e-Sanad portal launched at GNA University

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Phagwara, Updated At : 09:02 AM Dec 14, 2024 IST

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GNA University has unveiled the e-Sanad portal, an innovative project of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.

Vivek Verma, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Electronics & IT; Kirti Mahajan, Director of IT, National Informatics Centre; Raj Kumar Tickoo, Senior Director of IT, National Informatics Centre; Dr Dharmendra Singh, Assistant Director, Department of Higher Education, Punjab; and GNA Chancellor Gurdeep Singh Sihra, Vice-chancellor Dr Hemant Sharma, graced the historic occasion.

The goal of e-Sanad, according to Vivek Verma, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Electronics & IT, is to offer a platform for document verification, attestation and apostille services that is cashless, contactless, paperless.

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