Haryana Government on Wednesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with State of Andhra Pradesh to prepare integrated State Resident Data Base (SRDB) of citizens in the State.
The MoU was signed by Haryana Principal Secretary, Information Technology Devender Singh and Secretary Andhra Pradesh, Information Technology, Vijayen in the presence Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandra Babu Naidu in New Delhi.
About the SRDB, Haryana Chief Secretary DS Dhesi said that State Government is preparing its SRDB with the objective to get an authentic data of population of the State so that the benefit of schemes of various departments could be provided to the eligible beneficiaries. He said database of State residents based on e-KYC through online digital survey would be prepared.
Dhesi said that the data to be collected with this survey would be linked with data of various departments. This data would serve as master data for the citizens of the State and various departments. The people of the State could get efficient and effective services with this database. Apart from this, the database would also help in effective implementation of various programmes of the Government and preparedness of schemes in future. The SRBD work would be completed in a time bound manner, he added.
Meanwhile in Gurugram, Khattar inaugurated country’s first Digital Investigation, Training and Analysis Centre (DIATC) . The Centre would enhance technological capabilities of the police in solving cyber crime cases.
DGP KP Singh said that the Centre, which is first of its kind, has been set up in collaboration with National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) of Government of India. He said that the Centre has State-of-the-art Cyber Forensic laboratory equipped with high-end tools and also have high-tech training facility at the premises of Haryana Police for advance level training of police officers not only of Haryana Police, but also from other State police forces.