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Uttar Pradesh Governor Directs State Universities To Install Biometric Systems To Ensure Proper Attendance
An adequate number of biometric machines should be installed in the universities. A centralised server should also be put in place so that all the data is available on it, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel said.
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Door Step Delivery Services Of Delhi Government: Here's What You Can Get
The people of Delhi won't have to hop around in government offices to get their paper work done or collect certificates. The AAP government has started its doorstep delivery of services in the city. Through doorstep delivery of services, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, a person can get an income or caste certificate, driver's license, or pensi...
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Woman Died Hungry, Ration Shop Denied Food Over Aadhaar, Says UP Family
The Yogi Adityanath government says its initial inquiries suggest Shakina died of an illness, not starvation. But the family says the ration shop owner insisted that Shakina come for her biometric identification using a fingerprint machine at the ration shop, says the family.
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MCI To Install Biometric Fingerprint Attendance Machine And CCTV In Medical Colleges
Medical Council of India (MCI) with the approval of Central Government has decided to introduce biometric fingerprint attendance machine and close circuit television (CCTV) in all medical colleges which fall in the ambit of MCI so as to keep a constant vigil on the standards of medical education.
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Petition Filed To Not Acquire Voting Machines From India
A petition has been filed in the Lahore High Court seeking an order for Pakistan Election Commission to not acquire electronic voting or biometric machines from an Indian company.
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From No Electricity to WiFi and CCTV: How One Man Transformed This Gujarat Village
Punsari village, barely 100 km from Ahmedabad, could be a textbook case of development. Closed-circuit cameras, water purifying plants, air-conditioned schools, WiFi, biometric machines - the village has it all. And all of it was done in a matter of eight years, at a cost of a mere Rs 16 crore.
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Uttar Pradesh Governor Directs State Universities To Install Biometric Systems To Ensure Proper Attendance
An adequate number of biometric machines should be installed in the universities. A centralised server should also be put in place so that all the data is available on it, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel said.
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Door Step Delivery Services Of Delhi Government: Here's What You Can Get
The people of Delhi won't have to hop around in government offices to get their paper work done or collect certificates. The AAP government has started its doorstep delivery of services in the city. Through doorstep delivery of services, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, a person can get an income or caste certificate, driver's license, or pensi...
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Woman Died Hungry, Ration Shop Denied Food Over Aadhaar, Says UP Family
The Yogi Adityanath government says its initial inquiries suggest Shakina died of an illness, not starvation. But the family says the ration shop owner insisted that Shakina come for her biometric identification using a fingerprint machine at the ration shop, says the family.
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MCI To Install Biometric Fingerprint Attendance Machine And CCTV In Medical Colleges
Medical Council of India (MCI) with the approval of Central Government has decided to introduce biometric fingerprint attendance machine and close circuit television (CCTV) in all medical colleges which fall in the ambit of MCI so as to keep a constant vigil on the standards of medical education.
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Petition Filed To Not Acquire Voting Machines From India
A petition has been filed in the Lahore High Court seeking an order for Pakistan Election Commission to not acquire electronic voting or biometric machines from an Indian company.
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From No Electricity to WiFi and CCTV: How One Man Transformed This Gujarat Village
Punsari village, barely 100 km from Ahmedabad, could be a textbook case of development. Closed-circuit cameras, water purifying plants, air-conditioned schools, WiFi, biometric machines - the village has it all. And all of it was done in a matter of eight years, at a cost of a mere Rs 16 crore.
