NEW DELHI: Seven documentaries giving details of good governance
initiatives by central and state government bodies will be unveiled
tomorrow.
The Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances has been documenting and disseminating best practices of central and state governments through various modes of communication such as documentary films, books, workshops and conferences with an objective to promote the successful initiatives and facilitate their replication elsewhere in the country.
The Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances has been documenting and disseminating best practices of central and state governments through various modes of communication such as documentary films, books, workshops and conferences with an objective to promote the successful initiatives and facilitate their replication elsewhere in the country.
The seven films, which will be released tomorrow includes e-Sugam, a self policing system for Tax Compliance, Commercial Tax Department under Government of Karnataka, Electronic Service Level
Agreement, Government of Delhi, Crop Pest Surveillance and Advisory Project,Commissioner of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture under Government of Maharashtra and a film on pension portal, a press release issued today said.
Besides, a small documentary on Health Management Information Systems by Department of Health & Family Welfare under government of Tamil Nadu, Aarogyam, District Health Society, Bagpat & JP Nagar by government of Uttar Pradesh and Integrated Odisha Treasury Management System (IOTMS), Directorate of Treasuries & Inspection by government of Odisha, will also be released.
These films on good governance initiatives, to be released by Union Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions V Narayanasamy and Minister of Information & Broadcasting Manish Tewari, will be telecast on Doordarshan.
Six films have already been produced by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances and one by the Department of Pensions and Pensioners' Welfare.
"The documentary films are meant for diverse audiences such as probationers & other officers in national academies and state training institutes, delegates in conferences, seminars and meetings at central, state, district, panchayat levels and for telecast on national network of Doordarshan or other television channels for general public," the release said.
These films have been produced by the department through the Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity.
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