Kohima, November 25 : Altogether, 29 institutions/departments based in different parts of India had been conferred with the prestigious e-North East Award 2011 during 2nd e-North East Award Summit 2011 –cum- North East India Digital Festival held RIELIT under the aegis of the YouthNeT Nagaland, North East Development Foundation, Department of Information Technology, Nagaland and Elysium Tech.
The award consisted of three categories- winner, jury special mention and special mention.
The recipient of the award in the category of “Winner” against the project holder, project/ practice and category included; Department of Planning, Government of Arunachal on “Complete transparency in elections using information & technology; Live telecast of election proceedings over internet” (Citizen services delivery & e-Governance), Naga web Solutions on “Hornbillfestival com (Environment & tourism), Department of health and family welfare, Government of Tripura on “Tripura Vision centre Project (Tele-ophthalmology)” (Health services delivery), C-DAC Hyderabad and CAU Arunachal Pradesh on “Model e-villages in north east India (ICT, Educational & Learning), Dristee Development & Communication Ltd “ Financial services through CSP in the rural area (ICT and finance inclusion), C-DAC Pune on “Aranya- comprehensive Spatial Decision Support system for Bodoland Territorial Areas District (Innovative department /PSU), Centre for microfinance & Livelihood on “Customization and Deployment of stand alone NGO-MIS Application (Innovative ICT/IT Enterprise), C-DAO Kolkata on “IT based computer aided design centre for empowerment of rural weavers /artisans of Sikkim, Mizoram & Manipur (Livelihood & Enterprise).
The awardees under “Jury Special Mention” include- Department of ITC, Government of Nagaland on –“m-Gov project” (Citizen Services delivery and e-Governance), Rural Management & Development Department, Government of Sikkim on “Village Spring Atlas for the conservation of Himalayan springs and adapting to climate change (Environment & Tourism), Directorate of Treasuries & Account, Manipur on “Payment of salary through ECS (Cedit) for government employees of Manipur ( Financial Inclusion), Highways Infinite on “ Highway Cancer Project ( Health Service Delivery), C-DAC, Kolkata on “ Deployment of health care knowledge system in the North East States for promoting public health awareness & education (Health Services delivery), Xomidhan on “Xomidhan” project (ICT, Education & Learning), Badan Barman on “ LIS links: A virtual community of Indian Library and information science professionals” (ICT, Education & learning), Hughes Communications India Limited on “Interactive onsite learning (IOL) ( ICT Education & learning), CLT India on “ E-Patashale ( ICT, Education & Learning), Fakharuddin Ahmed ADC Nalbari on “Aronal” ( Innovative department/PSU), Department of ITC, Government of Nagaland on “m-Gov Project” ( Innovative department/PSU), RIELIT, Agartala on “e-Learning contents of DOEACC CCC in Kokborok; Aromatic object shorting robot, and the Line power follower Robot” (Innovative IT/ ICT enterprise), CAU Meghalaya on “E- Arik” ( Livelihood & Enterprise), Satyakam Dutta on “Sakori.org” ( Livelihood & Enterprise).
Awardees of “Special Mention” included: Drishti-Soft Solutions Pvt Ltd ‘ on “ DNCIndia.com (Citizen Services Delivery & e-Governance), Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt Ltd on “ Dharitree-web- enabled land records computerisation project” (Citizen Services delivery and e-Governance), CSIR- IICT Hyderabad on “Application of database management system and geographical information system- a novel approaches for management of Malaria in Arunachal Pradesh, India” ( Health services Delivery), HarVa on “ HarVa” project ( ICT, Commerce & Business), Department of Computer & IT, Gauhati University on “Language Technology Development project, Department of Computer and Information technology” ( ICT, Education & Learning), State Bank of India on “ Migration of RRBs of NE Region to CBS (Innovative Dept/PSU) and Eclectic Publications Pvt. Ltd on “ Eclectic Times ( News/Media).
