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Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal – Replication Document

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6th June 2018 HaryanaCashlessConsolidationPortalReplication Document


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Contents1. Introduction/Background ............................................................................................................4

a) Vision of ‘Less-Cash’ Haryana ................................................................................................4

b) Scope of the document:..........................................................................................................5

2. The Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal (HCCP) ...............................................................5

a) Salient features of the Portal ................................................................................................5

b) HCCP Homepage .......................................................................................................................7

c) Implementation Steps .............................................................................................................8

d) Technical Specification of the Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal ..........................9

3. Benefits ........................................................................................................................................10

4. Challenges ...................................................................................................................................10

5. Components of the Portal.........................................................................................................10

a) Need & Planning Considerations - .......................................................................................10

b) Total Stakeholders transacting on the Portal: ..................................................................11

Government/ PSU Stakeholders: 8..........................................................................................12

Private Stakeholders: 5 .............................................................................................................12

c) User Interface (UI) of the Portal .........................................................................................13

i. HCCP Homepage .................................................................................................................13

ii. HCCP Dashboard .................................................................................................................14

iii. HCCP Stats and Trends ..................................................................................................15

iv. HCCP Guidelines and Important Notifications ..........................................................16

v. HCCP Connect Page (Informative and Promotional Material) ....................................17

vi. HCCP FAQs Page .............................................................................................................18

6. Portal Creation Models ..............................................................................................................19

a) States can develop the portal on their own ......................................................................19

b) Govt. of Haryana offers to develop portals.......................................................................19

7. Roles & responsibilities:............................................................................................................19

a) Role of IT Society, E & IT Department ...............................................................................19

b) Role of Respective State Government................................................................................20

8. Timelines & Payment Model.....................................................................................................20

a) Man Month Rate/ Customizations costing & offer to the States....................................21

i. Development Cost to IT Society ......................................................................................21

ii. Remote customization Model for the States .................................................................21

9. Payment Details: ........................................................................................................................23


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10. Contact Information ..............................................................................................................23

11. Annexures ................................................................................................................................25

a. Annexure 1 – Minutes of the Video Conferencing Meeting, 4th June 2018 ...................25

b. Annexure 2- API Documentation ..........................................................................................28


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1. Introduction/Background

The Digital India programme is a flagship programme of the Government of India

with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge

economy. “Faceless, Paperless, Cashless” is one of pillars of Cashless India.

Promotion of digital payments has been accorded highest priority by the Government

of India. The Vision is to provide facility of seamless digital payment to all citizens

of India in a convenient, easy, affordable, quick and secured fashion.

Honourable Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi, made his biggest push for a

‘cashless’ economy, acknowledging that ‘while a cashless society is not immediately

possible’ he appealed to the people ‘to be part of a less-cash society immediately’.

He announced the demonetisation of all ₹500 and ₹1000 banknotes in India, on 8th

November 2016. In continuation to the move, the Hon’ble Finance Minister, in his

budget speech of 2017-18, announced several activities for the promotion of digital

payments including setting a target of 2,500 crore digital payment transactions in

FY 2017-18, through Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Unstructured Supplementary

Service Data (USSD), Aadhar Pay, Immediate Payment Service (IMPS) and Debit

Cards. Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) has been entrusted

with the responsibility of leading this initiative.

In order to achieve these goals, MeitY allocated segregated digital payment

transactions target to States, Ministries with high citizen touch points, Public Sector

and Private Sector Banks. In Haryana, Honourable the Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar

Lal Khattar said, ‘all villages in Haryana are going Cashless’ in-fact ‘Neemavali in

Sirsa, Haryana has become cashless’. Promoting cashless society in Haryana, the

Honourable CM also said that he will acknowledge and award such villages.

This is a reference document that endeavours to detail the processes of creating

the portal.

a) Vision of ‘Less-Cash’ Haryana

With a vision to convert the state into a digitally empowered society, a

knowledge economy and to improve the quality of service delivery, the Government

of Haryana is offering e-Governance services to its citizens. The final aim is to

provide the beneficiaries with the option of electronic/digital payment modes at all

levels wherever any Government services are rendered.

The Electronics and Information Technology (E & IT) Department in Haryana

is spearheading this initiative in the state. The department created an IT society

under its purview with the sole aim of furtherance of e-governance goals in the

state.

