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India’s education sector today faces multiple challenges of access, equity and quality.Coming to the aspect of quality, infrastructure and faculty are two major concerns that need to be focused on. We are roping in as many colleges as possible under the ambit of the University Grants Commission (UGC) to upgrade their quality. The UGC and AICTE are also pursuing various measures to lure fresh graduates into research and teaching profession. The government alone cannot address all these challenges. The private sector needs to play a proactive role to supplement the efforts of the government. A PPP model is to be developed with the active participation of stakeholders at the central and state level.

I am also happy to know that the publishers of digital LEARNING magazine are organising the eINDIA 2009 on 25-27 August 2009 at HICC, Hyderabad. I congratulate the organisers on this endeavour. I am pleased to know that my Ministry is actively participating and supporting this path-breaking event. I wish this event a great success.

(D PURANDESWARI) Minister of State for Higher Education Ministry of Human Resource and Development Government of India

Foreword

R Chandrasekhar

Secretary

DIT, Ministry of Communication & IT

Government of India

Subhas Khuntia

Joint Secretary

Ministry of HRD, Government of India

eGovernance is as an initiative in administrative reforms and a tool for citizens empowerment. A platform for knowledge sharing is as necessary as the need for constant innovation in technology and business processes. It is in the interest of every one that the departments doing exceptionally well in eGovernance do not become the isolated islands of success and let its experience and knowledge be shared by all.Also, there is lack of a platform where the information on the ICT projects implementation and sustenance from every corner of the country is collated and presented to the masses. The eINDIA conference is extremely well chosen in terms of domain. I look forward to effective knowlwedge and expertise sharing among the participants and all stakeholders.

The twenty-fi rst century is a century of knowledge economy. ICT skills will contribute signifi cantly to creation, dissemination, and application of knowledge in all spheres of life. To put in place a system which should enable this, there is a need for successful collaboration among Central Government, State Governments, academic institutions, industry, and civil society. In this context, the eINDIA conference focusing on several key themes will be a valuable source of input to the Government and other stakeholders.

Minister’s Message

IntroductIon

eINDIA 2009, a three-day international conference and exhibition, is a unique platform for knowledge sharing in different domains of ICT for development. It facilitates multi-stakeholder partnerships and networking among governments, industry, academia and civil society organisations of different countries, including the host country- India. The objective is to bring together ICT experts, practitioners, business leaders and stakeholders of the region, onto one platform, through keynote addresses, paper presentations, thematic workshops and exhibitions. In short, the event provides an excellent opportunity for participants to interact with a diverse development community.

eINDIA 2009, through its five seminal tracks, will focus on the emerging application domains of ICT for Development - e-Government, ICT in Education, ICT and Agriculture, ICT enabled Health services and mobile applications and services for development. The five conferences are namely:

egovdigital learningeHealth Indian Telecentre ForumeAgriculture

The above mentioned thematic tracks allows people and organisations working in various domains of ICTD to engage in experience sharing and thereby build an understanding of convergent issues in development. The conglomeration of

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experts from India and other countries ensures forging of new partnerships and collaborations.

The eINDIA forum has always provided a stimulating and invigorating environment, starting from eINDIA 2005 to eINDIA 2008, allowing different stakeholders to learn from peers and experts representing different sectors. eINDIA 2008 was co-organised by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of India; Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India; Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India and UN GAID. It also received overwhelming support from key ministries namely the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj. It saw 320 speakers across 7 thematic tracks and a participation of around 1500 delegates from more than 35 countries.

The Forum has also been extended to other Asian countries. eASIA 2008 organised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; eASIA 2007 in Putrajaya, Malaysia and eASIA 2006 in Bangkok, Thailand, witnessed interactive sessions with an interesting mix of participants leading to knowledge exchange, collaborations and refinement of perspectives.

Along with the seminal conferences, eINDIA 2009 will also host an exhibition for some of the latest e-Solutions, services, initiatives and case studies from across India and beyond. Over 100 exhibitors from professional service providers, technology vendors, consulting firms, government agencies, national and international development organisations will participate in the exhibition.

