They say 'Change is the only constant' in this world. When the tides of change beckon, they are unstoppable. And rightly so, for constant re-invention and improvisation spells success in today's fast paced times. Well, the forces of change knocked our doors yet again and your very own 'Informatics' underwent a transformation. The new avatar of Informatics, the e-Governance magazine by NIC, retains its soul and mission, that of bringing useful information on myriad aspects of electronic governance for its readers. At the same time, the scope and coverage of the publication has been enhanced to encompass new grounds. You can now read 48 pages of Informatics with a new look and feel. Many new sections have been introduced from this issue onwards, such as International e-Gov updates, book review, interview feature, perspectives and National Portal update. The usual State-in Focus, Happenings, Cyber Governance, District Informatics and Technology Update sections also stay, albeit with different names for some. Each issue of Informatics shall carry a lead story giving an overview of the developments and impact of e-Governance in a certain area or sector. The current issue gives you a bonus with coverage of ICT initiatives in two key sectors of our economy, namely Transport and Treasuries. The transport story delves upon the remarkable changes that have taken place in the way driving license and vehicle registration certificates are being issued ever since smart card based technology has been deployed. In the lead story on Treasuries, Regional Editor Anshu Rohatgi has done a marvelous job of presenting a comprehensive view of the ICT developments in this sector across the Country. Two technology update features in this issue focus on Designing Data Centre Facility and IPV6 respectively, thus providing the much needed fodder for the technology enthusiasts among our readers. The entire team of Informatics, with a special mention of Regional Editors Vivek Verma, R Gayatri, Anshu Rohatgi and Prashant Belwariar have toiled hard, often beyond the call of duty, to bring this issue to life. Do let us know your feedback, both raves and rants, so that we continue to strive for a brighter future ahead for Informatics. Happy Reading Sonal Kalra sonal@nic.in