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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT POLICY NOTE 2018 – 2019 DEMAND NO. 31 Dr. M. MANIKANDAN Minister for Information Technology © Government of Tamil Nadu 2018 1 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT DEMAND NO. 31 POLICY NOTE – 2018-2019 INDEX Page Chapter Contents No. I INTRODUCTION 1-3 II ELECTRONICS 4-69 CORPORATION OF TAMIL NADU LIMITED (ELCOT) 2.1 Introduction 4-8 2.2 Information Technology 8-25 ELCOT Special Economic Zones (ELCOSEZs) 2.2.1 ELCOSEZ – Sholinganallur, 9-11 Chennai 2.2.2 ELCOSEZ – Vilankurichi, 11-12 Coimbatore 2.2.3 ELCOSEZ – Ilandhaikulam, 13-15 Madurai 2.2.4 ELCOSEZ – Vadapalanji, 15-17 Madurai i Page Chapter Contents No. 2.2.5 ELCOSEZ – Navalpattu, 17-20 Tiruchirapalli 2.2.6 ELCOSEZ – Gangaikondan, 20-22 Tirunelveli 2.2.7 ELCOSEZ – 22-24 Jagirammapalayam, Salem 2.2.8 ELCOSEZ – Viswanathapuram, 24-25 Hosur 2.3 Start-Up Warehouse, Chennai 26-27 & Coimbatore 2.4 IT Tower at ELCOSEZ – 27 Sholinganallur 2.5 Rural Business Process 27-29 Outsourcing (RBPO) Centres in Tamil Nadu 2.6 Procurement 29-31 2.7 Scheme for Distribution of 31-32 Laptops 2.8 e-Governance 32-46 2.8.1 e-Governance Projects 33-35 ii Page Chapter Contents No. 2.8.2 Websites Created for the 35-36 Government Departments 2.8.3 Permanent Enrolment Centres 36-38 2.8.4 Open Government Data 38-39 2.8.5 Cloud and Web Hosting 40-41 Services for Students and Young Entrepreneurs 2.8.6 eSmart Classroom 41-44 2.8.7 Training 45-46 2.9 Information Technology 46-67 Infrastructure 2.9.1 Tamil Nadu State Wide Area 49-56 Network (TNSWAN) 2.9.1.1 Background 49-50 2.9.1.2 TNSWAN Phase-III 50-51 2.9.1.3 Purpose of TNSWAN 51-52 2.9.1.4 Services provided through 52 TNSWAN 2.9.1.5 TNSWAN Vertical Connectivity 53-54 iii Page Chapter Contents No. 2.9.1.6 Integration of TNSWAN and 54 NKN (National Knowledge Network) at DHQ level 2.9.1.7 Horizontal Connectivity 55 2.9.1.8 Redundant connectivity to 56 TNSWAN (Vertical) 2.9.2 National Knowledge Network 56-57 (NKN) 2.9.3 Other bandwidth services 57 2.9.4 Tamil Nadu State Data Centre 57-62 (TNSDC) 2.9.4.1 Tamil Nadu State Data 58 Centre – I 2.9.4.2 Security Architecture of 59-60 TNSDC 2.9.4.3 Salient Features of TNSDC 60-61 2.9.4.4 Tamil Nadu State Data 61-62 Centre – II 2.9.5 Tamilnadu Disaster Recovery 63-66 Centre (TNDRC) & Near Line DRC (NLDRC) iv Page Chapter Contents No. 2.9.5.1 National Data Centre (NDC) - 63 PUNE 2.9.5.2 Tamil Nadu Disaster Recovery 63-65 Centre (TNDRC) 2.9.5.2.1 Salient Features of TNDRC 64-65 2.9.5.3 Near Line Disaster Recovery 65-66 Centre (NLDRC) 2.9.6 Cloud at TNSDC (TNCLOUD) 66 2.9.7 Server Farm 67 2.9.8 e-Mail Solution 67 2.10 Financial Performance 67-69 III COMMISSIONERATE OF 70-118 e-GOVERNANCE AND TAMIL NADU e-GOVERNANCE AGENCY 3.1 Introduction 70-71 3.2 Institutional Framework 71-72 3.2.1 State Apex Committee 71-72 3.2.2 Tamil Nadu e-Governance 72 Agency (TNeGA) v Page Chapter Contents No. 3.3 Organizational structure and 73-75 Information Technology (IT) Cadre 3.4 State e- Mission Team (SeMT) 75-76 3.5 District e-Governance Society 76-77 (DeGS) 3.6 Projects, Programmes and 77-85 Schemes 3.6.1 e-District Programme 77-85 3.7 Arasu e-Sevai Centres 85-87 3.8 State Portal 87 3.9 Capacity Building 88-89 3.9.1 Training Programme 89 3.10 Tamil Nadu Geographical 90-94 Information System (TNGIS) 3.10.1 Implementation of Tamil Nadu 90-94 Geographical Information System 3.11 Creation of Standardised 94 Digital Address Number (SDAN) vi Page Chapter Contents No. 3.12 State Resident Data Hub 95-96 (SRDH) 3.12.1 Objectives of State Resident 95-96 Data Hub (SRDH) 3.13 e-Office 96-97 3.14 Activities of TNeGA during the 97-101 year 2017-18 3.14.1 Hon’ble Chief Minister’s Award 97-98 for Excellence in e-Governance for Government Departments 3.14.2 Hon’ble Chief Minister’s Award 98-99 for Excellence in e-Governance for Students 3.14.3 Tamil Nadu e-Governance 99-101 Award for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) 3.15 IT Security Audit 101 3.16 SMS based Service Tracking 102 Facility 3.17 Centre of Excellence (CoE) for 103 Capacity Building vii Page Chapter Contents No. 3.18 e-Governance Standard 103-104 Manual 3.19 e-Sign Facility 104-105 3.20 Achievements for the year 105 -108 2017-18 3.20.1 e-Taal (Electronics Transaction 105 Aggregation