR oAK I, IndIA HAbItAt CentRe, new delHI

Governance in High Gear

14:00-16:30 Introductory Remarks: dr Gursharan dhanjal, editor & CeO, Skoch Group

Inaugural panel discussion

mr Gaurav dwivedi, director, deitY & CeO, myGov

mr lim, Vincent Kee ang, General manager, public Sector, Hp eG apJ C&p Sales

mr n n Sinha, principal Secretary, rural development, Government of Jharkhand

mr nikhil Sahni, Senior president, Government relationship management, YeS banK

mr ravindra Singh, Former Secretary to Government of India




dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRKthe era of reforms has been ushered in, and there is a whole gamut of challenges and bottlenecks that need to be overcome if we are to compete on a global scale. For any nation to be seen as harboring development goals and securing prosperity for its citizens, the governance would need to be put in a high gear. this involves usage of state of the art technologies, government process reengineering and passionate officers capable of thinking out of the box and bringing about a change. there is lot to be learnt from the private sector on effective use of technologies like public cloud, mobility and e-commerce.

the discussion framework is as follows:

1. Integral part of process and legislative changes to any reform agenda

2. ability to evaluate, differentiate and procure services versus a contractor and procurement approach

3. Identification of key domain challenges and how re-architecting can help solve these

4. How to make the entire governance process more participative and create action agendas based on felt needs



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pARtICIpAntSmr aiban Swer, director, department of planning, Government of meghalayamr ajit Kesari, principal Secretary , department of Cooperation, Government of madhya pradeshms akansha Kumari, deputy manager (energy), energy management Cell, GSFC, Vadodramr amit Saini, Collector, district Collectorate Kolhapurdr bijay kumar Swain, professor & Head, nIrd, Hyderabadmr C U roy, deputy director- municipal Corporation, Urban development & environment department (Uded), Government of madhya pradeshdr debatra K dey, assistant professor in economics, Srikrishna College, west bengalms debika Goswami, program leader, Sehgal Foundationmr devi prasad Karanam, director, mSme&t department, Government of west bengalmr Ghandham Chandradudu, Joint Collector, district administration Krishnamr H K Vadhvaniya, Joint director of agriculture (Seed), agriculture and Cooperation department, Government of Gujaratdr Jagdip m Jhala, dy. manager, Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals ltd., barodamr Jayesh majumdar, Chief ( proj - wSF), Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals ltd, barodamr K C Gupta, labour Commissioner,madhya pradesh er K l Sharma, director/ distribution, punjab State power Corporation limitedmr Kiran Gopal, Collector, district administration balaghatmr Konte Venkata narayana, Chairman & managing director, northern power distribution Company of telengana limiteddr Kowsigan a, district Collector, district administration, thrissurmr nipun Vinayak, director, ministry of drinking water and Sanitationmr nitin J limabasiya, materials Officer, GSFC, Gujarat & mr.tushar r pandya, electrical engineer, GSFC, Gujaratmr pradip Kumar nath, assistant professor, nIrdpr, hyderabad & ms. Hemprabha Chauhanmr prafulla thote, managing director -project Head, Samudra electronic System pvt ltd dr rajender Kumar,district magistrate & Collector Surat, revenue department, Government of Gujaratmr rajesh Kumar Sinha, Secretary - animal resource development, paschim banga Go-Sampad bikash Sanstha(an Organization under animal resources development department, Government of west bengal)dr ramakarishnan ramachandran, Chief Consultant and Independent researcher, Classic Consultants, Salemmr rohan Chand thakur, deputy Commissioner, district administration Hamirpur, Himachal pradeshmr Sandeep Sood, Scientist-d, State election Commission and nIC Himachal pradeshms Sangeeta Chowgule, district election Officer, Kolhapur, district Collectorate Kolhapurmr Sanjay Kumar, Scientist- d, Irrigation and public Health department, Government of Himachal pradeshdr Sanjay tiwari, assistant professor, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and technologydr Saumitra mohan, district magistrate, district administration burdwanmr Shailendra Kumar, OSd & resident Commissioner, biharmr Sharad K. dwivedi, district magistrate malda, district administration malda, west bengalms Shilpa mehta, Senior Consultant ICt, department of agriculture & Cooperation, ministry of agriculturemr Shyam Sunder bansal, Joint Chief electoral Officer, Office of Chief electoral Officer madhya pradeshms Sonal Goel, district magistrate & Collector, district administration Gomati, tripuramr Soumya purkait, Joint Secretary and project director, ISGp project, p&rd department, Institutional Strengthening of Gram panchayat (ISGp) project, panchayat & rural development department, Government of west bengaldr Subrata roy Gupta, Scientist - b, department of Child development, women development & Social welfare Government of west bengaldr timothy dkhar, Senior technical director & SIO, national Informatics Centre, meghalayamr U r Subramanya, Joint Chief registrar, directorate of economics and Statistics, Karnatakamr Vallalar m, managing director, tamil nadu minerals limitedmr Y rathnakara rao, district administration murshidabad, west bengaldepartment of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer protection, Government of madhya pradeshUrban development & environment department (Uded), Government of madhya pradesh