25 - 27 August 2009

Hyderabad International Convention Centre, India

India's Largest ICT Event

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For sponsorship and exhibition enquiry, contact: Gautam Navin (+91-9818125257), email: gautam@egovonline.net, Debabrata Ray (+91-9899650692) email: debabrata@egovonline.net

eINDIA 2009 TRACKS

Organisers Co-Organiser Government Partners Host State Partner

knowledge for change

Department of Information TechnologyMinistry of Communications & IT

Government of India

Registration Counter Co-Sponsor

empowering education... enabling careers

egov Track Co-Host

Department of Administrative

Reforms & Public Grievances

Ministry of Personnel, PG & Grievances

Government of India

State Government Partners

Platinum Sponsors Lanyard Sponsor Pearl SponsorGold Sponsor

Sachin PilotMinister of State

for Communications & ITMinistry of Communication & IT

Government of India

Riveting Talks by Charismatic Thought Leaders of the Indian ICT Community and Beyond!

B K ChaturvediMember, Planning Commission

Government of India

Sam CarisonLead Education Specialist,

World Bank

D PurandeswariMinister of State

for Higher EducationMinistry of Human Resource

and DevelopmentGovernment of India

R ChandrashekharSecretary

Department of IT, Ministry of Communications & IT

Government of India

Subash C KhuntiaJoint SecretaryMinistry of HRD

Government of India

Debash DasIT Minister

Government of West Bengal

Shankar AggarwalJoint SecretaryDIT, Ministry of

Communications & ITGovernment of India

N Ravi ShankarJoint Secretary

e-Learning Group, DITMinistry of Communications& IT, Government of India

Dr Rajashekharan PillaiVice Chancellor

Indra Gandhi National OpenUniversity (GNOU)

Charies ClarkeMP for Norwich South

United Kingdom

Ajay Mishra Principal Secretary

Department of HomeGovernment of

Andhra Pradesh

S AbbasiSecretary, Power

Government of Assam

Kapil MohanDirector

Ministry of PowerGovernment of India

R S SharmaCEO

Unique Indentity Authority ofIndia (UIAD)

Government of India

Sanjay Jaju, Commissioner,

Consumer Affairs, Department of Food and

PD Civil Supplies, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Vivek BharadwajSpecial Secretary

Department of UrbanDevelopment

Government of West Bengal

G Narendra KumarSecretary

Department of Higher &Technical EducationGovernment of Delhi

J SatyanarayanaPrincipal Secretary

Health, Medical and FamilyWelfare Department

Government of Andhra Pradesh

A BabuCEO

Arogyasree Health Care Trust,Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Sharda PrasadDirector General

Ministry of Labour WelfareGovernment of India

SiddharthSecretary IT,

Government of West Bengal

Narenderajit SinghSecretary IT,

& MD PUNSUPGovernment of Punjab

Aman Kumar SinghSecretary IT & CEO,

CHIPSGovernment of Chattisgarh

V K BhaskarSecretary IT,

Government of Assam

Neeta VermaSr Technical Director,

National Informatics CentreMinistry of Communications & IT

Government of India

DP WahlangSpecial Secretary IT,

Government of Meghalaya

PWC DavidarPrincipal Secretary IT,

Government of Tamil Nadu

Chndra PrakashPrincipal Secretary IT,

Government of UP

Abhishek SinghDirector

Department of IT, Ministry of Communications & IT

Government of India

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IntroductIon

The new congress-led United Progressive Alliance government is back with a fresh mandate and a renewed vigour. An area of major focus for the Government would be reform of governance for effective delivery of public services. Reform of structures using ICT in the higher echelons of government, increased decentralisation, process reform and public accountability would be key areas for focused action which will take e-Governance to the next level. Government has already announced an ambitious Unique Identity Card, expected to create at least 100,000 additional jobs in the country in the next three years apart from offering domestic IT companies business opportunity.

Government has reiterated its commitment towards an inclusive society and economy by consolidating the ongoing flagship programmes through improved governance. Also, Bharat Nirman, which sought to bring basic infrastructure to rural areas, will be scaled up to second phase with enhanced targets like, rural telecommunication at 40% of rural teledensity, expanding broadband coverage to every panchayat, repositioning CSC’s as Bharat Nirman Common Service Centres, etc.

egov India 2009 will provide a platform for all stakeholders- policy makers, practitioners, industry leaders, academicians and architects of e-Governance projects- to discuss the achievements, challenges, and lessons learned in implementing e-Governance in India.

