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Policy on Collaborative Application development by Opening the source code of Applications

Start Date :

Jan 01, 2015

Last Date :

Nov 30, 2014

04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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The Policy on Collaborative Application development by Opening the source code of Applications intends to increase the pace of application development and rapid roll out/ ...

The Policy on Collaborative Application development by Opening the source code of Applications intends to increase the pace of application development and rapid roll out/ implementation by adopting the principles of open-source development model. Government wants to promote reuse of existing developed applications. Successful running applications and new applications are envisaged to be developed within the public domain by opening the application source code and it is also intended to encourage innovation inside and outside Government by encouraging collaborative development to achieve better products in less time.

e-Gov application source open approach—including the use and release of application source to public—can reduce costs, reduce development time, and improve overall quality, including security through increased transparency and mass peer review.

We invite your attention and comments on the Policy on Collaborative Application development by Opening the source code of Applications

Last date for sending your suggestions is 30th November 2014.

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chirag magnani 11 years 9 months ago

You are telling the foreign companys to come in india and make in india, When they want to come in india you are making them to sign 100s of paper and doc. Make it simple then only they will make india..

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Narender Kumar 11 years 9 months ago

I convinced my company for taking our employees to Annual tour to India this year. Unfortunately, we are facing difficulties in getting Visa. Even European people are facing difficulties. We have different nationalities working in our coming i.e. French, Indian, Bangladeshi, Filipino etc. I appreciate your initiative to make India a tourist friendly nation but it doesn't seems to be going to the ground. Please see if we can extend Visa on arrival for French or other European nationals also.

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Shailaja Shankaranarayana 11 years 9 months ago

The government buses which shuttles to the remote and villages are not cleaned. When the commuters board bus in the morning the seats the bus are very dirty. A person can be hired or appointed to clean this bus when the buses stop in a village overnight. The private bus which shuttles in the same route welcomes the commuters with a fragrance of agarabathi and cleanliness. The government has to look into this.

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Rohitkumar Soni 11 years 9 months ago

It will be good if all e-governance sites including Lpg DBTL can be accessed by all on phones without taking internet connection as they are very costly. This will enable all to participate who can not afford internet charges of phones. This can be done for a limited period of few years till cheap internet is provided. Government can pay to phone providers on the basis of use of such sites.

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Shailaja Shankaranarayana 11 years 9 months ago

Can railway department think on appointing the transgenders in the railway for swacha Bharat abhiyan, work as a guard to avoid beggars. By this they also live with self reliance and pride. Their resources can be contributed to nation.

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DEVENDRA SINGH 11 years 9 months ago

GOOD INITIATIVE TO MAKE DIGITAL INDIA DREAM COME TRUE........ MAHATMA GANDHI WANTED HAND SPUN/WOVEN CLOTHING, KHADI, TO BE OUR COTTAGE INDUSTRY PROVIDING A SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD TO MILLIONS. THAT DID NOT HAPPEN, THANKS TO 65 YEARS OF CONGRESS DIVIDE & LOOT RAJ. INDIANS ARE ADEPT IN SOFTWARE. ADOPTING OPEN SOURCE AS NATIONAL STANDARD WILL MAKE SOFTWARE A LUCRATIVE COTTAGE INDUSTRY, AFFORDABLE AND SECURE FOR ALL, MAKE OUR NATION THE SOFTWARE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD

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Pranshu Shekhar 11 years 9 months ago

We generally start our career at around age of 22-25, but generally at this age we have less knowledge about the industries and our ability to cope up with those standards. After working for 5-6 years we realize that there are other fields also wherein we could have performed better. This would have been more fruitful for employer and employee both, if a profile to work can be figured out in which one is inquisitive towards and have passion to work for. but this kind of opportunity is less...

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Chandresh rai 11 years 9 months ago

Sir i am a student i very much support the swacchh bharat mission but when the mission started at 2nd october at that time public was quite active in keeping our surroundings clean but now it has again slow down because none of local leaders are coming and supervising or encouraging public to do so. So if you keep on encouraging public after equal interval of time swacch bharat mission will get success.

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Deepak Sharma 11 years 9 months ago

Hon'bel PM Sir, I am an IT Engineer, I am very concern over black money. As per my understanding. As per my understanding 60% of Black money lie in India only. I have seen transaction of black money in the Medical and Engineering colleges admission process. In the name of Donation, colleges accept big amount of cash money which in turn converted into Black Money. This is the money of those parents who invested their life time income to educate their child. Can IT department raid these colleges,

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Mohit Jhangiani 11 years 9 months ago

Hon'ble PM Sir, May I request you to take action against the packaged drinking/mineral water mafia present in Dwarka (South West Delhi). There is no control over shops selling packaged water (20 litres). Concerned departments and police have failed to take any action. Packaged water companies are hand in glove with these shop-owners and ignore citizens' complaints. Health of citizens is at risk. Kindly intervene throug your good offices. Regards.

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