First MyGov Samvaad successfully held on 29th November 2014

02 Dec 2014

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First MyGov Samvaad successfully held on 29th November 2014MyGov Samvaad”, a first of its kind event was organized on 29th November 2014, with the Hon’ble Minister for Communications & IT Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad presiding over an interaction with selected contributors to the Digital India Group on MyGov. The Minister also felicitated 20 chosen contributors for their ideas / suggestions / task responses from amongst over 40,000 responses. The contributors came from different walks of life – an engineering student from the National Institute of Technology, a computer operator from the Gram Panchayat of a small village in West Bengal, software engineers, social entrepreneurs and also a few government employees.

First MyGov Samvaad successfully held on 29th November 2014
The 20 selected citizens shared their ideas on various topics such as taking e-services to rural India, Accessibility to Digital Services, Internet of Things (IOT) policy. Some of them also shared their experiences of working towards digital training and literacy at the grass root level. These ideas among others will be taken up by the Ministry of Communications and IT for further consideration for their possible implementation.

Shri Ram Sewak Sharma, Secretary, DeitY, Shri Tapan Ray, Additional Secretary, DeitY, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Joint Secretary, DeitY and Shri Gaurav Dwivedi, CEO, MyGov and other senior officials from DeitY welcomed the participants and engaged in discussions with them.

The invitees acknowledged the efforts of MyGov in giving them a unique opportunity to directly interact with the Hon. Minister. They have also promised to dedicate more time towards the initiative as “Ambassadors of MyGov”!

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  • Ratan Srivastava - 9 years ago

    We have provided telephone to every hand in our country but still could not provide education to every child. In order to achieve 100% literacy we may inspire1000 Indian industrialist to open at least 10 primary schools and next 20000 industrialists to open at least 5 primary schools. I am sure to achieve the goal.

  • surya prakash mishra - 9 years ago

    REspected PM Sir, jaise aapne sukanya aur Pm beema youjna shuru ki hai ushi tarah public ke liye ek health beema youjna ki awasyaqta hai, kyoki mahngai ke es daur me tamam sarkari suvidhao ke bavjud aaj bhi aam aadmi gambhir beemari ke mahenge ellaj ko vahan karne me saksham nahi rehta. eske liye pradhanmantri swasthya suraksha youjna ke naam se scheme suru hone ki jarrurat hai jishme sabhi monthly contribution karke swasthya beema suraksha ka labh pa sake. asha hai aap es disha me vichar karenge

  • surya prakash mishra - 9 years ago

    Respected PM sir, aap ki sukanya scheme & Beema scheme dono hi swagat yogya hai. aisi hi ek scheme ki awasyaqta youth ke liye bhi hai, youth ko develop karne ke liye nichle ster se ek youjna ki jarrurat hai.

  • NILESH SHASHIKANT GARDE - 9 years ago

    Request to PMO – Please advise how can I send my suggestion regarding solar energy policy, family pension process etc. I have some suggestion to make regarding people’s expectation from this government. How can i represent them in detail as on this site it is not possible to represent in a proper manner. waiting for your response. thanks, jai Hind.

  • ANURAG CHANDRA DWIVEDI - 9 years ago

    Respected Sir, I would like to suggest revision of working hours in India from to 6. As it will improve the efficiency of individual work performance and quality of life of people. we can employ more people with same setup and can do more work hence forth more output at faster rate. keeping the same work target I suggest. And In the country like India with huge population need efficient and faster work even the work can be done in two shifts than in single shift as of now. with regards Anurag

  • Divya Srivastava - 9 years ago

    Respected PM Sir

    Two suggestions regarding ‘Land Acquisition Bill’:
    1.Instead of farmers, acquire the lands of rich people who invest in land. In their case the land is neither agriculturally productive nor a source of livelihood.
    2.Infrastructure development in rural areas will result in lands getting concrete layers on them, which will reduce the underground water level. In urban areas this is already a problem. Prior to development we need a life supported by clean water.

  • SHAILESH MEHTA - 9 years ago

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  • Ravi Kumar Gupta - 9 years ago

    Dear Prime minister,
    This just to say you that your ideas are good that’s by we people choose you as PM India now it’s your turn that without any fear you should take your decision we know that other party will stop you but if you having confidence than don’t fear and do whatever you want to do and this is for only to inform that please pass land aquitition as early as possible because congras and other will stop you but if you don’t do after five years you will out no body listen your problem

  • pradeep Shah - 9 years ago

    As all know there are reservation categories at every steps of Indian life, even the noble profession HEALTH SCIENCE, MAHARASHTRA has 53% category reservation, above MARATWADA, VIDARBHA reservation.
    Then (my knowledge) why there is no such reservation in LOK SABHA, RAJYA SABHA & STATES VIDHAN SABHA why??? why???? why???????.
    Respected, P.M. Mr Narendra Damodar Modi Sir Pl. can you give reasons.