Break the migration of people from e-office..!?
Revenue minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed the officials that the e-office system should be implemented in the taluk office as soon as possible in order to speed up the work of the public. Revenue minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed the officials that the e-office system should be implemented in the taluk office as soon as possible in order to speed up the work of the public. The minister visited the taluk office of the town, inspected the working behavior of the staff of the revenue branch, despatch section and central records section and got information about the implementation of e-office software and gave necessary instructions.
He expressed his displeasure to see that manual files are still being disposed of in Hosadurga, although he has already instructed to adopt e-office system in all taluk offices across the state. Then he went to the record rooms and saw the documents tied up and instructed the Tehsildar to scan all the documents and digitize them immediately. The Sub-Registrar noticed that the mutations were coming in manual files from the Sub-Registrar's office and warned him to ensure that no more manual files were sent.
Minister's Advice for Digitization: The state government has introduced a web application called e-office to conduct paperless transactions in all government offices. This will help to transform the public office into a transparent, people-friendly office with paperless transactions. It used to take a lot of time to clear the applications submitted by the public. Farmers and public used to wander to the office for application disposal. He said that the e-office system will break this. He said that the files in the taluk offices were damaged, so scanning them would facilitate the public to give their documents in the coming days. "Before this, I visited the Nadakacheri center in Hobli and collected information about the problems there. We are a pro-people government and our aim is to do things for the people as soon as possible," he said. To the media's question that the newly constructed taluk office building in the town is on top of a hill, it will cause inconvenience to the common people. Officials including mla BG Govindappa, district Collector divya Prabhu, Tehsildar tirupati were present on this occasion.
He expressed his displeasure to see that manual files are still being disposed of in Hosadurga, although he has already instructed to adopt e-office system in all taluk offices across the state. Then he went to the record rooms and saw the documents tied up and instructed the Tehsildar to scan all the documents and digitize them immediately. The Sub-Registrar noticed that the mutations were coming in manual files from the Sub-Registrar's office and warned him to ensure that no more manual files were sent.
Minister's Advice for Digitization: The state government has introduced a web application called e-office to conduct paperless transactions in all government offices. This will help to transform the public office into a transparent, people-friendly office with paperless transactions. It used to take a lot of time to clear the applications submitted by the public. Farmers and public used to wander to the office for application disposal. He said that the e-office system will break this. He said that the files in the taluk offices were damaged, so scanning them would facilitate the public to give their documents in the coming days. "Before this, I visited the Nadakacheri center in Hobli and collected information about the problems there. We are a pro-people government and our aim is to do things for the people as soon as possible," he said. To the media's question that the newly constructed taluk office building in the town is on top of a hill, it will cause inconvenience to the common people. Officials including mla BG Govindappa, district Collector divya Prabhu, Tehsildar tirupati were present on this occasion.