Chennai

e-Seva services now at browsing centres

The State IT department has issued orders to 36 persons to run e-seva centres in private browsing centres through Tamil Nadu Arasu Cable TV.

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Chennai

State IT minister Mano Thangaraj issued orders for operating the e-seva centres, which would facilitate easy access to people to avail government service and create job opportunities for youths. The State government is already offering services at low cost to the people through 2,457 e-seva centres.

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