“Change... change..” by foregrounding a single word, five months have passed since the TVK-led government took office in Tamil Nadu; however, readers point out that the Tamil Nadu government’s official website has not been properly updated for the past three months.
On this site, information for officials, government orders, appointment orders, and government policy explanations are all not being updated promptly.
Only if these details are posted correctly and on the appropriate date on the Tamil Nadu government website can the public and the media immediately learn about all the decisions and actions taken by the government.
Moreover, the tn.gov.in website is the main medium for learning about all the important actions of the Tamil Nadu government.
This website operates through the National Informatics Centre, using information provided by the state cabinet, government departments, the headquarters of various departments, and district collectors.
It is on this website that the state government’s financial statements, policy notes, cabinet decisions, and the new decisions taken in meetings chaired by the Chief Minister and ministers can be posted for the public to know.
However, many pages on this website have not had any new information uploaded for more than three months. Not only that, the secretaries of many departments have been transferred. But those details have not been updated here, and the names of those who were previously in charge are still listed. Even if people want to submit any details or complaints, it is not that easy to do so.
In the image, the “What’s New” section contains information that is nearly two months old.

Details of the people appointed to the state government’s boards, tribunals, and commissions have also not been uploaded. It is feared that this will hide from public view the announcements about appointments to government posts.
Apparently, TVK workers believe that this information may not have reached Chief Minister Joseph Vijay, who had promised to bring in corruption-free governance and usher in change.
Already, the withdrawal of five government orders issued by the Tamil Nadu government and the decision to build the Secretariat in Pattinapakkam have drawn criticism of the TVK administration. In this situation, it may be shocking that the government website has also been left without being updated.

In this matter, have the details not been sent from the Tamil Nadu government? Or were they not uploaded properly? Where the problem lies is unclear. The public expects that all information should be uploaded to the government website promptly, and that the website itself should also be revamped.