In the recent past, Haryana has taken various landmark initiatives for improving

access to digital infrastructure, increasing digital delivery of services and


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empowerment of the citizens. As part of promoting digital transactions and

converting Haryana into less-cash society, various modes of digital payments have

been made available by the Government, banks and wallets in the State.

b) Scope of the document:

The scope of this document spans – (i) Elaboration on the process of creating

the HCCP portal, (ii) the major processes involved in creating the portal and (iii) the

challenges faces in development of the same.

In the event that the States were to employ the services of E & IT Department

Haryana, the IT Society can facilitate the State Governments to replicate the portal

as well.

2. The Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal (HCCP)

To further the goals of the ‘less-cash’ economy in Haryana, a ‘Cashless

Consolidation Portal’ was developed indigenously by the state’s Department of

Electronics and Information Technology. The main aim of this portal is to track and

manage the count of digital transactions in the state. The URL of the portal is

https://cashlessharyana.gov.in. The portal was developed in-house by the E & IT

Department Haryana’s IT Society.

a) Salient features of the Portal

1. Tracking the consumption of Digital Payment Services by citizens ofHaryana

2. API integration to capture transaction data from differentstakeholders, such as Wallets, AePS, DBT, Revenue Dept.

3. Safe, secure, and easily accessible by users

4. Display information of all available electronic modes andchannels of transactions

5. Provisions for institutions, banks, wallets and departments toshowcase their upcoming cashless incentivisation offers

6. Monitoring of cashless transactions count in the State of Haryana.Monthly updation of the captured data on the portal


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i. Tracking the Consumption of Digital Payments – This feature permits the

citizens to track and measure the progress of Digital Payments in Haryana.

ii. API Integration – This permits for convenient and real time capturing of data

from stakeholders.

iii. Safe, Secure and Ease of Access – Permits safe storage of data and ease of

access permits easy contact to the Digital Transaction data in the State.

iv. All data is displayed segregated by the mode and channel employed for the

transaction, eg – BHIM, BharatQR, Wallet (PayTM, Airtel Money, Vodafone M-

Pesa Wallet, etc.), Credit/Debit Card, etc.

v. Dedicated sections have been created on the portal whereby stakeholders

can promote their incentivisation and promotion schemes to the users of the

portal

vi. All transactions are updated monthly, so the users are always informed on

the transaction count and other details. Constant monitoring of transactions

ensures that no transaction information is always accurate.

In video conferencing meeting held on, 4th June 2018, regarding sharing of Digital

Payments data by all States - the Secretary MeitY, stipulated that the Government

of Haryana should guide all states with pointers on how they could execute the

Cashless Consolidation Portal in their own territories.

The sections below detail out the steps that can be taken for implementation of

the portal. Minutes Attached Annexure 1.


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b) HCCP Homepage


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c) Implementation Steps

Haryana Cashless Consolidation (HCC) Portal monitors and informs its

stakeholders on the demonetization status in Haryana State.

The portal was developed post diligently interfacing with all stakeholders

involved, including institutions like state departments, banks, wallet companies etc.

Multiple workshops were conducted to engage stakeholders so as to understand their

technical and operational concerns around data sharing modalities. These challenges

and technical parameters were kept in mind while designing the portal

functionalities and the APIs (for real time data exchange).

The creation of the portal involved a seven step process of technical and

operational coordination. The process is detailed below –


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d) Technical Specification of the Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal

Bearing in mind the requirements of the HCCP, the following technical

specifications were formulated for the portal. Parameters like (i) Regular Data

Updation, (ii) Provisions for dynamic changes in the portal, (iii) Good user

experience, (iv) Security were taken into consideration while designing the portal.

Detailed below are the technical specifications up on which the HCC Portal has

been designed.