and Analysis Layer) 3.20.2 e-District 106 3.20.3 Aadhaar Permanent Enrolment 106-108 Center (PEC) 3.20.3.1 Aadhaar Enrolment & Aadhaar 108 Generated Details 3.21 Ullangaiyil Sanridhazh Scheme 108 3.22 Pradhan Mantri Gramin 109-110 Digital Saksharta Abhiyan (PMGDISHA) 3.22.1 Target for the State (Tamil Nadu) 110 3.23 AMMA e-Gramam 111 3.24 AMMA-Assured Multi Model 112 Access to e-Services viii Page Chapter Contents No. 3.25 UMANG - Unified Mobile 113-114 Application for New Age Governance 3.26 Namadhu Arasu (My Gov) 114 3.27 e-Madal (e-Newsletter) 114-115 3.28 e-Governance Policy 115-116 3.29 Financial Status 116-118 IV TAMIL NADU ARASU CABLE 119-135 TV CORPORATION LIMITED 4.1 Introduction 119 4.2 Revamping of the Corporation 120-121 4.3 Organization Structure 121-122 4.4 Cable TV Services 123-127 4.4.1 Cable TV Infrastructure 123-124 4.4.2 Digital Addressable System 124 (DAS) 4.4.3 Launch of Digital Cable TV 125 Service 4.4.4 Progress of Set-top-Box(STB) 126 Distribution ix Page Chapter Contents No. 4.4.5 Subscription Plans for Digital 126-127 Cable TV Service 4.4.6 High Definition (HD) Cable TV 127 service 4.5 Arasu e-Sevai centres 127-128 4.6 Permanent Enrolment Centres 128-130 4.7 Internet Services 130-132 4.7.1 Free Public Wi-fi Services 131 4.7.2 Free Broadband Internet to 132 Government Schools 4.8 BharatNet 132 4.9 Financial performance of TACTV 133-135 4.9.1 Profit & Loss Status of TACTV 134-135 V TAMIL VIRTUAL ACADEMY 136-159 5.1 Introduction 136-137 5.2 Vision 137-138 5.3 Activities 138-140 5.3.1 Academic Programmes 138-139 5.3.2 Digital Library 138-139 x Page Chapter Contents No. 5.3.2.1 Documentation and Archiving of 139 Tamil Art & Cultural activities 5.3.3 Tamil Computing 139 5.3.4 Development of Tamil 139-140 Software 5.4 Academic Programmes 140-143 5.4.1 Primary Course 140 5.4.2 Certificate (classes 1 to 6) 140-141 5.4.3 Higher Certificate (classes 7 to 12) 141 5.4.4 B.A. (Tamilology) Degree 141-143 Programme 5.5 Tamilar Tagavalaatruppadai 144-145 5.6 Visual Thesaurus for Tamil 145-146 5.7 e-Learning Web Portal for 146-147 Tamil Virtual Academy 5.8 Creation of Digital Library 147-148 5.9 Digitization and Cataloguing of 149 Palm-leaf Manuscripts 5.10 Monthly Lecture Series 150 xi Page Chapter Contents No. 5.11 Tamil Virtual Academy’s 150-154 Outreach Initiatives 5.11.1 Kanitamil peravai 151-152 5.11.2 Tamil perung kalanjiyam 152 5.11.3 Khan Academy’s Educational 152-153 videos 5.11.4 Creative Common Initiatives 153-154 5.12 On-going projects 154-158 5.12.1 Tamil Software Development 154-155 5.12.2 Development of New Syllabus 156 5.12.3 New course 156 5.12.4 Mobile Application for 156 Students 5.12.5 Tamil text and speech 157 computing tools 5.12.6 Sentence Patterns, Structures 157-158 and Rules in Tamil for Machine Translation 5.13 Future Plan of Action 158-159 xii Page Chapter Contents No. 5.13.1 Department of Tamil 158-159 Computing VI ICT ACADEMY OF 160-173 TAMIL NADU 6.1 Introduction 160-161 6.2 Activities 162 6.3 Faculty Development 162-163 Programme (2017 – 18) 6.4 Skill Development Training 163 Programme (2017 – 18) 6.5 Entrepreneurship 164 Development Programme (2017 – 18) 6.6 Youth Empowerment (2017 – 18) 165 6.7 Research and Publications 165-167 (2017 – 18) Digital Object Identifier 6.8 Digital Empowerment (2017 – 18) 167 6.9 Industry - Institute Interaction 168 (2017-2018) xiii Page Chapter Contents No. 6.10 ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu 169-170 MoU signed (2017-18) 6.11 Projects completed (2017-18) 171 6.12 Tamil Nadu Government 172 Projects being implemented in 2018-2019 6.13 Proposed Trainings for the 173 year 2018-2019 VII TAMIL NADU FIBRENET 174-176 CORPORATION LIMITED (TANFINET) xiv CHAPTER-I INTRODUCTION The presence of Information Technology encompassing Digital revolution with adaptive latest and innovative technological tools in all sectors not only acts as constant driver of positive change but also guides both developed and developing countries to achieve the required target in all sectors with rapid speed and accuracy along with creation of large scale data for future use. The Information Technology revolution sweeping across the world triggers equitable growth and provides access to all sections of Society for new tools, practices, resources, services, products, Skills and latest technologies.
