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Now, Shop From E-stores, Rent Digi-Lockers At These Delhi Metro Stations
Going for a movie or an interview and want to safely keep your handbag or cameras for a few hours at some place, well, Delhi Metro commuters can do that now by renting digital lockers at 50 of its stations through a new mobile app.
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Driving License, Registration Certificate In DigiLocker Valid Documents: Delhi
Motorists in Delhi need not carry their driving licence and registration certificate and can show these documents stored in Digi-locker platform, or m-Parivahan mobile app, when asked for by the traffic police and the transport department.
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Indian Army Launches Encrypted Cloud, Digital Locker Initiatives
The digi-locker of the army is similar to e-Locker of Digital India programme and has all the features like digital signatures and watermarking.
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Highly Encrypted Cloud System of the Army Launched
A highly encrypted Cloud system of the Indian Army, similar to that of Google, which will store personnel as well operational data, was today inaugurated by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar in line with the force's plan to be a "digital army".
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Now, Shop From E-stores, Rent Digi-Lockers At These Delhi Metro Stations
Going for a movie or an interview and want to safely keep your handbag or cameras for a few hours at some place, well, Delhi Metro commuters can do that now by renting digital lockers at 50 of its stations through a new mobile app.
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Driving License, Registration Certificate In DigiLocker Valid Documents: Delhi
Motorists in Delhi need not carry their driving licence and registration certificate and can show these documents stored in Digi-locker platform, or m-Parivahan mobile app, when asked for by the traffic police and the transport department.
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Indian Army Launches Encrypted Cloud, Digital Locker Initiatives
The digi-locker of the army is similar to e-Locker of Digital India programme and has all the features like digital signatures and watermarking.
-
Highly Encrypted Cloud System of the Army Launched
A highly encrypted Cloud system of the Indian Army, similar to that of Google, which will store personnel as well operational data, was today inaugurated by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar in line with the force's plan to be a "digital army".
