HCL Signs Contract for Gujarat‘s Tribal Development

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Signs Rs 110 crs contract involving supply, implementation of biometric attendance & computer aided learning systems...

HCL Infosystems announced the signing of a prestigious contract awarded by the Government of Gujarat. This contract of over Rs.110 crs is aimed at speeding development in the tribal districts of Gujarat. Gujarat has been consistently recording stable economic growth and this move under Gujarat Governments vision and the Chief Ministers ten point programme (Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana) will only strengthen the vision of inclusive growth. HCL Infosystems has been chosen to implement this project under a transparent model based on Public Private Partnership , where in the Government will keep a close watch on the progress and services delivered.


Under the scope, HCL will supply PCs with biometric finger print scanner and UPS to over 7000 schools across the state. HCL would implement the Biometric based attendance system , offer facility management and run teacher training programs to supply and implement robust education software effectively at schools. The program strongly u

nderlines the need to focus on launching result oriented initiatives, involving local people for the benefit of the tribes and forging strong convergence with various departments of the Government responsible for implementation. The project will focus on Ashram Shal , Adrashnovasi Shala , Eklavaya , primary and upper primary schools.


Today, the need to create a progressive environment of inclusive growth is more than ever before. We deeply appreciate the Governments vision and commitment to take IT to the grass root levels of the state. With the experience and in-depth understanding of the unique Indian needs , we are confident of quality delivery in such a complex project that involves reaching out to the remotest part of the state. With focus on harnessing private initiatives in a mutually beneficial manner , such programs will lead tribal communities into the new age. said Ajai Chowdhry , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer , HCL Infosystems Ltd.