Key SeSSIonS

• Achieving High Impact e-Government• Enterprise Approach for e-Governance – Providing a

Paradigm Shift• Public Safety and Disaster Management• Network Security• ICT Infrastructure and Data Centre• Data Unification and Information Management• Role of IT in Power Sector• Urban Governance and Infrastructure

target audIence

• Heads of e-Government- CIOs, CTOs and IT Directors and Managers

• Integration and Development Managers• Public Administrators• Architects of e-Government Projects• IT Solution Providers• Policy Makers in Security Sector• Heads of Security Agencies• CSOs, IS Directors, Data Security Engineers• Security Analysts, Experts and Specialists• Engineers and Scientists in Security Sector• Manufacturers, Distributors and Companies engaged in

providing Security and Defense Solutions• Top Government Functionaries in Power Sector• Public Sector Units• State Electricity Boards, Regulators• Senior Executives of Power Sector and various Utilities as

Manufacturers and Consultants

Key SpeaKerS & panelIStS

• Dr. Debesh Das, Hon’ble Minister, DIT, GoWB• S R Rao, Addl Secretary (IT), DoIT, MCIT, Govt. of India• R S Sharma, UIDA,GovernmentofIndia• Sameer Sharma, Secretary (IT), Govt. of Andhra Pradesh• Shankar Aggarwal, Jt. Secretary (IT), DoIT, MCIT, GoI• Siddharth, Principal Secretary (IT), Govt. of West Bengal• A P Singh, DDG (Technology), Department of Post, GoI• Sanjay Jaju, Commissioner, Dept. of Food, Civil, Supplies &

Consumer Affairs, Government of Andhra Pradesh• Ajay Mishra, Secretary, Dept. of Home Affairs, GoAP• B K Sahu, Director (Personnel), MoHA, Govt. of India• PWC Davidar, Secretary (IT), Government of Tamilnadu• TVParthaSaradhi,Director,Communications,Department

ofIT,GoAP• Abhishek Singh, Director, DIT, Government of India• S Abbasi, Secretary Power, Government of Assam• Vivek Bhardawaj, Special Secretary, Dept. of Urban

Development, Government of West Bengal• Kapil Mohan, Director, Ministry of Power, Govt. of India• D S Srivastava, Secretary (IT), Govt. of Uttar Pradesh• JayantSinha,DGM(IT),UttarPradeshPowerCorp.Ltd.

Some confirmations awaited

Contact Person:Prachi Shirur, Mobile: +91-9871529758Email: prachi@egovonline.net

INTRODUCTION

Digital Learning India 2009 seeks to examine the myriad challenges in the current situation and outline desirable future developments in the fi eld of ICT enabled education. The event marks a shift from just an eLearning programme to a more integrated approach of ICT supported education. Digital Learning India 2009 follows four previous ICT in Education conferences in India and three in Asia; the previous one “Digital Learning INDIA 2008” was held at Pragati Maidan, Delhi in July 2008.

KEY SESSIONS

Keynote sessions • Digital Competencies in the National Education Programmes

& Policies • ICT Applications in Managing Change Conclaves• Conclave of Vice Chancellors of Leading Universities • Conclave of School Principals on ‘On the Edge of

Innovation: Expectations from Industry’

Higher Education Forum 2009• Internalisation of Education & Institutions• Bridging the Skill-gap with Technical Vocational Education• Research & Innovations in ICT and Education • Reforms in ICT-mediated Higher Education• Resource Mobilisation & Partnerships• e-Learning Models & Mechanisms

School Education Forum 2009• Panel Discussion on ‘Education for All Opportunity with

ICTs: Policy Vs Practice’• Professional Development with ICT• Networks and Collaboration on and Beyond Campuses • ICT Best Practices to Next Practices• Cooperation and Collaboration- Managing Multistakeholder

Partnerships • Corporate Social Responsibility: Changing Face of

Technology-mediated Education

Special Sessions• ICTs in Alternate Education: Special session by Indira

Gandhi National Open University Contact Person:Manjushree Reddy, Mobile: +91-9999662910Email: manjushree@digitallearning.in

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Vice-Chancellors, Principals, Directors, Deans & Registrars• School Principals and Administrators, Teachers, Trainers and

Researchers and Students • Policy-makers & Regulators • Senior Staff from Government Departments • International Development Cooperation Agencies and

