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Tata Info's stamp paper kiosks

BANGALORE DEC. 20. Even as the Telgi stamp paper scam continues to hog the limelight, Tata Infotech has come out with what it called a highly secure stamp paper printing kiosk. The company is said to have already bagged a major order from State Bank of Mysore to set up such kiosks in Karnataka.

These self-served kiosks will feature automated printing of non-judicial stamp papers, dynamic calculation of applicable bank charges, payment through currency notes/coins/electronic credit and multiple papers/copies through single data entry.

— Our Staff Reporter

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