Environmental requirements: Hardwar and Software

Application Server information:

a) Web Server Package: IIS Web Server 8

b) Version: Internet Information Services 8

c) Operating System: Windows Server 2012 R2

d) Framework: Dot Net Framework 4.5

e) HTML: HTML5

f) Language: C#

g) RAM: 64GB

h) Cores: 8

i) Storage: 1TB

Database Server Information:

a) MySQL Database Server

b) Version: MySQL 5.7.18

c) Operating System: Ubuntu 16.10.1

d) RAM: 4GB

e) Cores: 2

f) Storage: 100GB

API Integration Information;

This API permits for real-time transfer of data between stakeholder technology-stack

and the portal’s technology-stack.

a) Framework: Dot Net Framework 4.5

b) Language: C#

c) Data Format: JSON

d) RAM: 64GB

e) Cores: 8

f) Storage: 1TB

Please refer Annexure 2 for API Documentation


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3. Benefits

Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal (HCCP) as a digital payment transaction

monitoring system helps in increasing transparency, enhancing financial inclusion

and ensuring a healthy financial ecosystem in the state.

a) Promotes the use of cards (Debit, Credit and Pre-paid), Digital-wallets/E-

wallets, Internet Banking, Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Banking apps,

and other government schemes.

b) Capture digital impressions of digital transactions in the state of Haryana, by

tracking transactions in the state.

c) Global best practices for smooth stakeholder engagement

d) MeitY and Niti Aayog actively participating in HCCP. Scorecard by both bodies

integrated in data collection modalities at the portal backend

e) Dual language. Portal available for viewing in local language (Hindi) and

English.

4. Challenges

When executing the project the following challenges need to be taken into

consideration.

a) Following up with the departments, banks and wallets for collection of

information need to be consistent and diligent. Ideal way would be to

integrate the API of the portal with the department so as to create a seamless

data updation process.

b) Often times the data may have to be collected manually through e-mails.

c) Some departments may require hand-holding when doing the API integration.

d) Technical Specifications need to be catered to the dynamic requirements of

the portal.

e) Use technologies that allow for seamless data updation and permit for

changes in portal functionalities, look and feel so customisation is possible, if

and when required.

5. Components of the Portal

This section elaborates on the various modules and the broad explanation behind

the development thought-process of the portal modules.

a) Need & Planning Considerations -

Unavailability of a unified user interface for monitoring Cashless Payment eco-

system was leading to unaccountability of financial growth indicators in Haryana

State.


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The E & IT Department allocated the task to its Society for I.T. Initiative Fund

for e-Governance whose development team was allocated the task to build the

HCCP portal to track and display cashless payment transaction count.

Development Though-Process Detailing:

a) Create list of all stakeholders dealing in cashless payments – segregate by

government and private.

b) Arrange meetings with stakeholders. This can prove to be a daunting task since

this requires voluntary participation from stakeholders. Diligent follow-ups would

be required to execute workshops/meetings. Level of participation from

stakeholders would also differ from stakeholder to stakeholder.

c) Enthusiasm of stakeholders in sharing of data in required format would also vary.

It was observed that many stakeholders were not able to share their transaction

details due to reasons like – different types of digital transaction in the system,

inability to share transaction details on a daily or monthly basis.

In order to overcome this challenge, the implementing team developed APIs to

facilitate stakeholders in the data sharing process.

APIs were created after rigorous stakeholder meetings and feedback, as per the

RBI Guidelines of Data Exchange which allowed for easy integration with

stakeholders.

d) Displaying data, tackling both relevancy and user friendliness can also be

challenge, since data received can often be cluttered or non-relevant. Bucketing

of users and effectively leveraging a complex database strategy therefore

becomes extremely important.

e) To generate and display filtered and non–filtered reports to stakeholders was also

felt necessary. The reports were deigned and tailored to fit each

user/stakeholder bucket.

f) MeitY Team and NITI Aayog were interfaced with in order to motivate them to

participate in portal design. Scorecards from both were included in the backend

to intelligently collect and manage data.

g) Security was of utmost concern while designing the portal. Various SSLs were

considered during the design process of the portal. DigiCert was the SSL which

was finally chosen to be implemented on the Portal due its compatibility with

browsers and encryption capabilities.

h) In order to promote Digital Payment Transactions, a dedicated section was

allocated on the Portal where both and government and private stakeholders

could showcase upcoming schemes and incentivisation.

b) Total Stakeholders transacting on the Portal:

13 as of now. Portal’s design allows compatibility for further integrations.

Discussions with players like MobiKwik, WhatsApp Payments, Uber, Ola etc.

underway to include more counts.