Education Missions• Programme Managers and Education Administrators • Leaders of Professional Associations, NGOs and Continuing

Education Centres • Human Resources Executives and IT Managers • CEOs, Technology and Service Providers

KEY SPEAKERS• Subhash Khuntia, Joint Secretary, Department of School

Education & Literacy, Government of India • Hon’ble Charles Clarke MP for Norwich South, UK• Sharda Prasad, DG, Ministry of Labour Welfare• Dr V N Rajashekharan Pillai, Vice Chancellor, IGNOU• K C Reddy, Chairman, Council of Higher Education,

Government of Andhra Pradesh• G Narendra Kumar, Secretary, Higher & Technical

Education, Government of Delhi• Vikram Desai, Group Head, DECU, ISRO• Sam Carlson, Lead Education Specialist-India, World Bank• Michael Ward, Education Specialist, DFID• Will Glennon, GCC, Philippines• Shambhu Singh, Commissioner, School Education• Suresh Chanda, Secretary, Secondary Education, Government

of Andhra Pradesh• Ashish Garg, Asia Co-ordinator, Global eSchools &

Communities Initiative• Prof A K Bakhshi, Director, Institute of Life Long Learning,

University of Delhi• Adrian Hall, Okapi Consultancy, UK • Dr. Subashini Suresh, School of Engineering and the Built

Environment, University of Wolverhampton, UK• Prof. Mohammad Akhtar Siddiqui, Chairperson, NCTE• Dr. Md. Habibur Rahman, Bangladesh Open University

Contact Person:Anaam Sharma, Mobile: +91-9910597744anaam@egovonline.net

IntroductIon

Since the Green Revolution, Indian agriculture has been progressing steadily in terms of productivity and growth despite various challenges before it. Modern farming practices and inclusive technologies have been implemented in many parts of rural India to foster rural growth. Wireless communication networks and GIS-based agro-software technology are reaching rural India giving them access to vital and updated information on weather, farming technologies, latest know-how, commodity prices, market trends etc. Despite the usage of advanced ICT tools in many parts of rural India, there are several villages where advanced farming technologies, and interactive communications networks haven’t reached yet. Access to these technologies will help secure livelihood of many farmers and consequently build a stronger nation and economy.

eAgriculture INDIA 2009 calls for deliberations on the unsolved issues and to build environment to take eAgriculture initiative ahead. It amis to explore ways through which current agricultural practices can be made more efficient with the help of latest ICT tools.

The event is conceived as an opportunity to share knowledge and experiences, debate and discuss a way forward to make best use of ICT for an integrated development of agriculture and rural sector. It aims at prime participation of key policy makers, corporate stakeholders, researchers, civil society organisations, ICT professionals, etc. working in the domain of agriculture and allied fields.

focus areas• eAgriculture Policy: Perspective to Practice• Role of ICT in Education, Research and Extension • Capacity Building, Peer to Peer Information Sharing and

Knowledge Management• eAgri-marketing: Backward & Forward Linkages• Insurance, Financial Inclusion and Risk Mitigation Strategies

Using ICTs • Optimum Resource Utilisation towards Sustainable Growth• Practical Software, Hardware and Power Solutions for Rural

Communities • Food Security and ICTs

target audIence

• Policy Planners and Decision-makers• Key Government Officials and Experts • Environmentalists • Members of SHGs & Rural Community Organisations• Community Stakeholders • CEOs/Management Cadre from Agri-Industry • Development Professionals from NGOs Working on

Agricultural and Rural Development • Personnel from Banking & Financial Institutions and

Commodity Exchange Boards • Personnel from Central and State Agriculture Research and

Education Institutions • Researchers, Scholars and Agri-Entrepreneurs

KeY speaKers • Sanjeev Gupta, Joint Secy, IT, Government of India (GoI)• Jiji Thomas, Joint Secy, Extension, GoI• S Sivakumar, Chief Executive, ITC-IBD• Seva Ratan M. Moni, Deputy Director General, NIC• Aruna Sundararajan, CEO, Common Service Centers &

Digital Inclusion Initiatives• Prof.KRSrivathsan,Pro-ViceChancellor,IGNOU• WasanthaDuggannarala,Agri-AmbassadorCICAgri

BusinessCentre,SriLanka• Dr. T P Trivedi, Project Director, ICAR• Dr.VBalaji,HeadKnowledgeManagementand

