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Akal Infosys enter into Japanese job market with its Joint Venture with Tozai Shoko Cooperative of Japan | Akal Infosys

  Realizing the dream of many of the Indians to work in Japan, Akal Infosys Ltd is proud to announce its entry into the Japanese Job Market with its Joint Venture with Tozai Shoko Company of Japan. Japan is one of the most diverse countries in the world, and although the temples, castles and stunning nature are amazing to behold, it has been attracting an increasing number of people from India, who want to work here. The Joint Venture,  Akal HR Solutions Pvt Ltd.  will be official license holder as a “Sending Organization” from the Government of India to send candidates to Japan under (Technical Intern Training Program) TITP Program. TITP offers opportunities for Indian workers to work and learn in Japan for 3 years extendable to 5 years. Considering the needs of Indian candidates, Akal plans to provide an extensive Training & job placement Package, which will include Japanese Language Training, Japanese Culture Training, Job placement interviews from Japanese compa...
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Technology Solutions for Persons with Disabilities | Akal Infosys

  National Award Winning & Innovative Web Solutions by Akal Information Systems Limited Background The definition of disability as provided by UN convention on rights of persons with disabilities (UNCRPD) states that “Persons with disabilities include those who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments which in interaction with various barriers may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others”. As per official estimates, in India, nearly 2.68 Cr persons are ‘disabled’ which is 2.21% of the total population. Challenges faced by disabled population in India – The disabled population are one of the most excluded sections of the society and they face a number of problems in their daily life. Inaccessibility Low Representation Barriers to Health Care The Education System is Still not Inclusive Attitudinal Barriers Institutional Barriers Inadequate Data & Statistics Poor Implementation Inaccessible communication...
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Future of E Governance in India | Akal Infosys

In a nutshell, when we talk about   e-Governance  in India, it signifies a standard relationship between a citizen and that of the Government. In this G2C relationship, the government is liable to provide services ranging over the domains like healthcare, transportation, education, telecommunications and much more. In lieu of Digital India, the country is on the surge of change and revolution. It would be evident to mention that things which are not dynamic today are considered out-fashioned. Governments around the world are pushing hard to deploy information and technology in their operations. For the purpose of making the reach of the Government efficient, vast and responsive, e-Governance is breaking all the stereotypes. Since 1970, India is progressing in the field of e-Governance. From making use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for elections, census, computerizing all the government offices, to digital lockers, e-kranthi portals and e-seva Kendra, the n...
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