District Collector, Mahasamund introduced the concept of appointing Nodal Officer at each and every gram panchayat of district to monitor the status of public welfare schemes launched by the State/Central e-Governments. Appointed Nodal Officer could be e-Governance employee at nearby village/village panchayat/block. Every Nodal Officer must visit his assigned village panchayat or village once in a month to take stock of public welfare schemes of various sectors like ‘Anganbadi, education, health, PDS. Every Nodal Officer then prepares a progress report and submits it to respective SDM/CEO Janpad who in turn compiles the reports of all village panchayat of their block and submits to the collector. In order to eliminate cumbersome manual report preparation and inherent delays, NIC District centre Mahasamund took initiative to design and develop the application software to computerize these processes. Nodal officers can log in online by using their credentials to update the monthly progress. Higher officials can then generate multiple online reports to enable appropriate decision making. This application has been successfully inaugurated by the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, Dr. Raman Singh on the 23rd May 2013 in Mahasamund District. The application can be accessed at http://cg.nic.in/mahasamund.