Sharing,ICRISAT• Michael Riggs, Knowledge and Information Management

Officer, FAO, Rome• Dr. P Murugesaboopathi, Vice Chancellor, Tamil Nadu

Agricultural University• Dr. JH Kulkarni, Vice Chancellor, University of Agricultural

Sciences, Dharwad • K K Gupta, Chief General Manager, NABARD• Naimur Rahman, Director, OneWorld South Asia• K.Rajasekhar, Sr. Technical Director, NIC• Dr. P. Kalaiselvan, Director of Extension Education, Tamil

Nadu Agricultural University, CoimbatoreSome confirmations awaited

INTRODUCTION

Advancement in modern information and communication technologies (ICTs) are revolutionising healthcare systems, by transforming health administration, service delivery and care management. ‘eHEALTH India 2009’ – the most defi nitive Indian event on healthcare, technologies and applications will once again bring together the entire community of health IT professionals, practitioners, end-users and decision-makers to engage over three power-packed days of active conferencing and networking, along with a vibrant exhibition to showcase some of the latest technologies that are on offer.

FOCUS AREAS • National Health IT Infrastructure• Healthcare Reforms through ICT• Hospital Automation & Systems Management• EMR Applications & Medical Informatics• Medical Imaging, RIS & PACS • Shared Services Infrastructure & Hosted Models• Clinical, Bio-Medical & Drug Information Systems• Enterprise Communication Systems & Network Solutions• Evidence-based Medicine through eHealth• Telemedicine & Tele-health• Online and Mobile healthcare• Technology Standards and Interoperability• ICTs in Public Health Delivery

Special Sessions• ‘Hospital CIO Conclave – Mainstreaming IT in Indian

Hospitals’• ‘VC & PE Investors’ Summit – Appraising Investment

Worthiness among Healthcare Providers and Technology Players’

TARGET AUDIENCE

• MDs/CEOs of Leading Healthcare Organisations• Hospital Directors, Medical Superintendents and Chief

Administrators• CIOs/CTOs/GM-IT/Head-IT/Manager-IT• Central & State Health Offi cials & Policy Makers• Technology Vendors & Solution Providers• Industry Analysts & Healthcare Consultants• eHealth Researchers & Academicians

KEY SPEAKERS

Government• Dr. N K Sethi, Adviser-Health, Planning Commission, Government of India• Pravin Srivastava, Director (Stats), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,

Government of India• J. Satyanarayana, Principal Secretary, Department of Health & Family Welfare,

Government of Andhra Pradesh• A Babu, CEO, Arogyasree Health Care Trust, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh• Bhudeb Chakravarti, General Manager, National Institute of Smart Government

& Asst. Secretary, Indian Association for Medical Informatics• Dr. Girdhar J Gyani, Secretary General, Quality Council of India, GoI

International Agencies & Healthcare Associations• Dr. S Arulrhaj, President, Commonwealth Medical Association• Dr. Amuzu Joseph, Adviser - Social Transformation Programmes Division,

Commonwealth Secretariat• Dr. Erna Surjadi, Regional Adviser-Gender, Women and Health, WHO• Dr. Ranjan Dwivedi, National Professional Offi cer (eHealth), WHO• Rajendra Gupta, President, Disease Management Association of India• Dr K Ganapathy, President, Apollo Telemedicine Network Foundation• S G Prasad, Chief of Telemedicine, CARE Foundation, Hyderabad

Hospitals & Healthcare Service Providers• Sangeeta Reddy, Executive Director-Operations, Apollo Hospitals• Dr. Ajit K Nagpal, Chairman-Executive Council, Batra Hospital &

Medical Research Centre, New Delhi & Former Adviser, Ministry of Health, UAE

• Dr. Karanvir Singh, Consultant Surgeon & Head-Medical Informatics, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi

• Dr. Anupam Sibal, Group Medical Director, Apollo Hospitals• U K Ananthapadmanabhan, President, Kovai Medical Centre & Hospital,

