HT Correspondent
Indore, January 13
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FOR THE people of about 600 villages in Dhar district of Mahdaya Pradesh, the new millennium has begun with an informtion revolution with an information revolution. For the first time in the state, 21 major centres spread over five

blocks of the Dhar district have been connected with an intranet network called "Gyandoot".
 With the openinig of these centres, called "Soochanalaya". Inaugurated by Chief Minister Digvijay Singh yesterday, life of the people of these 600 villages will hopefully be easier. Farmers will be able

to access information regarding prices of grains and vegetables of nearly a dozen mandis through this network.
 Moreover, through "Gyandoot", the people of these villages will be able to send and receive information regarding land records, income certificates, caste certificate,

domicile certificates demarcation application, health facilities etc. Besides information about government welfare schemes and programmes will also reach the villagers.
  According to Dhar Collector Rajesh Rajoria, this scheme will benefit the villagers in many ways.