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Gen. (Retd) K. V. Krishna Rao, former Jammu & Kashmir Governor, presenting the `Best e-Governed State' award to Chandigarh, represented by Mr Ajay Rampal of the Department of Information Technology at the Computer Society of India's conference in Hyderabad on Saturday. Beside him is Mr Lalith Shawney, President of CSI . - P.V. Sivakumar

Hyderabad , Nov. 12

CHANDIGARH has been adjudged the `Best e-Governed State' at the Computer Society of India and Nihilent e-Governance Awards for the year 2004 here on Saturday.

The former Chief of Army Staff and former Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, General (Retd) K. Krishna Rao, presented the awards here.

The best e-governance award recognised the Department of Information Technology of Chandigarh.

The State's e-Sampark project, a multi-purpose, single-window process, aims to bring together all the departments of the State under a single umbrella. Andhra Pradesh received the award for `Best Policy Framework and E-relations,' while Gujarat got the award for `Best Citizen Facilitation.'

Karnataka Valuation & E-Registration (KAVERI) was declared the overall winner for the `Best e-Governance Project,' while Madhya Pradesh's e-Krishi Vipanan obtained the overall runner-up award.

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