INFORMATICS as an "e-Governance Bulletin brought out by National Informatics Centre" could certainly establish a niche for itself, not just within the country but worldwide as well. For this to happen, the newsletter’s scope needs to be widened, extending it out of the closed-user group within NIC to a much wider readership in the academic world, libraries, membership of professional bodies, I.T. vendors etc. As a natural adjunct, the corresponding website http://informatics.nic.in providing online content, could further encourage active participation through discussion forums and mailing lists. Eminent & experienced professionals from the field of I.T. & management may be invited to carry out regular columns. e-Governance applications & products of other I.T. organizations/vendors, both in India and abroad may also be critically reviewed. Apart from sharing & exchanging much-varied domain knowledge garnered by NIC and others over the years, the proposed move could potentially reach out effectively to all those interested in e-Governance applications. NIC’s professionals too stand a chance to Look at their own hard efforts, strengths and weaknesses vis-à-vis the outside world.