Role of ICTs in rural development
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Today ICT ( information communicaion technology ) plays a major role in various aspects of our life. I believe ICTs are required to improve the economy and life style of the rural people. I am working with IT for agriculture lab in IIIT, Hyderabad where we are doing a agricultural projects. Please visit www.esagu.in to know the details. We are aiming for many rural development activities also.
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Omkar Kulkarni
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IT sector have to come forward for agriculture sector. It will definitely play good role. It is time to give business status to agriculture.
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Sharmila Gupta
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If Iam not wrong then in earlier years, i.e, in the generations of our parents and grandparents, agriculture was not based on ant modern technology. The farmers solely depend on natural procedures of farming like bulls, bio-manures,naturally...
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Arup Chakraborty
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Yes, IT does have a big role in Agriculture, just like its influence in any other industry. For example web based market place were Farmers can directly get in touch with the Consumers and realize the real worht of their products. Also, provide...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Govt. is lacking in initial planning & in hurry for it's launching so most of the projects are uncompleted or unsuccessful.
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Sahil Joshi
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no because Projects run into problems, they get far more expensive than budgeted, need more time than planned or do not deliver the intended results. The problems can have adverse impact on government processes and often a great deal of money is...
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Rushikesh durge
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YES, NGO means Non Goverment Orgnisation. NGO play supportive role GOV. Community Development plans, schemes,Departments.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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NGO definitely plays a vital role in community development.I salute for their contribution, specifically in rural development & for agriculture development.
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Joe Antony
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At the moment yes. I wont call it a Hype rather its a first step towards future investment as the principal raw material for IT is Human resource. Rural area can give them significant cost advantage in terms of cost for space and labour. It can be...
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Abhijit Anand Prabhudan
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IT has potential for aiding rural development but, right now problem is human machine interface. We need easier, intuitive talking interface for IT devices.Most rural folks cannot manage interface of display, mouse and keyboard. We need...
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