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Goa to launch e-governance project

PANAJI: The Goa Government, in association with its partner 3Gi (an internet solution provider company), is poised to embark on an e-governance project by making operational 10 citizens’ service centres (CSCs) across the State by December.

The CSCs, being set up on public-private partnership, will provide around 15 government services online from departments which have maximum interface with the public, Chief Secretary J.P. Singh said on Tuesday. The plan is to inaugurate them on December 19 which is Goa Liberation Day. In the next phase of expansion, village panchayats will be connected through broadband connectivity by March next.

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