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Ensuring e-governance success in India 06/24/2008 A recent research paper titled: Recommendations for meaningful and successful e-governance in India published by IT for Change argues that the country’s e-governance strategies should be located within the overall public sector reform projects. It also discusses effective approaches to harness the potential of ICTs that are suitable to indigenous context. Read more Related: [South Asia] [ICT] [Governance]

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