<p>“We were discussing it yesterday over dinner. I proposed it to him,” Dinesh Trivedi, minister of state for health, said on Thursday while inaugurating the Life Science Conclave in New Delhi.<br /><br />He said birth certificate is an important document and it should be available to people anytime, anywhere. “People should be able to go to a cyber cafe and get a printout of their birth certificate,” the minister added.<br /><br />About the e-health certificate, Trivedi said this document will have the entire history of the newborn - weight, vaccination, any birth problem and other related information - and all these will be available on the net.</p>
<p>“We were discussing it yesterday over dinner. I proposed it to him,” Dinesh Trivedi, minister of state for health, said on Thursday while inaugurating the Life Science Conclave in New Delhi.<br /><br />He said birth certificate is an important document and it should be available to people anytime, anywhere. “People should be able to go to a cyber cafe and get a printout of their birth certificate,” the minister added.<br /><br />About the e-health certificate, Trivedi said this document will have the entire history of the newborn - weight, vaccination, any birth problem and other related information - and all these will be available on the net.</p>