Aizawl, Oct 16: Mizoram Home Minister K. Sapdanga on Friday inaugurated the e-Office system at the Police Headquarters (PHQ) in Aizawl, marking a significant step towards digital transformation and modernisation of the state police administration.
The inauguration ceremony was held at G.S. Arya Mess, Police Headquarters, in the presence of senior police officials.
The programme began with a welcome address by Inspector General of Police (Headquarters) H. Ramthlengliana, IPS. Director General of Police Sharad Agarwal, IPS, presented an overview of the initiative, Emphasising its importance for the organisation and outlining other recent initiatives undertaken by Mizoram Police.
Addressing the gathering, Home Minister K. Sapdanga said the introduction of the e-Office system reflected Mizoram Police’s commitment to modernising administrative operations through technology and strengthening digital governance. He also conveyed his best wishes for the effective implementation and utilisation of the system.
The e-Office platform is expected to streamline administrative processes by facilitating faster file movement, improving official correspondence and decision-making, enhancing transparency and accountability, and promoting a paperless working environment.
Police Headquarters comprises 35 branches, including 18 regular branches and 17 personal branches. Profile mapping for 23 officers and approximately 53 dealing officers has already been completed as part of the implementation process.
To ensure smooth and efficient operation, the National Informatics Centre (NIC) has provided an internet connection with a bandwidth of approximately 60 Mbps.
With the launch of the system, Mizoram Police Headquarters has become the eighth directorate in the state to adopt e-Office, further advancing Mizoram’s efforts to promote efficient, transparent and technology-driven governance.