The award was gave away by Nagaland’s chief secretary Lalthara, Nagaland’s IT secretary KT Sukhalu, Arunachal Pradesh’s planning secretary Ankur Garg, Board of director-ORG, the Public Interest Registry & former CEO, NIXI Amitabh Singhal and Rajen Varada, founder director, TFTP Karnataka.
The award consisted of three categories- winner, jury special mention and special mention.
The recipient of the award in the category of “Winner” against the project holder, project/ practice and category included; Department of Planning, Government of Arunachal on “Complete transparency in elections using information & technology; Live telecast of election proceedings over internet” (Citizen services delivery & e-Governance), Naga web Solutions on “Hornbillfestival com (Environment & tourism), Department of health and family welfare, Government of Tripura on “Tripura Vision centre Project (Tele-ophthalmology)” (Health services delivery), C-DAC Hyderabad and CAU Arunachal Pradesh on “Model e-villages in north east India (ICT, Educational & Learning), Dristee Development & Communication Ltd “ Financial services through CSP in the rural area (ICT and finance inclusion), C-DAC Pune on “Aranya- comprehensive Spatial Decision Support system for Bodoland Territorial Areas District (Innovative department /PSU), Centre for microfinance & Livelihood on “Customization and Deployment of stand alone NGO-MIS Application (Innovative ICT/IT Enterprise), C-DAO Kolkata on “IT based computer aided design centre for empowerment of rural weavers /artisans of Sikkim, Mizoram & Manipur (Livelihood & Enterprise).
The awardees under “Jury Special Mention” include- Department of ITC, Government of Nagaland on –“m-Gov project” (Citizen Services delivery and e-Governance), Rural Management & Development Department, Government of Sikkim on “Village Spring Atlas for the conservation of Himalayan springs and adapting to climate change (Environment & Tourism), Directorate of Treasuries & Account, Manipur on “Payment of salary through ECS (Cedit) for government employees of Manipur ( Financial Inclusion), Highways Infinite on “ Highway Cancer Project ( Health Service Delivery), C-DAC, Kolkata on “ Deployment of health care knowledge system in the North East States for promoting public health awareness & education (Health Services delivery), Xomidhan on “Xomidhan” project (ICT, Education & Learning), Badan Barman on “ LIS links: A virtual community of Indian Library and information science professionals” (ICT, Education & learning), Hughes Communications India Limited on “Interactive onsite learning (IOL) ( ICT Education & learning), CLT India on “ E-Patashale ( ICT, Education & Learning), Fakharuddin Ahmed ADC Nalbari on “Aronal” ( Innovative department/PSU), Department of ITC, Government of Nagaland on “m-Gov Project” ( Innovative department/PSU), RIELIT, Agartala on “e-Learning contents of DOEACC CCC in Kokborok; Aromatic object shorting robot, and the Line power follower Robot” (Innovative IT/ ICT enterprise), CAU Meghalaya on “E- Arik” ( Livelihood & Enterprise), Satyakam Dutta on “Sakori.org” ( Livelihood & Enterprise).
Awardees of “Special Mention” included: Drishti-Soft Solutions Pvt Ltd ‘ on “ DNCIndia.com (Citizen Services Delivery & e-Governance), Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt Ltd on “ Dharitree-web- enabled land records computerisation project” (Citizen Services delivery and e-Governance), CSIR- IICT Hyderabad on “Application of database management system and geographical information system- a novel approaches for management of Malaria in Arunachal Pradesh, India” ( Health services Delivery), HarVa on “ HarVa” project ( ICT, Commerce & Business), Department of Computer & IT, Gauhati University on “Language Technology Development project, Department of Computer and Information technology” ( ICT, Education & Learning), State Bank of India on “ Migration of RRBs of NE Region to CBS (Innovative Dept/PSU) and Eclectic Publications Pvt. Ltd on “ Eclectic Times ( News/Media).
The award was gave away by Nagaland’s chief secretary Lalthara, Nagaland’s IT secretary KT Sukhalu, Arunachal Pradesh’s planning secretary Ankur Garg, Board of director-ORG, the Public Interest Registry & former CEO, NIXI Amitabh Singhal and Rajen Varada, founder director, TFTP Karnataka.
