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Presentation of Case Studies for Digital Empowerment through MARREG – MARriage REGistration


Presentation of Case Studies
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Digital Empowerment through MARREG – MARriage REGistration


Amit Mazumder
Scientist 'F'

ABSTRACT
This paper puts forward some case studies that have led to the computerisation of the entire process of marriage registration and led foundations for discarding the manual system in practice. Attempts have been made to highlight the drawbacks in the manual system of preservation of records, the pitfalls and perils. This write-up is in line with the declaration of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India that all marriages should be registered.
Keywords: Marriage Registration, ACTs of Marriage in India, Notice under Solemnisation of Marriage, RGM, NOMO, HMR, ISR, CSR, Aadhaar

Introduction
MARREG is an eGovernance application software whose services are delivered through a portal https://rgmwb.gov.in. This software has been designed and developed by National Informatics Centre with the primary aim of easing the government’s business transaction process of handing out marriage certificates. These marriage certificates or Certificate of Marriage record the solemnisation of a marriage between a male and female citizen within the State of West Bengal in the Republic of India respecting the laws of the land (governing ACTs of marriage). This G2C connect and, the effort of enhanced service delivery, evolving as an efficient system, entices the use of technology for leveraging effective managerial framework in the field of dissemination of effective public service.

                        An approach to implement and establish good governance has propelled this computerisation programme by the Law Department for their Directorate - O/o The RGM, that has been supported by the Government of West Bengal

                                                                              .......for more interesting cases, do write to me if you are genuinely interested in publishing the same......

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