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Government/ PSU Stakeholders: 8

Namely: Banks (36 Banks), DBT Cell (20 Departments), AePS (Atal Sewa

Kendra/CSC), RuPay Card on POS, BHIM Application, USSD, eGras Revenue Dept (3

Sources), UHBVNL)

Private Stakeholders: 5

Namely: Airtel Wallet, Vodafone M-Pesa Wallet, PayTM Wallet, Aditya Birla e-

Wallet, PayU Money Wallet


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c) User Interface (UI) of the Portal

i. HCCP Homepage

Clearly segregated sections for displaying captured transactions (by year and stakeholders)


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ii. HCCP Dashboard

a) Stakeholder Bucketed Dashboards

b) In Depth Analysis of Data Received


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iii. HCCP Stats and Trends

a) Display trends in an attractive fashion for consumption of targeted stakeholders


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iv. HCCP Guidelines and Important Notifications

a) Regular updation of any new guidelines and schemes for consumption of end users and stakeholders

b) Minutes of Key Meetings and Notifications


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v. HCCP Connect Page (Informative and Promotional Material)

a) Promotion material around Digital Payments

b) Provision for stakeholders to display their promotion material and incentives


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vi. HCCP FAQs Page


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6. Portal Creation Models

a) States can develop the portal on their own

Using this as a reference document, the States can develop the portal on their

own.

b) Govt. of Haryana offers to develop portals

If any State were to so wish, the E & IT Department, Govt. of Haryana, through

its SeMT team, with the admin support of the Department’s IT Society offers to

create a similar portal for your State. The IT Society of the E & IT Department,

Haryana is a body that specialises in matters related to and the furtherance of e-

Governance goals of the State.

Broadly, the IT Society of Haryana defines its objectives as the following -

a) To arrange, create and support Management of the ICT infrastructure and e-

Service Delivery mechanisms in the State

b) To create and manage common IT infrastructure assets and Information assets

of the state creation of capacity for the same

c) To support implementation of the NeGP (National e Governance Plan) and

various Mission Mode Projects (MMPs) as envisaged under the NeGP from time

to time

d) To support planning, facilitate implementation and monitoring of various e-

Governance Projects in the State.

e) To assist in creation of IT and e-Governance related capacity across the State

Government in-line with departments and organisations

f) To work for up-gradation of Standards and quality of administration with

adoption and use of Information Technology in Haryana and promote use of

ICT to improve efficiencies and bring transparency in Governance

g) State Gross Domestic Product, and generation of IT related employment

With extensive experience in developing such portals, the E&IT Department,

through its IT Society can develop the portal end-to-end for your State and help you

with the customisations as required.

7. Roles and Responsibilities:

In the case of the state choosing to go with the second model (Secion 6.b), a

Memorandum of Understanding will be required to be signed between the IT Society,Govt. Haryana and the designated department of the respective state.

Following will be the roles and responsibilities of the aforementionedstakeholders:

a) Role of IT Society, E & IT Department, Haryana

Below are the proposed activities that the IT Society, E & IT Dept. Haryana will

execute for your State.


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i. Develop the complete portal for your State

ii. Creating Admin Console / Logins for different stakeholders

iii. Interface for data sharing / API interfaces and other web services

iv. Provide Customizations on Man month rates for initial 3-6 months

v. Initial security Audit/ certificate of the Portal

b) Role of Respective State Government

i. Infrastructure provisioning for hosting the Portal

ii. Domain registration

iii. Purchase of related software

iv. Purchase of SSL

v. Nominating a Nodal Officer for day to day coordination and facilitating

environment

vi. Operating and Maintaining the portal (Post handholding and capacity building)

vii. Interaction with respective stakeholders

viii. Data collection from stakeholders

8. Timelines & Payment Model

For delivering one-time Package, following are the deliverables:

a. Expected delivery time: 20 days (Delivery of Portal, without population of

Stakeholder Data)

b. Cost of the Package: INR 60,000 + taxes (includes development and testing

costs, please refer table for detailed list of activities and timelines)

c. The following activities shall be performed from the date of receipt of work

order:

S.No Activity Timelines (Days)

1

Receipt of Work Order:

Assumptions:

a. Nodal officer / SPOC appointed

b. MoU signed between I.T. Society, Dept. of E &

IT, Haryana and designated department of

respective State

c. Required Server hardware provisioned

d. Required Software provisioned/ installed

T0

2 Requirement Gathering T1 = T0 + 2

3 Portal Development / Customizations T2 = T1 + 7

4 Portal Deployment T3 = T2 + 2

5 UAT T4 = T3 + 4

6 Documentation T5 = T4 + 3

7 Handover T6 = T5 + 2


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Man Month Rate/Customizations Costing Offer to the States

i. Development Cost to IT Society

The IT Society has developed this portal to maturity in a span of 6 months where

various stakeholders were consulted and APIs/ web services were written after

rigorous stakeholder meetings and feedback as per the standards/ RBI Guidelines of

Data Exchange. The Society has incurred cost of INR 17, 66, 274 approx. for the

development / stabilization of this portal.