Names are listed alphabetically as per first name *Some speakers are subject to confirmation

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22nd SeptembeR 2015CASuARInA HAll, IndIA HAbItAt CentRe, new delHI

F InAnCe , penS Ion And SoC IAl SeCuRIty

14:00-16:30 Introductory Remarks: prof V n alok, Indian Institute of public administration & Honorary Fellow, Skoch development Foundation

moderated by: mr nirmal bansal, Fellow, Skoch development Foundation & Former banker

Inaugural panel discussion

mr basistha prasad, additional director, Central board of excise and Custom

mr binod Kumar, Commissioner - directorate of Commercial taxes, directorate of Commercial taxes, Government of west bengal

dr mahadeo Jaiswal, professor, management development Institute

mr mohana rao, principal Secretary, Social Justice dept, madhya pradesh Integrated Social Security mission

mr neeraj Kulshrestha, Chief of business Operations, bSe

mr parwez ahmad Siddiqui, Secretary - Finance, Government of west bengal




dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRKYoung India has tremendous potential—for itself and for the world, both as a marketplace and a development hub. However, many policy initiatives have not seen the light of day and this has resulted from inaction, poor planning and corruption at many levels in the last 10-15 years. we have seen land reforms getting stalled, GSt bill stumbling from one parliament session to another, labour reforms being held hostage to vested interests and unrealistic and unreasonable visualisation of global realities, and many more well-intended reforms that got strangled before they could fructify. this has delayed our coming of age and also made poverty cruelly endemic to our country. On the other hand, internationally, India’s image as an investment destination has taken a hammering.

Once GSt gets implemented, certain issues on inter-state standings are bound to arise. the industry is wondering if the new GSt regime will, in fact, raise taxes, especially in wake of the 1 per cent additional levy to states as promised by the centre. also, if some states agree and others don’t, would the GSt regime be termed successful?


1. How to streamline pensions dispite its voluntary nature and multiplicity, which has kept the penetration low?

2. mismatch of fiscal bearance and actual expenditure.

3. Concerns emerging from GSt regime, both in terms of delay as well as its success factors.

4. low concern for inflation on pensioners.

5. linking of pensions with capital markets.

6. Creating a common delivery platform for pensions and social security on a public cloud.



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mr ajeet Kumar, mission director - Samagra mission, department of Social Justice & disabled welfare, Government of madhya pradesh

mr alok Kumar pandey, Collector & district magistrate - revenue department, Collector Office, Junagadh

mr amit deshmukh, principal technical Officer, Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC)

mr anil X, excise Commissioner, Kerala State excise department

dr anindita Sengupta, assistant professor of economics, Hoogly women’s College, west bengal

dr archana Sinha, Head & Fellow, department of rural and Urban studies, new delhi

mr ashish Upadhyay, OSd cum Commissioner, directorate of treasuries & accounts, Government of madhya pradesh

mr ashok rane, assistant Commissioner of excise, excise department, Government of Goa

mr atanu majumdar, Senior Joint Commissioner- directorate of Commercial taxes, directorate of Commercial taxes, Government of west bengal

mr deepak bansal, aSIO & Sr. technical director, Finance department, Government of Haryana

mr dharmpal Sharma, deputy Commissioner, Commercial tax department, Government of madhya pradesh

mr I d Variyani, Scientist d, national Informatics Centre, rajasthan State Centre

