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 A Civil
Registration System of recording vital events such as Births
and Deaths is a legal requirement of the City
municipality. Registration of Birth/Death provides to citizens a
gateway to social status and individual benefits. The system provides
the individual with a unique identity (his/her name), records parental
relationships, and provides a statement of place of birth of the child
and usually of one or both parents, which are the basic grounds on
which nationality can be established depending on the law of each
country.
The
birth registration record is required for establishing proof of age for
school entry, employment, obtaining a driving license, entering into
legal contracts, marriage, etc. The death registration record may be
required for settlement of inheritance, insurance claims, claiming
family allowances and other social security benefits.
 The
eGovernments Foundation worked with the Registrar General of India to
standardize the process of Birth/Death through computerization. After
more than 16months of work the first version standards document was
presented by Srikanth Nadhamuni in Jan 2005 at the National Conference
for Birth/Death in Delhi to all the Chief Registrar's of all the
states. After getting inputs from all the states the standards document
was further enhanced. This Birth/Death standard is the basis for the
eGov Birth/Death software application that is being developed for 57
city Karnataka - Nirmala Nagara project.
The eGov
Birth/Death will allow registration of birth via the internet from
Hospitals (off course the paper forms will also be supported). Citizens
will be able to order their Birth Certificates online. We are also
planning on accepting credit card payment so that citizens can order
their birth certificate and have it couriered to their address for a
extra fee.
This Birth/Death system will go online
in your city around Feb/Mar 2006 timeframe. Currently the historical
birth records of your city birth registers are being data entered so
that they will be available in the computer system. Please send your
inputs, feedback and comments to
contact@egovernments.org
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