Resource/

Designation

Man Month Rate

(INR)

No. of resources Total (6 Months)

System Admin

(Server

Management)

49,134 1 2,94,379

.Net Developer 49,134 2 5,89,596

DB Administrator 49,134 1 2,94,379

Designer 49,134 1 2,94,379

PHP Developer 49,134 1 2,94,379

Total 17,66,274

In addition a team of consultants were involved for overall mentoring and

stakeholder consultation.

ii. Remote customization Model for the States

While, the IT Society can efficiently deliver a one-time package similar to the

Haryana Cashless Consolidation Portal in twenty days, we understand the need for

State specific customisations, such as creation of state specific APIs, UI/UX

Customisations, etc. We are committed to deliver a portal that suits your needs

and expectations.

The customisations will be done remotely and efficiently for your State through

the accomplished team in Haryana and the mentoring your local team will be done

free of cost. In case your State invites our officer(s) for a State visit, TA, DA, etc.

shall be borne by the respective State. The costing for this customisation model

is detailed below.


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Customisation Costing of Duration one Months (taxes extra, currently 18

% GST) at 25% of the it Society’s effort

Resource/ DesignationNumber of

resourcesCost for One Month (INR)

System Admin (Server

Management)1 49,134

.Net Developer 2 98,268

DB Administrator 1 49,134

Designer 1 49,134

PHP Developer 1 49,134

Total 294,804

Total Cost (@25%) of effort for States 73,000

The development team shall be customising the portal as per the requirement of

the State and would be charging INR 73,000 (taxes excluded) on monthly effort basis

(25% effort). The States can hire the team on monthly basis, where the payment of

one month (as indicated above) need be paid 100% payment upfront to the IT

Society.


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9. Payment Details:

All payments to be made out to ‘Society for I.T. Initiative Fund for e-

Governance’

Bank Name & Address HDFC Bank Ltd.

Address HDFC Bank Ltd., SCO 85, Sector 46,

Chandigarh - 160047

IFSC Code HDFC0000434

Account No. 04341450000235

Payment terms

100% Payment to be made upfront i.e. both for the development package at

Sl. No. 8.a.i and for customizations on monthly basis at Sl. No. 8.a.ii.

10. Contact Information

SL Component/ Activity Contact

Title Cashless Consolidation

Portal

Objective Creation of Cashless

Consolidation Portal for

States

Department

Initiating

Principal Secretary,

E & IT Department,

Haryana

Sh. Ankur Gupta, IAS

Principal Secretary,

Electronics & Information

Technology Department, Haryana

Room No. 503, 5th Floor, Haryana

New Secretariat, Sector-17,

Chandigarh - 160017

Tel: 0172-2714001

Email: [email protected]

Implementing

Agency

Society for I.T.

Initiative Fund for e-

Governance

E & IT Department,

Haryana

Sh. Ravinder Singh

Senior Administrative Officer

Room No. 42 , 9th Floor

Haryana Civil Secretariat,

Chandigarh-160001.

Tel: 0172-2748142

Email: [email protected]


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Details of the

Administrator

Secretary,

E & IT Department

Haryana

Sh. Vijayendra Kumar, IAS

Secretary

Electronics & Information

Technology Department, Haryana

SCO 111-113, Sector 17-B,

Chandigarh-160017

Tel: 0172-2704922

[email protected]

Technical Contact Head SeMT/ CISO,

Electronics and

Information Technology

Department,

Haryana

Sh. Munish Chandan

Head SeMT/ CISO

Hartron Complex, Electronics and

Information Technology

Department, Govt. of Haryana

SCO 109-110 Sector 17-B

Chandigarh, 160017

Phone - 0172 - 2703479

Email-

[email protected]


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11. Annexures

a. Annexure 1 – Minutes of the Video Conferencing Meeting, 4th June 2018


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https://cashlessharyana.gov.in