mr Jagmohan, additional Central pF Commissioner, employees provident Fund Organisation

mr K b Jhaveri, Joint Commissioner of Commercial tax, Government of Gujarat

mr m G ajayan, General manager, Canara bank (pSU)

mrs nandini Ghosh, Joint Commissioner - Finance department, directorate of Commercial taxes, Government of west bengal

ms neelam Gupta, Joint Commissioner- Commercial taxes , department of Commercial taxes, Jharkhand

mr r thangaraj, principal Systems analyst, directorate of accounts, Government of Goa

dr S maria dason, ph.d, Head of programme - SSdnr (nGO, new delhi)

mr Satyender Kumar, Sr. technical director, national Informatics Centre Uttarakhand

mr t prabhakar reddy, director, VbIlSGrC, Udaipur

mr Vinay Shankar pandey, Commissioner- excise, Government of Uttarakhand

dr Vinay t G, deputy Commissioner- revenue & Finance, Corporation of Chennai

mr Yashwant Kumar, Systems analyst, Finance department, Government of Jharkhand



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22nd SeptembeR 2015 mAple HAll, IndIA HAbItAt CentRe, new delHI

HeAltH, eduCAtIon & SKIll deVelopment

14:00-14:10 Introductory Remarks: mr rajesh tacho, minister - Health & Family welfare, Government of arunachal pradesh

moderated by: dr deepak b phatak, IIt-b, mumbai & director, Skoch development Foundation

14:10-15:10 panelist Comments dr a Santhosh mathew, Joint Secretary (Skills), ddU-GKY, ministry of rural development

mr a J Shah, Chairman, Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary education board

mr ambarish datta, managing director, bSe Institute

mr atul bhatnagar, Chief Operating Officer, national Skill development Corporation

mr bhaskar Jyoti Sarma, CeO, Odisha Computer application Centre

mr r K bajaj, Fellow, Skoch development Foundation

microsoft

amd

15:10-16:30 Roundtable discussion of all participants and the panelists 16:30 - 17:00 tea break and exhibition


dISCuSSIon FRAmewoRKpillar 8 of digital India proposes to train in the next 5 years one crore students from smaller towns and villages for It sector jobs, and 500,000 rural youth in telecom services, followed with training of 300,000 agents for delivery of It services in two years. by 2019 Indians will be digitally empowered through universal access to digital infrastructure as well as various government services through mobile and other modern devices, enabling full participation in the knowledge economy. digital literacy gives individuals the skills they need to make use of new education options like mOOCs; mobile distance learning, micro learning, Online learning Communities, Gamification, data analytics and so on. e-healthcare forms part of the digital India Initiative but able execution in the healthcare sector will require enabling infrastructure to maximize the benefits. there are governance issues across these sectors.


1. there is no well-defined governance framework for any of these three sectors – health, education and skill development. How the governance and administrative structure be changed to achieve far more efficiency in all these areas?

2. Some of the most robust and scalable online learning delivery, content management and portal systems are - moodle, Canvas, Chamilo, the edx platform. How do we leverage these technology based platforms and learning management systems?

3. How can universal access to education and health be achieved?



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dr abhay wagh, director, maharashtra State board of technical education, mumbai, maharashtra

mr akhilesh mittal, Joint director It, rajasthan public Service Commission

mr anil parashar, Centre Head, Society for promotion of It in Chandigarh (SpIC)

mr Chetan r mehta, assistant Commissioner, Food and drug Control administration, Government of Gujarat

mr d K Jain, director,C-daC mohali

mr daljeet rana, Scientist -C, education department and nIC Hiamchal pradesh

mr Jatinder Singh, Secretary, pHd Chamber of Commerce and Industry, new delhi

dr K K thassu, director Health Services, department of public Health & Family welfare, Government of madhya pradesh

ms Kalpana Srivastava, Commissioner, directorate of women empowerment, Government of madhya pradesh

mr m G Chandra Sekhar, Scientist- C, national Informatics Centre, andhra pradesh State Centre

mr m Sibi Chakkravarthy, director, mpCVet, Government of madhya pradesh

mr manoj kumar mishra, economic Officer, planning Commission, Kolkata

dr moji Jini, director of Health Services cum executive director apCmUHIS, department of Health & Family welfare, Government of arunachal pradesh

