The SUGAM Project, a Government to Citizen (G2C) service from Jodhpur district in Rajasthan has received a special appreciation award by the Computer Society of India- Nihilent as part of the e-Governance Awards 2008-09. The award was received at Pune by SIO Rajasthan Indu Gupta at the 44th CSI Convention this evening at a glittering ceremony. SUGAM, the single window system was set up by the District Collectorate at NIC Jodhpur Centre to provide multifaceted services to the citizens through a single window which included domicile, SC/SC, State and centre level- certificate, Ration card etc. All the reports and certificates are printed in Hindi. It has proven to be a boon for the citizens of the district. The software has been developed by Sh. H.S. Gehlot DIO & TD and Sh. Ravi Mathur DIA Jodhpur. Two new options, permission letter for birth death certificate and renewal of arms license has been added in the previous years. State informatics Officer & Sr. Technical Director, NIC Sh. Indu Gupta informed that “the number of beneficiaries under SWS is increasing every day.” The appreciation comes as a pat on the back of NIC which has been spearheading many e-governance projects in the state. The software would now be replicated all over the state of Rajasthan. Chandan Sen, Rajasthan