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b. Annexure 2- API Documentation

Please refer to the following link for the API Documentation -

https://cashlessharyana.gov.in/files/DigitalPaymentAPI_Ver0.1.pdf

List of Recipients: 1 Shri Prince Dhawan,

Spl. Secy (lT), Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Civil Secretariat, Itanagar – 791111 Phone :0360-2211811, 9910383686 Fax :0360-2292710 Email :[email protected]

2 Shri.Alok Sinha Additional Chief Secretary (IT& Electronics) 203, UP Secretariat, Government of Uttar Pradesh Bapu Bhawan Lucknow – 226001 Telefax: 0522-2238399 Email: [email protected], [email protected]

3 Shri. RK Sudhanshu, Secretary,Information & Communication Technology Department, Government of Uttarakhand, Uttaranchal Secretariat, Subhash Road, Dehradun – 248001 Phone :0135-2712097 Fax :0135-2713532 Email :[email protected]

4 Shri Debashis Sen Secrerary (IT), Government of West Bengal "Monibhandar", 6th Floor, Webel Bhavan Complex , Block – EP & GP Sector- V, Saltlake,Kolkata - 700091 Phone - 2357-2533 Fax - 2357-2534 Email - [email protected]

5 Shri Anindo Majumdar Chief Secretary Government of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Email - [email protected] Office - 233110 / 234087 / 232656

6 Shri K.Vijayanand,

Principal Secretary, Information Technology, Electronics & Communications Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, IIIrd Floor, D Block, AP Secretariat, Hyderabad Phone :0863-2444243 Email :[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]





7 Shri M. Nagaraju Secretary (IT) Directorate of Information Technology, ITI Road, Indranagar, Agartala Pin- 799006 Phone - 0381-2414127 Email - [email protected]

8 Dr B. Chandramohan IAS., Secretary (IT) Government of Tamil Nadu Information Technology Department, Secretariat, Chennai-600 009 Phone :25670783 E-Mail : [email protected]

9 Shri. VB Pathak, Principal Secretary (IT), Top Floor, Annexe – I Secretariat, Kazi Road, Gangtok- 737101, Sikkim Phone : 03592-202691 Fax : 03592-207426

Email : [email protected], [email protected]

10 Shri. Akhil Arora, Commissioner &Principal Secretary, Department of IT&C, B-Block, 1st Floor, Yojana Bhavan, Tilak Marg, Jaipur - 302005 Phone : 0141-2224855 Fax :0141-2222011 Email :[email protected]

11 Sh. Rakesh Kumar Verma, Principal Secretary (IT), Government of Punjab SCO 193-195, Sector 34A, Chandigarh Tel: 0172-2604892 (Director Office), 2600971 Fax: 0172-2604892 Email: [email protected]

12 Shri. Mebanshailang R. Synrem,

Commissioner & Secretary, Information Technology Deptt., Ground Floor, NIC Building, Secretariat Hall, Shillong Phone :0364-2224620 Fax :0364-2226352 Email :[email protected]

13 Shri. Pu Vanlal Chhuanga, Commissioner &Secretary (IT), Department of ICT, Government of Mizoram, Secretariat Building Annexe – I, Aizawl – 796001, Mizoram Phone :0389-2328741 Fax :0389-2326196




[email protected]



Email :[email protected]

14 Shri.K.D.Vizo, Commissioner & Secretary, Power and Information Technology & Communication, New Secretariat, Thizama Road, Nagaland, Kohima - 797001 Phone :0370-2270108 Fax :0370-2270439 Email :[email protected], [email protected]

15 Shri. Ashok K.K. Meena, IAS Principal Secretary, Electronics & Information Technology Department, Govt. of Orissa, Bhubaneshwar Phone :0674-2567584 Fax : 0674-2567842 Email : [email protected]

16 Shri. D. Manikandan Secretary (IT) Department of Information Technology Government of Puducherry – 605 001 Telefax: 0413-2338300 Email: [email protected]

17 Shri. Sumant Singh, Secretary (IT),Room no. 5, North Block, Manipur Secretariat, Imphal – 795001, Manipur Phone :0385-2450029 Fax : 0385-2452629 Email : [email protected]

18 Shri S.V.R.Srinivas Principal Secretary (IT), Government of Maharashtra 514, 5th Floor, Annexe, Mantralaya, Mumbai 400032 Tel: 22026534 Email: [email protected]

