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The
National Informatics centre (NIC) was set up in March 1977 by
the Government of India. From the genesis of the concept of
NIC in 1973 to its nucleation by 1975 and followed by
commissioning of NICNET in 1977, it has been a phase of
innovation penetrating through the barriers of conservatism in
Govt. Organizations for Computer based Information
System.
With
the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding with all the
State Governments and with their active support in
implementing the computer-communication network, NICNET, the
National Informatics Centre has become a bridge between the
State Governments and the Central Government on the one hand
and the State Governments and their District administrations
on the other. In NIC's approach to National Informatics,
therefore, the State Government becomes a focal point with
downward coordination with the District Administrations and
upward coordination with the Central Government Departments.
The greatest asset of NIC, today, is its pool of about 3000
well trained and motivated computer personnel, specialized in
informatics, working with dedication and quietly catalyzing
the transformation of work culture in the
Ministries/Departments.
The principal objectives of NIC
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Development
of computer-based information systems in various sectors of
the economy for planning, project monitoring and decision
support.
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Promotion
of informatics culture at District. State and NationaI IeveI.
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Improvement
of the analytical capability and presentation of information
utilised for National, State and District level planning.
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Development
of modelling, forecasting and simulation techniques'
that are required for planning and decision support.
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Establishment
of a computer-communication network for ensuring ready
access of information across the nation and enabling optimal
use of resources.
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Evolving
standards for data collection, compilation and
dissemination, with the cooperation of related agencies at
District, State and Central levels.
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need for reliable information for decision making requires no
emphasis. Already there exist information sources in sectors
like agriculture, power, health, family welfare, industries,
education, employment, labour, transport, communication,
forest, roads, etc., at the district level. Information gets
manually validated and consolidated progressively at the
Districts, States and the Centre. This manual process has
inherent delays. Moreover, completeness and accuracy of data
is another drawback acknowledged by the policy/ decision
makers. This problem is being overcome by capturing data at
the source by establishing District Informatics Centre. |
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Services Provided by
the NIC,District Unit, Sambalpur |
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The N.I.C. District Unit,
Sambalpur has formally set up in October,1988. However,
the centre actually started its service activities in June , 1989. |
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District
Centre of NIC has been providing IT support to District
administration and departments of Central and State
Governments at district level. We are also imparting training
to the staff of user departments. Our role during general
elections become vital as we involve ourselves in building
huge databases of polling personnel, polling centres and
stations, vehicle movements, counting personnel. Online data entry, analysis and transmission of
round-wise figures of votes secured by individual candidates.
NIC, Sambalpur has equipped with high speed(2 MBPS) Video Conferencing
facility which would be accessible to all NICNET users. NIC,
Sambalpur also having high speed(2 MBPS) internet connection
which has been provided to all users within the Collectorate.
Several projects running at District
Unit are as follows :
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Payroll
system of all the sections of Collectorate |
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Revenue
Collection System(D.C.B.) |
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Grievance
Monitoring. |
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MIS
on Small Saving |
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Rainfall
Statistics. |
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Market
Intelligence System Monitoring |
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Revenue
Cases & Disposal |
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Village
Index Card System. |
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MIS
on Ex-Servicemen |
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Arm
License Monitoring System |
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MIS
on Family Welfare |
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Gradation
of Class III & Class IV staff |
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Dealership
Database Creation for Commercial Department |
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Land
Records Computerization |
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Computerisation Of District Consumer Forum |
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District Courts Computerization |
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FCI District Office Computerization |
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Computerization of District Industries
Centre. |
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Website Development |
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General Elections (Lok Sabha, Vidhan
Sabha, Panchayat) |
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Agmarknet Computerisation Of RMCs |
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Computerisation of Farmers I-Card for RMC,Sambalpur |
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MIS on Paddy Procurement |
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Contact Us
: R.P Dash |
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District Informatics Officer |
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NIC District Unit, |
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Collectorate, Sambalpur-768001 |
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Orissa,India |
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E-mail - orisam@nic.in |
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Phone Numbers - 91-663-410963,91-663-410496 |
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