mr mukesh Kumar, State project director, Gujarat Council of elementary education, Sarva Shiksha abhiyan

mr nagarajan m, district development Officer, Health branch, Sabarkantha

mr naveen Jain, Special Secretary, national Health mission, department of Health, medical and Fw, Government of rajasthan

mr Onkar Singh meena, Secretary - medical Services, department of Health & Family welfare, Government of west bengal

mr p narahari, Collector- Indore, district administration Indore

mr p Sudhakar, Chairman & managing director, electronics Corporation of India ltd

mr partha pratim dasgupta, assistant director, Child development and women development & Social welfare department, Government of west bengal

ms richa misra, director, department of Child development, women development & Social welfare Government of west bengal

dr Sandhya bhullar, director, directorate of employment and training, Government of Gujarat

mr Shobhit Koshta, deputy drug Controller, department of Food & drug administration, Government of madhya pradesh

mr Sidhart Jain, district Collector, Chittoor & Chairman, Sarva Shiksha abhiyan, Chittoor, Government of andhra pradesh



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08:30-09:00 Group photo of Order-of-Merit Awardees

09:00-09:30 Tea and Exhibition

09:30-09:35 Welcome and Opening Remarks: Mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CAII; Dr Deepak B Phatak, IIT-B, Mumbai & Director, Skoch Development Foundation

09:35-09:50 Keynote: Mr Ashok Chawla, Chairman, Competition Commission of India

09:50-10:05 Mr Ram Sewak Sharma, Chairman, TRAI

10:05-10:15 Mr Neeraj Gill, General Manager - Public Sector, Microsoft Corporation (India)

10:15-10:25 Mr Suparno Banerjee, VP & Global Head, Public Sector Programmes, HP

10:25-10:40 Dr Ajay Kumar, Additional Secretary, DeitY

10:40-10:45 Mr J K Gupta, Chief Financial Officer, CMC Ltd.

10:45-10:50 Concluding Remarks: Dr M Ramachandran, Distinguished Fellow, Skoch Development Foundation & Former Secretary, Urban Development, Government of India

10:50-11:30 Tea, Exhibition and Final Voting for Awards by the Delegates

Presents

23rd SEPTEMBER 2015STEIN AUDITORIUMINDIA HABITAT CENTRE, NEW DELHI

11:30-12:30

Power Panel 1

Reforms Agenda

Chair: Mr Rajesh Tacho, Hon’ble Health Minister, Government of Arunachal Pradesh

Moderator: Mr Sameer Kochhar, Chairman, Skoch Group and Founder & Secretary General, CAII

Dr Abhay Wagh, Director, Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education

Mr Bhupeshwar Dayal, Officer on Special Duty (OSD) to CM, Haryana

Mr K C Gupta, Commissioner - Labour, Government of Madhya Pradesh

Mr Kaustubh Dhavse, Officer on Special Duty (OSD) to CM, Maharashtra

Mr Rajiv Gauba, Chief Secretary, Government of Jharkhand



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12:30-13:30

14:30-15:30

power panel 3

pension & Social Security Reforms

power panel 2

digital India & Service delivery

moderator: dr deepak b phatak, IIt-b, mumbai & director, Skoch development Foundation

mr anand madia, Secretary of State - eGovernance, Government of Sikkim

mr brijesh Singh, Spl IG SCrb CId mS pune

mr p H Kurien, principal Secretary - Information technology, Industries & Commerce, Government of Kerala

mr Onkar Singh meena, Secretary - medical Services, west bengal

mr p K Jena, principal Secretary, It, Odisha

dr ramaswami n, Inspector General of registration and Controller of Stamps, maharashtra

13:30-14:30 lunch break

Chair: mr Hemant Contractor Chairman, pFrda

mr Kersi tavadia, Chief Information Officer, bSe

mr Krishan Kumar Jalan, Central pF Commissioner, epFO

mr rajesh aggarwal, Joint Secretary-banking, ministry of Finance

mr Sunil Kumar Kohli, addl Controller General of defence accounts, ministry of defence

15:30-16:00 tea and exhibition



AWARDS 2015

16:00-16:10 drums of transformation by OdC

16:10-17:45 Skoch Smart Governance awards

17:45-18:00 Group photo of awardees

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Smart Governance PracticeSS. no. exhibitors State

