CM Stalin launches IT Dept portals, releases Tamil computing software
The Hindu
The TN e-Governance Agency has developed a portal, ‘e-munnetram’, which contains key details of projects, while the computing software has been developed by the Tamil Virtual Academy
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin launched web portals developed by the Information Technology Department for reviewing the progress of all major infrastructure projects in the State, as well as to enable all IT/ITES companies in Tamil Nadu to interact with the State government and contribute to policy making.
The Tamil Nadu e-Governance Agency (TNeGA) has developed a portal, ‘e-munnetram’, which contains key details of projects such as agreement dates, start dates, cost estimates, project progress on both financial and physical parameters on a monthly basis, location data & GIS layers and photographs of the site on a periodic basis.
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