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Govt orders regular updating of official websites
8/29/2018 11:13:02 PM
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Jammu, Aug 29: Taking cognizance of Early Times report regarding concealed contact information by IAS officers, including several Deputy Commissioners, the Governor's administration has ordered that the official websites of the government departments should be updated regularly.
It is pertinent to mention here that in its August 25 edition, this newspaper carried a report headlined E-Governance impaired: 23 out of 73 IAS officers conceal their mobile number. At least 25 percent IAS officers in J&K including some deputy commissioners have concealed their mobile
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rom GAD as well as the department they are serving in so that they can avoid calls from the department as well general public.
"The website updation is a recurring task which needs to be looked after regularly by the designated Officers/Officials of the concerned departments," said a circular issued by the General Administration Department.
"It is as such requested to all Administrative Secretaries of all the departments to personally monitor the updation of their Departmental Websites and ensure its strict compliance as per the checklist in a time-bound manner," said the circular.
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