1 abm Knowledgeware ltd.2 Surat municipal Corporation Gujarat3 raipur development authority Chhattisgarh4 Kerala water authority Kerala5 thane municipal Corporation maharashtra6 thane municipal Corporation maharashtra7 ahmedabad municipal Corporation Gujarat8 department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan rajasthan9 department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan rajasthan

9a department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan rajasthan9b department of Information technology & Communication, Government of rajasthan rajasthan10 national Health mission, Government of rajasthan rajasthan11 Centre for e-Governance, Government of Karnataka Karnataka12 Kerala State It mission, department of Information technology, Government of Kerala Kerala13 atomic energy regulatory board Centre14 Sarva Shiksha abhiyan, Government of andhra pradesh andhra pradesh15 Information technology, electronics & Communications department, Government of

andhra pradeshandhra pradesh

16 Information technology, electronics & Communications department, Government of andhra pradesh

andhra pradesh

17 national Informatics Centre , andhra pradesh State Centre andhra pradesh18 Suvidhaa Infoserve pvt ltd19 deen dayal Upadhyaya - Grameen Kaushalya Yojana, ministry of rural development Centre20 nanded waghala City municipal Corporation maharashtra21 Up State road transport Corporation (UpSrtC) Uttar pradesh22 Uttarakhand transport Corporation Uttarakhand23 Karnataka State road transport Corporation Karnataka24 department of Food & drug administration, Government of madhya pradesh madhya pradesh25 department of public Health & Family welfare, Government of madhya pradesh madhya pradesh26 directorate of women empowerment, Government of madhya pradesh madhya pradesh27 labour department, Government of madhya pradesh madhya pradesh28 department of Cooperation, Government of madhya pradesh madhya pradesh29 department of Health & Family welfare, Government of west bengal west bengal

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30 department of Health & Family welfare, Government of west bengal west bengal31 Child development, women development & Social welfare department

Government of west bengalwest bengal

32 district administration malda west bengal33 district administration burdwan west bengal34 mSme&t department, Government of west bengal west bengal35 directorate of profession taxes, Government of west bengal west bengal36 Institutional Strengthening of Gram panchayat (ISGp) project, panchayat & rural

development department, Government of west bengalwest bengal

37 Institutional Strengthening of Gram panchayat (ISGp) project, panchayat & rural development department, Government of west bengal

west bengal

38 Institutional Strengthening of Gram panchayat (ISGp) project, panchayat & rural development department, Government of west bengal

west bengal

39 Finance department, Government of west bengal west bengal40 directorate of employment and training, Government of Gujarat Gujarat41 Health branch, Sabarkantha Gujarat42 Kurnool municipal Corporation andhra pradesh43 aCC Cements and madukkaraj panchayat tamil nadu44 Coimbatore City municipal Corporation tamil nadu45 municipal Corporation of Gorakhpur Uttar pradesh46 Vadodara municipal Corporation Gujarat47 bhubaneswar municipal Corporation Odisha48 department of electronics & It, Government of Odisha Odisha49 municipal Corporation Sahibzada ajit Singh nagar (punjab) punjab50 tiruchirappalli City municipal Corporation tamil nadu51 electronics Corporation of India ltd telengana52 tamil nadu minerals limited tamil nadu53 the Kolkata municipal Corporation west bengal54 pune municipal Corporation maharashtra55 pune municipal Corporation maharashtra56 Centre for development of advanced Computing (CdaC), maharashtra maharashtra57 national Informatics Centre, pune maharashtra58 national Informatics Centre, pune maharashtra59 national Informatics Centre, meghalaya meghalaya60 department of planning, Government of meghalaya meghalaya61 department of Health & Family welfare, Government of arunachal pradesh arunachal pradesh62 department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer affairs, Government of Himachal

pradeshHimachal pradesh

63 Jharkhand State watershed mission Under rural development department, Government of Jharkhand

Jharkhand

64 reserved65 reserved66 Haryana tourism Corporation, Government of Haryana Haryana67 national Informatics Centre, Uttarakhand Uttarakhand68 district administration Krishna andhra pradesh

YeS banK limited

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24th September 2015 | SHRIRAM HALLPHD House, 4/2 Siri Institutional Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi

