Ghaziabad Development Authority [GDA] has decided to reach young minds in technical institutes of the area to get the best design for its website.
‘The young brains in the colleges and institutes are performing everywhere so we have decided to get our website designed by them. It will benefit GDA and students both, as we can save money and brilliant students will get some money and reputation,’ said Santosh Kumar Yadav, Vice-Chariman of GDA.
The authority will soon invite the entries from various colleges and institutes of the area and select three top designs for its website. The colleges and students will also be awarded some cash prize.
The GDA will use this website and the name of the institute would be displayed on the website for one year.
‘We want to make the website more interactive and useful for viewers and citizens it needs a complete overhaul,’ added Yadav. GDA has also decided to make the documents of properties in its jurisdiction online to be accessed by everyone for verification.
The facilities like map verification, online form submission of housing schemes are also in the pipeline.
‘The young brains in the colleges and institutes are performing everywhere so we have decided to get our website designed by them. It will benefit GDA and students both, as we can save money and brilliant students will get some money and reputation,’ said Santosh Kumar Yadav, Vice-Chariman of GDA.
The authority will soon invite the entries from various colleges and institutes of the area and select three top designs for its website. The colleges and students will also be awarded some cash prize.
The GDA will use this website and the name of the institute would be displayed on the website for one year.
‘We want to make the website more interactive and useful for viewers and citizens it needs a complete overhaul,’ added Yadav. GDA has also decided to make the documents of properties in its jurisdiction online to be accessed by everyone for verification.
The facilities like map verification, online form submission of housing schemes are also in the pipeline.