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Jammu and Kashmir emerging as model in digital governance in India

| @indiablooms | Jan 04, 2023, at 11:12 pm

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir has emerged as a model region for digital government across the country with a focus on a transparent and accountable governance system.

This comes as the government aims to establish a system which enables people to access high-quality services anywhere, anytime, on any device, reports ANI.

According to an official statement, the IT interventions and several digital initiatives are bringing transparency in the system and streamlining the public service delivery system for the welfare of the common masses.

“J-K has achieved several milestones with solid technical architecture at the service of citizens with speedy development as the new identity of J-K,” the statement said as quoted by ANI.

It said that the government’s prime objective is line to online.

“Instead of travelling to Government offices, people just need to use digital mode for availing different government services,” it said.

“J-K has been successful in providing nearly 444 services online including all the major services commonly availed by the people,” the statement added.

Chief Secretary, Arun Kumar Mehta in a recently held meeting maintained that the contactless administration not only ensures transparency and accountability but swiftness also.

“Notably, the number of online services provided by the Planning Department shot to 411 in addition to 33 services integrated into Rapid Assessment System (RAS). Moreover, 195 services had already been integrated with the feedback system out of these 411 online services and some 103 more services are going to be made RAS complaint shortly,” the statement said.

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