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Rahul is the Assistant Editor at FutureGov where he covers physical and information security issues, as well as general public sector modernisation across the region.
Previously Rahul was a digital media lecturer, responsible for e-learning. He also managed IT procurement at a government statutory board in Singapore.
Born in India, Rahul migrated to Singapore where he is now based, and was a scholar at the University of Southern California where he studied Computer Science. He shares with Jianggan a love of the obscure, particularly dead languages, and as a keen photographer his work has been featured in salons internationally.
New features such as auto-payments have been added to Dubai eGovernment’s mobile payment gateway, making it easier to pay government fees or charges.
The Canadian government has announced a new Open Government Action Plan, which will build on the achievements to date and push forward in three areas: Open Data, Open Information and Open Dialogue.
A new report from UK’s National Audit Office (NAO) says that the progress in UK’s open government agenda has been good. It has achieved some noteworthy results; for instance, at the end of last year, the police crime map web site had recorded 47 million visits, and the Department of Education had seen an 84 per cent increase in annual use of comparative school data.
All India Council for Technical Education will deploy cloud applications for its 7 million students and nearly 500,000 faculty members.
Dubai eGovernment Department has launched a virtual account for making government payments online, in collaboration with Commercial Bank of Dubai.
In a pilot scheme, 20 policemen from Kozhikode, in the state of Kerala, are undergoing ICT training in the state’s Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS). The training consists of training police officers in creating databases and collecting biometric data of criminals.
Kerala, a state in Southern India, has launched its second government data centre at the cost of 22.5 Crore Rupees (US$4.5 million) to enable government agencies within the state to offer new services.
The Indian state of Tamil Nadu has decided to extend its ‘e-District’ project, successfully piloted in six districts, to the remaining 26 districts.
In an effort to bridge the digital divide, the Thai Ministry of Information and Communication Technology has introduced 20,000 free wifi hotspots in Bangkok. The project is a collaboration with Thai telecom companies and is the government’s new-year gift to its people.
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