Aspirants Current affairs doubt corner for 2015 aspirants

[karthik]

hello aspirants,


what is difference between mobile governance and e-governance?

[karthik]

nice try dude

[karthik]

Hello Aspirants,


Myself karthik from Bangalore, who is preparing for UPSC exam. These are current affairs questions

which are prepared by me for the benefits of fellow aspirants. Aspirants try to answer these questions

by digging net.


Current affairs doubt corner


1. Why WTO stated Ebola is public health emergency? Why Ebola worries WTO to state “ Ebola is

a public health emergency”?

2. What is passport seva? What would be the benefits we would be getting from modernization

of passport service in India?

3. How Ebola spread and became deadliest disease? What are symptoms of this deadliest

disease ?

4. Science can now explain why sun’s atmosphere is hotter than its surface. Explain?

5. What does Indian council of medical research (ICMR) provide information regarding “effects

of Mobile phone/ tower on health?

6. Who are the two persons who lived longest life on earth? NOTE: One is man and another is

women.

7. What is the recent event held by flipkart by online. What is the result of it?

8. What is shanti swaroop batnagar award? Who are eligible for this award.

9. Why union government makes it compulsory for scientist to take on lectures in public schools

and college?

10. What is ICICI bank’s new innovation in banking field?

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[karthik]

Mobile government, mGovernment, is the extension of eGovernment to mobile platforms, as well as the strategic use of government services and applications which are only possible using cellular/mobile telephones, laptop computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and wireless internet infrastructure.

Benefits of mGovernment

Mobile Government can be defined "as a strategy and its implementation involving the utilization of all kinds of wireless and mobile technology, services, applications and devices for improving benefits to the parties involved in e-government including citizens, businesses and all government units" (Kushchu and Kuscu, 2003)

• Cost reduction
  
• Efficiency
• Added convenience and flexibility
  
• Better services to the citizens
  
• Ability to reach a larger number of people through mobile devices than would be possible using wired internet only
  

These benefits can be enriched and analysed under three categories: benefits to the government, citizens and the industry.

[karthik]

Oct 17, 2014 17:14:47 GMT 5.5 @ss said:

Oct 17, 2014 16:59:14 GMT 5.5 karthik said:

Hello Aspirants,


Myself karthik from Bangalore, who is preparing for UPSC exam. These are current affairs questions

which are prepared by me for the benefits of fellow aspirants. Aspirants try to answer these questions

by digging net.


Current affairs doubt corner


1. Why WTO stated Ebola is public health emergency? Why Ebola worries WTO to state “ Ebola is

a public health emergency”?

2. What is passport seva? What would be the benefits we would be getting from modernization

of passport service in India?

3. How Ebola spread and became deadliest disease? What are symptoms of this deadliest

disease ?

4. Science can now explain why sun’s atmosphere is hotter than its surface. Explain?

5. What does Indian council of medical research (ICMR) provide information regarding “effects

of Mobile phone/ tower on health?

6. Who are the two persons who lived longest life on earth? NOTE: One is man and another is

women.

7. What is the recent event held by flipkart by online. What is the result of it?

8. What is shanti swaroop batnagar award? Who are eligible for this award.

9. Why union government makes it compulsory for scientist to take on lectures in public schools

and college?

10. What is ICICU bank’s new innovation in banking field?

are u associated wid any coaching institute?

 no self study

[karthik]

ya i know it already explained about their difference so i quoted mobile governance meaning and its benefits.