Birth and death certificates of the British era can soon be found on a click to the computer. Himachal government is going to record online records from 1870 to 2005. The Electronic Corporation can digitize certificates for the Department of Health. In addition, the corporation will assign the digitization work to the private company. The government has taken this decision to protect the certificate. There is a record of birth and death certificates from the year 1870 in the municipal office of Hills Queen Shimla, which was the capital of the country during the British period.
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Many English-born families from Shimla come here from England and take certificates. British come here every year to bear the sign of their ancestors. Similarly, other districts of the state also have many years old certificates. The state government is now going to save all these old documents in a digital way. The private company will be tasked with this. Under this process, all old records will be scanned. Each certificate will be scanned separately. Its index will be made. Data entry of records can be done in Hindi and English language.
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Separate software can also be made for this. Digitization work will be done in every district headquarters. This data will also be uploaded on the website of the Health Department. After the completion of this process, birth and death certificates can be obtained by applying on the departmental website. Managing Director of Electronic Development Corporation said that the company will be selected on January 14 for the digitization of certificates.
