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Punjab Information Technology Board and Punjab Journalists Housing Foundation for digitization and automation of Punjab Journalists Housing Foundation was held at Punjab Civil Secretariat under the chairmanship of Punjab Information and Culture Secretary Raja Jahangir Anwar. The agreement was signed by Director General IT Operations PITB Faisal Yousuf and Managing Director Punjab Journalists Housing Foundation Shahid Farid. Under the agreement, PITB will develop software for the modernization of property management, accounts, and human resources at the Punjab Journalists Housing Foundation. Under the system, plots papers, and records of foundation members in housing societies affiliated to Punjab Journalist Housing Foundation will also be digitized.
Punjab Information Technology Board in collaboration with the district government organized a seminar on the e-stamping systems in the district complex in which stamp sellers, property dealers, and officials of government departments from all over the district participated. He was represented by DMO Adnan Cheema. Addressing the seminar, Sajid Latif, Director General, e-Governance, Punjab Information Technology, said that this is a brilliant project of the Punjab government that will put an end to the fraudulent sale and purchase of fake stamp paper in property transactions. Stamp papers worth more than Rs. He said that it is very easy to get stamp paper from Punjab Bank. For which 32-A challan will be available online, after which any citizen will go to the designated branch of Punjab Bank and submit the fee, he will get computerized printed stamp paper. Sajid Latif said that the work which used to be done in three days will be done in a transparent manner in just three hours. He said that computerized stamp papers would soon be available in Hafizabad during the current month.
While the National Information Technology Board is working hard for digital transformation across Pakistan, it is also playing a vital role in facilitating the general public. ConfiguredKhyber Pakhtunkhwa Special Assistant for Minority Affairs Minister Zadah said that the provincial government was taking concrete steps to provide decent employment opportunities to the youth. The provincial government under the leadership of Chief Minister Mehmood Khan is taking serious steps for the IT sector. He expressed these views during a visit to the country's first government business process outsourcing facility (Work Around) at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board here yesterday.
Provincial Assembly member Ranjit Singh was also present on the occasion. During the visit, Project Manager of Digital Jobs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Muhammad Bilal gave a detailed briefing to the delegation regarding BPO (Work Around). Project MNE Saad Javed, Procurement Manager Irfan Khattak, Youth Employment Program Manager Shoaib Yousafzai, Kashif Khan and other officials were also present on the occasion. On the occasion, Special Assistant for Minority Affairs Minister Zadeh said that Work Around is a unique project of the provincial government and an excellent project for the youth. Praising the project, he said that with the completion of this project not only employment opportunities would be created for the youth of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa but also the IT sector in the province would get a boost due to this project. During the visit, the Special Assistant also met with officials of BPO companies working.
According to details, new admissions have been started in the e-employment training program at Government Islamia Graduate College Kasur under the auspices of Youth Affairs and Sports Department and Punjab Information Technology Board. Unemployed persons with domicile of Punjab who are 35 years of age and have educational qualifications for admission in 16 year degree e-employment training program.
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Responsible for information system user interface, including keyboard and input interface, graphical user interface, mobile device user interface and interface, special needs user interface, user interface object functions and attributes, remote interactive user interface and other related national standards formulation and revision work.
l Information Technology and Sustainable Development Sub-Committee
Chairman: Zhao Bo (China Electronics Standardization Institute)
Secretary-General: Wang Lijian (Beijing Saixi Technology Development Co., Ltd.)
Responsible for information technology-related resource utilization efficiency and the formulation and revision of national standards to support sustainable development.
It is responsible for the standardization of its encoding representation and control functions of characters used for information exchange.l Data Communication SubcommitteeResponsible for the standardization of 1-3 layers of telecommunication, local area network, and OSI in the national information technology field.l Software Engineering Sub-Technical CommitteeResponsible for the standardization of processes, supporting tools and supporting technologies for software products and systems engineering in the national l l Office Machines, Peripherals and Consumables Sub-Committee
Responsible for the standardization of various office machines, various computer peripherals, power supplies, computer rooms, and computer room equipment, consumable materials, and fonts for information equipment in the national information technology field.
l Multimedia Sub-Technical CommitteeResponsible for the standardization of compression coding for static images, dynamic images, and hypermedia data in the national information technology field.l Automatic Identification and Data Collection Sub-CommitteeResponsible for the standardization work in professional fields such as barcode, radiofrequency and other automatic identification and data acquisition technology and application in the national information technology field.
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50 to 70 madrasas of Punjab have been kept in this category.
Umar Saif said that the electronic surveillance capability of the Punjab government has increased. This not only helps in investigation but also prevents any untoward incident before it happens.
He said that the security agencies are thoroughly reviewing all the information collected about the madrassas and are monitoring the suspicious or dangerous madrassas.
Till a year ago, no institution in the Punjab government had complete information regarding madrassas. But through registration of madrassas and geo-tagging, security agencies have got all this data.
Speaking to the BBC, Mohammad Akram Kashmiri, the registrar of a madrasa in Lahore, said about the process that the policemen took information about the madrasa's students, curriculum and administration.
He said that if the government wants any cooperation administratively, then he is ready for it. He said, "Our religion says that if the government belongs to another religion and it does not interfere in your religious affairs, then obey it too."
He also said that he will not allow anyone to interfere in his religion.
After the attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar, when the strategy against extremism was made, the process of registration of madrassas was started more strictly and an application was created for this purpose so that they could be geo-tagged.
Khalid Parvez, the Thanedar who registered Jamia Ashrafia in Lahore itself, said, "We first contacted the executive board of madrassas in our area and explained to them that we are doing geo-tagging due to the improvement of the country and the gravity of the current situation."
Khalid Parvez told that he keeps checking the madrasas of his area from time to time and also keeps an eye on their activities.
After the madrasas, the process of geo-tagging of Afghan refugees living in the province has been started but the pace of this work is slow.
The Law Enforcement Department estimates that the number of Afghan refugees in the state is more than 2.5 million. Of these, a third are such that they are not present at the places where they were given permits. This is the reason why there is difficulty in finding and geo-tagging the whereabouts of these refugees.
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