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Glimpses of Excellence |
| The Dataquest e-Gov Summit saw the participation of distinguished guests, from bureaucrats to technocrats to the common man, participating in panel discussions, making presentations and winning awards. Heres a look at some of them |
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| Friday, March 21, 2008 |
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(L-R) N Sivaselam, MD, KSBCL; Sophia Dahiya from
the Ministry of Fertilizers; BV Selvaraj, administrator, UT of Lakshadweep;
Ibrahim Ahmad, group editor, CyberMedia; Dr C Chandramouli, IT secretary,
Tamil Nadu; A Murali, director, NREGS, AP; and Ashwini Aggarwal of HP |
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| Quest
for Excellence: Lakshadweep marches ahead as BV Selvaraj releases
the book on e-gov initiatives of the union territory along with Cybermedias
Ibrahim Ahmad |
N Sivaselam, Sophia Dahiya, and
IT secretary of Kerala Ajay Kumar in an intense discussion |
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Power
to the Common Man (or Woman):
Mari, a farmer lady from Boganapalli village in Krishnagiri district handing
the Best e-Governed State in the Southern region (Tamil Nadu) award to Dr C
Chandramouli |
Woman
on Top: Sophia Dahiya makes her point |
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A Star-studded Panel:
(L-R) Hansraj Verma, special secretary, Planning Board, Tamil
Nadu; Suresh Chanda, IT secretary, Andhra Pradesh; C Umashankar, MD, Elcot;
Naveen Agarwal, executive director, KPMG; Ajith Brahmanandan, SIO,
Lakshadweep; MR Rajagopalan, executive director, CDAC, Chennai; and PK
Gopalakrishnan of Wipro |
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Recognition for Lakshadweep: BV Selvar and Ajit Brahmanandan
jointly selected Champions from South |
AP IT secretary, Suresh Chanda,
expounds on how Andhra Pradesh has stolen a march in the e-gov race |
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Something to Ponder: IT secretary Chanda, Umashankar of Elcot,
and Agarwal of KPMG in a panel discussion |
Token of appreciation for the
chief guest |
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Its not just in
Numbers: The Kolkata panel shone in quality tool (L-R) Hindole
Datta, DPRDO, Bardhaman district, West Bengal; Gunjan Sahni of HP; Cauvery
Barkakati, circle officer, Tezpur, Assam; Dhrupad Mathur of DIT; Naveen
Prakash, special secretary, IT, West Bengal; Ashis Sanyal, senior director,
DIT; Ibrahim Ahmad, group editor, CyberMedia; RS Sharma, principal
secretary, Jharkhand; SK Panda, principal secretary, Tripura; Aloke
Bhattacharya, executive director, WEBEL; Shubhodeep Bhattacharya, country
manager, Procurve; and MK Yadava, MD of Amtron |
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| Lighting the lamp |
Debesh Das, IT minister of West
Bengal and chief guest elucidates on how automation can help in the
inclusive growth for the country |
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Another ensemble of
luminaries: CVK Maruti Rao of NIC Orissa; PK Sinha, MD of Astric
Computers; NK Prasad of NIC Bihar; Sunil Barnwal, IG Prisons, Jharkhand;
Rahul Mallick of KPMG; Ashis Sanyal of DIT; MK Yadava of Amtron; Syamal
Bhattacharya of TCS; PK Gopalakrishnan of Wipro; and Debabratta, CDAC |
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Stalwarts in full attention: Ashis Sanyal and Aloke Bhattacharya |
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