Use of Information Technology in Governance in respect of Smart cities
Keywords:
Community computer, Information society, Information and communication technologies, National teledensity, Poverty alleviation, Realms of human endeavor, Rural communities, Sustainable developmentAbstract
Information communication technology is the essence of life, business, and good governance. Present article analyze the impact of the ICT for empowering the rural masses in an Indian perspective, this theme throw the light on the analytical and various impactal study and limitation deserving for the good living of a common man, The Main project and services rendered by the Government and private players has been analyze with details.
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2018-12-22
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