During the National Conference on Good Practices in CCTNS / ICJS conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs on 16-17 Dec 2021, NIC won the award for Empowering the Police with IT Solutions under the “Project Implementation - Significant Contribution” category for its ICJS platform. Shri Shashikant Sharma, Senior Technical Director (HOD-ICJS) received the award and certificates formally on behalf of the ICJS team from Shri Sanjay Mathur, IPS Joint Director, NCRB). NIC officers who received the awards for their significant contributions are Shri Chandrashekhar S.P., Scientist-F (eForensics, Karnataka), Shri Kartik Krishna, Scientist-C (ePrisons, NIC-HQ), Shri Munishwar B., Scientist-C (ICJS, NIC-HQ) and Shri Ranjan Kumar, Scientist-C (eProsecution, NIC-HQ). ICJS platform is a comprehensive system which provides interconnection and data exchange services among the pillars of the criminal justice system. ePrisons, eProsecution and eForensics are three in-house products developed by the ICJS team of NIC and eCourts by NIC Pune Centre, which are core systems of ICJS and cater to the respective domains independently. ICJS platform is also extended to other domains like CBI, NIA, RPF, Vahan & Sarathi, and IVFRT for data exchange and services.