Coimbatore• Dr. Dinesh Jain, Medical Informatics Specialist, Max Healthcare• Shrikanth Raman, CIO, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore• Dr Neena Pahuja, CIO, Max Healthcare• Loyyd Nazareth, COO, Wockhardt Hospital, Bangalore• Manish Gupta, CIO, Health Care Global Enterprises• Vishnu Gupta, CIO, Calcutta Medical Research Institute• Shuvankar Pramanick, Head-IT, Asian Institute of Medical Science, Faridabad• Ram Mohan Kasi, Head-IT, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad• Vijayeshwar, GM-IT, Care Hospital, Hyderabad• Dr. V N Jindal, Dean, Goa Medical College & Hospital• Wg. Cdr. (Dr.) Sanjeev Sood, Sr. Medical Offi cer, Station Medical Centre,

Indian Air Force, Jodhpur• Lt. Col. (Dr.) Salil Garg, Command Hospital, Pune• Sqdn. Leader, Mudit Mathur, DSCC, Indian Air Force, Bhopal

Technology & Solution Providers• John Mc Cormick, COO, InterSystems Corporation• Satish Kini, Chief Mentor, 21st Century Health Management Solutions• Subramaniam, Director, Syntax Soft (ezEMRx)• Sandeep Sinha, Dy. Director-Healthcare (South Asia & ME),

Frost & Sullivan• Dr. Rana Mehta, VP-Healthcare Practice, Technopak Advisors

Some confi rmations awaited

Contact Person:Dipanjan Banerjee, Mobile: +91-9968251626Email: dipanjan@ehealthonline.org

INTRODUCTION

Telecentres, known by various names such as information centres, knowledge centres, info-kiosks, common service centres, etc, as they provide services in the areas of health, education, public service delivery, social security services and livelihoods, hold tremendous promise for bridging the digital divide – the key barrier in reaching the twin, but, interrelated goals of achieving socio-economic development and knowledge society.

The telecentre landscape in India is bubbling with new energy after the launch of the national programme to set up 100,000 Common Service Centres. More recently, the government has emphasised that CSCs will be repositioned as a network of panchayat level Bharat Nirman CSCs to provide governance services to the citizens in rural areas. In such a scenario where telecentres have come to occupy increasing importance. Time is appropriate to take stock of the developments. Indian Telecentre Forum 2009, organised by CSDMS, in its fi fth year, is going to do just that by providing an opportunity to telecentre stakeholders, both regional as well as global, to meet and deliberate on the issues facing the telecentre movement, the journey so far, and devise new plans for the future. This consultative forum will also act as a platform to share experiences in order to come up with tangible solutions to the issues raised.

FOCUS AREAS

• A Review of the CSC Programme: A Status Update• Telecentre Movement in India: Issues, Lessons and

Best Practices• Knowledge Sharing among SCAs• Bharat Nirman and other Flagship Programmes of the

Government of India vis-a-vis the Telecentre Movement• Telecentres and Civil Society Organisations• Content, Services, and Connectivity: Taking Stock of the

Indian scenario• Knowledge Sharing Among the Telecentre Stakeholders• Localisation of Content, Services, and Grassroots

Innovation

KEY PARTICIPANTS

• Telecentre Leaders and Telecentre Practitioners• Technology Service Providers• Social Investors• Researchers and Project Implementers• Private Sector Investors• Government Implementers• Funding Agencies• Content Developers and Consultants• Community Mobilisers

KEY SPEAKERS

• Shankar Aggarwal, Jt. Secretary (IT), DoIT, MCIT,

Government of India

• Aruna Sundararajan, CEO, CSC Programme, Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited, Bombay, India

• Ashish Sanyal, Sr Technical Director, Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India

• Basheerhamad Shadrach, Senior Programme Offi cer, telecentre.org

• Ahmed Eisa, Chairman, Gedaraf Digital City, Sudan• D C Mishra, Sr Director, National Informatics Centre, DIT,

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India

• Shashank Ojha, Senior eGov Specialist, World Bank, New Delhi

• Rufi na Fernandes, CEO, NASSCOM Foundation• Dr. Rita Sharma, Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development,

Government of India• Dr. GV Ramaraju, Principal Research Director,

Media Lab Asia• Kamolrat Intaratat, Associate Professor, Sukhothai

Thammathirat Open University, Thailand• Naimur Rahman, Director, One World South Asia• NP Sinha, Secretary, Ministry of Panchyati Raj • Geeta Malhotra, Country Director, Read India

Some confi rmations awaited

Contact Person:Prachi Shirur, Mobile: +91-9871529758Email: prachi@egovonline.net

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