As for J&K, Dr Jitendra Singh said the Department of Administrative Reforms DARPG in the Union Ministry of Personnel had helped J&K government to transit to e-Office, thereby saving crores of rupees incurred in transport of all the office files to and fro between Jammu and Srinagar during each Durbar move.
The NIC team, led by its Deputy Director General Rachna Srivastava, presented the procedural technicalities for the implementation of e-Office.
The move aims at bringing transparency and efficiency.
Arlekar congratulated Secretary to Governor Priyatu Mandal for the completion and implementation of this project in Raj Bhavan.
More than 95,000 e-files have been moved more than 10,40,000 times on the e-office. More than 3,90,000 e-receipts have been carried forward more than 9,70,000 times on the e-office.
The plan to move to paperless offices was mooted by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar to build an efficient file movement system. e-Office is one of the flagship initiatives of the Haryana government and has the potential to effect long-lasting changes in the governance system.
He said that e-office project is also a cardinal pillar of Digital India and so far 55 Ministries in Government of India has implemented the same.