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    © [Regd. No. TN/CCN-466/2012-14. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 196/2009 2018 [Price: Rs. 145.60 Paise. TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION BULLETIN No. 7] CHENNAI, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2018 Panguni 2, Hevilambi, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2049 CONTENTS DEPARTMENTAL TESTS—RESULTS, DECEMBER 2017 NAME OF THE TESTS AND CODE NUMBERS Pages Pages The Tamil Nadu Government office Manual Departmental Test for Junior Assistants In Test (Without Books & With Books) the office of the Administrator - General (Test Code No. 172) 552-624 and official Trustee- Second Paper (Without Books) (Test Code No. 062) 705-706 the Account Test for Executive officers (Without Books& With Books) (Test Code No. 152) 625-693 Local Fund Audit Department Test - Commercial Book - Keeping (Without Books) Survey Departmental Test - Field Surveyor’s (Test Code No. 064) 706-712 Test - Paper -Ii (Without Books) (Test Code No. 032) 694-698 Fisheries Departmental Test - Ii Part - C - Fisheries Technology (Without Books) Fisheries Departmental Test - Ii Part - B - (Test Code No. 067) 712 Inland Fisheries (Without Books) (Test Code No. 060) 698 Forest Department Test - forest Law and forest Revenue (Without Books) Fisheries Departmental Test - Ii Part - (Test Code No. 073) 713-716 A - Marine Fisheries (Without Books) (Test Code No. 054) 699 Departmental Test for Audit Superintendents of Highways Department - Third Paper Departmental Test for Audit Superintendents (Constitution of India) (Without Books) of Highways Department - First Paper (Test Code No. 030) 717 (Precis and Draft) (Without Books) (Test Code No. 020) 699 The Account Test for Public Works Department officers and Subordinates - Part - I (Without Departmental Test for the officers of Books & With Books) (Test Code No.
  • Dr. T. Nagarajan Designation : Professor and Head Department : Computer Science and Engineering School : SNU, Chennai Email ID : Nagarajant@Ssn.Edu.In

    Dr. T. Nagarajan Designation : Professor and Head Department : Computer Science and Engineering School : SNU, Chennai Email ID : [email protected]

    Name : Dr. T. Nagarajan Designation : Professor and Head Department : Computer Science and Engineering School : SNU, Chennai Email ID : [email protected] Profile Summary Dr. T. Nagarajan earned his PhD degree from the Computer Science and Engineering ​ department of IIT Madras in the year 2004. In his doctoral research, he was working on spoken language identification task. After his PhD, he joined TeNet group of IITM as a Senior-project-officer. During this period, he was working on a project, named, Multimodal Interface. Subsequently, he joined the National Institute of Scientific Research (INRS), Montreal, Canada, as a postdoctoral fellow and worked there for two years. During his postdoctoral research he was focusing on Continuous speech recognition task, in which he specifically focused on discriminative training techniques for better classification. After two years of ​ postdoctoral research, he has joined SSN College of Engineering as a professor and he has been serving SSN since then. Educational Qualifications: ● 2004 Ph. D - Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Madras ● 1992 M. E - Madurai Kamaraj University Work Experience ● 2009 – till date Professor and Head, Department of IT, SSN College of Engineering ● 2006 – 2009 Professor, Department of IT, SSN College of Engineering ● 2005 – 2006 Post-Doctoral Fellow, INRS, University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada ● 2004 – 2005 Senior Project Officer, IC & SR, IIT Madras ● 2000 – 2004 Teaching Assistant, Department of CSE, IIT Madras ● 1995 – 2000 Assistant Professor and Head, PMC