National Informatics Centre – Government of India.

In today’s modern world – Digital world is growing rapidly, back in 1975 there was a need to collect, store and process data by providing information,knowledge and digital products through E- Platform in government departments for the public.

 Government felt the need to set up a National informatics Centre to facilitate planning and programme implementation  for the social and economic development of the country. The term “Informatics’ according to Oxford Languages means -” the science of processing data for storage and retrieval’

            In 1976, the Minister of Electronics and Information Technology set up the National Informatics Centre ( NIC) as a technology partner for the government of India. Informatics or Information science is the science of processing the data for storage, often employing computers.

This Centre is headquartered in Delhi in India and provides infrastructure for all the communication technologies that include –  Nation wide satellite based computer communication network termed as NICNET, National video conferencing, National wireless network and data centres,Computers,software,social networking,internet, cell phones etc where the government programmes and policies could be implemented and linked between state, district and the central government resulting in better communication between the government and its public.

Vision 

       To accomplish a supreme position in providing the latest technology – driven solutions thereby contributing towards the social and economic growth of the country.

Mission

   “To promote and provide transparent value added ICT (Information and Communication Technology) 

Procurement services and business solutions to customers at competitive prices with a focus on socio – economic development” (As mentioned in the NICSI_Mandate.pdf)

Objectives

  Achievements

          and granting digital rights to the public.

           a)  28 State Governments

          b)  1 National Capital Territory of Delhi

          c)  6 Union Territories

          d)  600 District Administrations of India.

a) Upgrading their services  by using the latest technology.

b) Focused on Innovation – they are constantly experimenting and providing the best possible solutions in all ICT related domains.

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