Evaluation Committee:

Dr Gursharan Dhanjal, Editor & CEO, Skoch Group Dr K Subramanian, Founder Director & Professor, Advanced Center for Informatics & Innovative Learning, IGNOU Mr Nirmal Bansal, Fellow, Skoch Development Foundation

time (hrs) presenter paper title

08:30 - 09:00 Registration And tea

09:00 - 09:30 opening Remarks by dr Gursharan dhanjal, editor & Ceo, Skoch Group

09:30 - 09:50 dr archana Sinha, Head & Fellow, department of rural and Urban studies, new delhi

empirical evidences of Social transformation of rural poor in Six States: towards transformative Governance through mGnreGS

09:50 - 10:10 mr Jatinder Singh, Secretary, pHd Chamber of Commerce and Industry, new delhi

Skilling India for Global Competitiveness

10:10 - 10:30 mr manoj kumar mishra, economic Officer, planning Commission, Kolkata

a evaluation of novodaya Vidyalayas

10:30 - 10:50 dr debatra K dey, assistant professor in economics, Srikrishna College, west bengal

Is rural Governance Failing? reflections from west bengal

11:00 - 11:20 tea break

11:20 - 11:40 mr a murali m. rao, Joint director- Computer division, IGnOU, new delhi

role of Cloud and mobile Services for effective Implementation of e-Governance in India

11:40 - 12:00 ms akansha Kumari, deputy manager (energy), energy management Cell, GSFC, Vadodra

Indian agriculture Sector-Unlocking the potential (reforms)

12:00 - 12:20 ms debika Goswami, program leader, Sehgal Foundation

Chief minister's window in Haryana: Innovative tool to address Citizens’ Grievances

12:20 - 12:40 dr S maria dason, ph.d, Head of programme - SSdnr (nGO, new delhi)

mainstreaming the marginalized Youth through Skill development programme - an analysis in India

12:40 - 13:00 dr Jagdip m Jhala, dy. manager, Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals ltd., baroda

Sustainable revenue generation through use of low-cost plastic models and by using cattle / farm waste in producing green leafy vegetables, cooking gas and wormi-compost, by involving rural women.

13:15 - 13:45 lunch

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time (hrs) presenter paper title

13:45 - 14:05 mr Jayesh majumdar, Chief ( proj - wSF), Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals ltd, baroda

public procurement

14:05 - 14:25 mr t prabhakar reddy, director, VbIlSGrC, Udaipur

transformative Governance and Social Sector expenditures; a policy Study

14:25 - 14:45 mr pradip Kumar nath, assistant professor, nIrdpr, hyderabad & ms Hemprabha Chauhan

Impact of IaY on minorities - a study of 10 districts

14:45 - 15:05 dr anindita Sengupta, assistant professor of economics, Hoogly women’s College, west bengal

regional disparity of Social Sector expenditure in India during the post-reform period

15:15 - 15:35 tea break

15:35 - 15:55 mr nitin J limabasiya, materials Officer, GSFC, Gujarat & mr tushar r pandya, electrical engineer, GSFC, Gujarat

reforms in Grieval redressal mechanism through intelligent governance

15:55 - 16:15 dr ramakarishnan ramachandran, Chief Consultant and Independent researcher, Classic Consultants, Salem

Smes –the Smart enterprises

16:15 - 16:35 dr bijay kumar Swain, professor & Head, nIrd, Hyderabad

rejuvenating Indian economy through Skill development programmes

16:35 - 16:55 dr Sanjay tiwari, assistant professor, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and technology

reforming rural non-Farm economy of India through transformative Governance

16:55 - 17:15 mr Khirod Chandra nath, Senior manager (Safety & Fire) Gujarat State Fertlizers and Chemicals ltd.

Industrial water and waste management in India

17:15 - 17:35 mr manoj prakash, additional state informatics officer, nIC, rajasthan & mr tarun toshniwal, Scientist F, nIC, rajasthan

an e-Governance Initiative “ImpaCt” towards “Save the girl Child” Campaign in rajasthan

17:35 - 17:45 Conclusions & Group photographs

Restricted entry: A specific invite for the session is required

24th September 2015 | SHRIRAM HALLPHD House, 4/2 Siri Institutional Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi

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INCLUSION

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