For this the working atmosphere of government institutions needs a new work culture based on the principle of transparency, responsiveness, accountability and citizen friendly management.

In the era of information and communication, the key to good governance is e-governance. E-governance refers to information and communication technology enabled route to better governance. It encompasses providing connectivity, networking, and technology upgradation, selective delivery systems for information and services and a package of software solutions.

The induction of information technology into governance, especially at the rural level, is not an easy task due to unstructured nature of rural development, low literacy levels and reluctance to adopt information technology. Regional disparities which were already glaring in poverty, employment generation, literacy are widening further. E-governance will be successful only if we start to undertake due efforts to implement it in all blocks and districts and spread it to the grassroot level.