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e-Citizen Interface

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   Human resource development shall occupy highest priority with the State Government. The HRD
   upgradation will be with the twin objectives of providing necessary manpower to the IT sector for
   its growth and to improve the employability of the residents in IT.

1.

IT literacy in Government schools and colleges shall occupy high priority. Enhancement of IT literacy shall be carried out jointly by Hartron and Education Department in association with the private sector. The phased plan for IT literacy shall be implemented by the year 2003. The basic courses shall be so designed as to provide ready employment opportunities in low end IT enabled services.

2.

IT module in engineering and non-engineering degree and diploma courses shall be introduced.

3.

The Government shall encourage setting up internet clubs for students in all educational institutions.

4.

The output of students in IT in technical institutions shall be tripled in the next three years to meet the growing market demand.

5.

Promotion of Distance Education - In order to enable access of Centres of Learning to students 'Anywhere, Anytime', initiative will be taken for promotion of distance education using electronic class rooms. Universities, other educational institutions, vocational training and technical education centres will be encouraged to create infrastructure throughout the state to achieve this objective. Private sector contribution and other feasible sources of investment including local initiative shall also be encouraged.

6.

Networking of Centres of Learning - The State Government shall promote networking of all the universities and other centres of research and learning. The HARNET shall be made freely available  for this initiative.

7.

For making the e-citizen interface successful, citizens will be trained in information retrieval and transmission.

   Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT)

The State Govt. has approached the Government of India for setting up of Indian Institute of Information Technology in the State. The Government is committed to provide necessary support like adequate land and other infrastructure for setting up IIIT in the Government sector.

The State Govt. shall also encourage setting up of Advanced Institutes of Information Technology and specialised schools of  Information Technology by private promoters as Centres of excellence in IT. Such Institutes shall be developed for providing high-end education in Information Technology, research and development and shall be ultimately developed as a deemed Universities.

The Government shall also encourage setting up of Institutes in the private sector for development of IT professionals and for upgradation of skills of high-end IT professionals answering the needs of IT industry.


Certification / accreditations to IT professional shall be granted by the Secretariate for Information Technology (SIT) in association with private sector. A separate academic wing shall be established in SIT for this purpose.