19 Shri Pramod Agrawal, Principal Secretary, Dept. of Science and Technology, Government of Madhya Pradesh, Room No. 321, Third Floor, Mantralaya, Bhopal. Ph. No.: +91-755-2441025 Email: [email protected]

20 Dr.Tariq Thomas Secretary IT, U.T. of Lakshadweep, Kavaratti Tel : 04896-262256






Email-id : dit.silvassa-dnh@nic,in

21 Shri. M. Sivasankar, Secretary (IT) Room No. 157 4th Floor North Block, Secretariat Thiruvananthapuram Ph: 0471- 2327979, 2518653 Mob: 9847797000 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

22 Shri.Gaurav Gupta Principal Secretary to the Government Dept.of Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka. VI Floor, 5th Stage M.S.Building, Ambedkar Veedhi Bangalore – 560001 Ph: 91-80-22280562, 22032434 Fax: 91-80-22288340, 22262450 E-mail ID: [email protected], [email protected]

23 Shri. Saugat Biswas Secretary (IT) 3rd floor, Room 343 Civil Secretariat, Srinagar, J&K 190009 (May – Oct) Tel: 0191-2476091 Email : [email protected], [email protected]

24 Sh. Jagdish Chander Principal Secy. (IT) Government of Himachal Pradesh, H.P. Secretariat, Shimla-171002 Phone: +91-177-2621897, 2880769 E-mail: [email protected]

25 Shri. Dhananjay Dwivedi, Secretary, Department of Science & Technology, Government of Gujarat Block No. 7, 5th Floor, New Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar Phone : 079-23259999 Fax : 079-23250325 Email : [email protected]

26 Shri Ameya Abhyankar, Secretary (IT), Government of Goa, IIIrdFloor, New Secretariat, Porvorim - 403501









Phone :0832-2419417 Fax : 0832-2419616 Email :[email protected],[email protected]

27 Shri. Sandeep Kumar Secretary (IT) Department of Information Technology, Government of Delhi 9th Level 'B'-Wing Delhi Secretariat, New Delhi-110113 Phone : 011-23392254 Fax : 011-23392693 Email : [email protected]

28 Smt. Pooja Jain Secretary (IT) Department of Information Technology, Government of Delhi B/H Secretariat , Near Forest Dept. Fort Area , Moti Daman UT of Daman and Diu- 396220 Tels. : 0260 - 2230003 Email-id : [email protected]

29 Ms. Soumya, IAS

Director (IT) 207, 208 Second Floor, Secretariat, 66 KVA Road Amli, Silvassa, Dadra and Nagar Haveli Pin 396230 Tel : 0260-2640351 Fax : - Email-id : dit.silvassa-dnh@nic,in

30 Shri.Ajoy Kumar Sinha Secretary (IT) Union Territory Secretariat, Sector – 9, Chandigarh Tel: 0172-2740641, Fax: 0172-2740054 Email: [email protected]

31 Shri Rahul Singh,

Secretary cum Appellate Authority (Information Technology), Government of Bihar, II Floor, Technology Bhawan, Vishweswaraiya Bhawan Campus, Bailey Road,Patna – 800015 Phone :0612-2545315 Fax :0612-2545316 Email :[email protected]

32 Shri V S Bhaskar,IAS

Additional Chief Secretary(IT),Information Technology Department Government of Assam,Assam Secretariat (Civil), Block-C,2nd Floor,Dispur,Guwahati-781006,Assam Phone:0361-2237062



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33 Mr.Aman Singh Special Secretary (IT,BT & CM ) Chief Minister Secretariat Government of Chandigarh Mantralaya,Raipur-492001 Phone :91-771-4080793, 9425201947, 9993079875 Fax. No.:91-771-2221304, Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

34 Shri Jayesh Rajan(IAS) Principal Secretary to Govt.IT, Electronics & Communication Dept, 2nd Floor, D Block,Telengana Secretariat,Hyderabad-50002 Phone No. 040-23456401 Email :- [email protected]

35 Shri Sudhir Tripathi

Chief Secretary , Govt.of Jharkhand 1st Floor ,Project building, Dhurwa ,Ranchi-834004 Tel.no.0651-2400240, 2400250 Fax.:0651- 2400255 Email: [email protected]

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