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Chandigarh hospitality dept ready to implement e-office

ByHT Correspondents, Chandigarh
Sep 14, 2021 12:56 AM IST

Chandigarh administration’s hospitality department will be implementing e-office completely in Guest House 1 and 2 by the next week

Chandigarh administration’s hospitality department will be implementing e-office completely in Guest House 1 and 2 by the next week

Training to the hospitality staff to implement e-office was imparted by NIC, Chandigarh, on Monday.
Training to the hospitality staff to implement e-office was imparted by NIC, Chandigarh, on Monday.

Training to the hospitality staff to implement e-office was imparted by NIC, Chandigarh on Monday. “Through this environment-friendly initiative, not only has the efficiency increased, but it has also ushered them into more transparency, accountability and time-bound delivery of services,” said a UT spokesperson.

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As per the SOPs, dak receipts will be centralised at the reception and all such correspondences are to be scanned and converted into e-dak. The reception will forward the e-dak to the officer concerned through e-office module.

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