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Mobile Apps and Portals Launched by Government Fo India] [MOBILE APPS AND PORTALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT FO INDIA] MOBILE APPS AND PORT ALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MOBILE APPS Name of the App Launched by Objective ‘Rail Kumbh Seva ’ North Central Railway (NCR) To help the devotees arriving in Allahabad for the Kumbh Mela. ‘Kumbh JioPhone’ Reliance Jio To help the devotees find the exact location of their friends and family, and Khoya Paya (Lost & Found). “ROSHNI” IIT Ropar To help the visually impaired recognize currency notes. ‘Digicop’ Chennai Police To help report thefts of mobile phones and two-wheelers and check if they have been recovered. Khelo India PM Narendra Modi To developing the fitness culture among the general public and helps youth realise their sporting dreams. Nyaya Bandhu Department of Justice Enable the PLVs to perform on field pre- registration of cases with a facility to seek appointment from the Panel lawyer on preferred date and time, in coordination with Village Level entrepreneur (VLE) at the CSC. PM-JAY PM-JAY's CEO Indu Bhushan To access the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) details or check the eligibility by entering the name, village and ID details. One Delhi App Delhi Government "To make travel easier in Delhi, the app allows users to access all bus stops, bus and metro routes, fares, expected time of arrival (ETA) of buses and metro," the government said in a statement. Shiksha Vani CBSE This app will disseminate crucial information to students and parents in a timely manner. Voter Turnout App Election Commission of India The app would increase transparency of voter turnout information among public while ensuring easy availability of the same for the media. www.BankExamsToday.com Page 1 [MOBILE APPS AND PORTALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT FO INDIA] UMANG Ministry of Electronics and A Single platform which provides Information Technology and services to all Indian citizens from National e-Governance Division Central to local Government bodies as well as Private Organizations. Veer Parivar App Central Government To assist to the families of the martyred CRPF personnel with regard to issuance of ex gratia, pensionary benefits and all information regarding the welfare schemes introduced for them by the government. eCollabDDS Government of India To provide a real time collaborative environment to visualize medical and dental images (digitized X-Ray images or DICOM data) for Patient diagnosis and treatment planning from remote locations. E-Dharti App Ministry of Housing and Urban To Provide all the three modules Affairs Conversion, Substitution and Mutation related to properties online. Observer App Election Commission of India To help poll observers to submit reports cVIGIL Election Commission of India To enable citizens to report on violation of election code of conduct. BOLO App Google To help students with their reading and comprehension skills and will help them read out aloud in English and inHindi. e-Pathshala Ministry of Human Resource Development and National Council It provides access to digital of Educational Research and textbooks for all classes, graded Training learning materials and enables participation in exhibitions, contests, festivals, workshops, etc. ‘Shiksha Setu’ Government of Haryana To help in bringing transparency in the Education Department and in the administration of colleges in the state. Air Sewa 2.0 Ministry of Civil Aviation To offer passengers convenient and hassle-free air travel experience AAPOORTI Ministry of Railways To offer information and data related to e-tendering and e-auction activities of Indian Railways. WEB PORTALS Name of the Portal Launched by Objective DBT Tribal Ministry of Tribal Affairs The portal provide single common www.BankExamsToday.com Page 2 [MOBILE APPS AND PORTALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT FO INDIA] platform to states to upload data related to beneficiaries, raise queries and give feedback. Startup India PM Narendra Modi To Promote startups, generation of employment, and wealth creation. E-NAM Portal Ministry of Agriculture, To reach out to the last mile farmer and Government of India transform the way agricultural produce is sold. 'Saubhagya' Government of India The web portal aims to ensure transparency as well as accelerate household electrification in rural as well as urban areas in the country. PRAAPTI Ministry of State for Power The web portal and app aims to bring transparency in power purchase transactions between Generators and Discoms. National Scholarship Portal Ministry for Minority Affairs The National Scholarship Portal is the Government of India’s initiative to provide financial assistance to deserving students by awarding them scholarships to pursue higher education and fulfill their dreams. Udyam Sakhi Portal Women Entrepreneurs Udyam Sakhi seeks to encourage women entrepreneurs and to aid, counsel, assist and protect their interests. It also preserve free competitive enterprise and to maintain and strengthen the overall economy of our nation. Bhu-Naksha NIC, Government of India To facilitate the management of digitized cadastral maps. E-Dharti App And Portal Ministry of Housing and Urban To Provide all the three modules Affairs Conversion, Substitution and Mutation related to properties online. LADIS ( Least Available Depth Inland Waterways Authority of To aid in ensuring of optimum use of Information System) India (IWAI) National Waterways e-AUSHADHI portal AYUSH For online licensing of Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy drugs and related matters ShaGun Ministry of Human Resource To capture and showcase innovations Development and progress in Elementary Education sector of India by continuous monitoring of the flagship scheme - Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA). SWAYAM (Study Webs of Active– Ministry of Human Resource To take the best teaching learning Learning for Young Aspiring Development resources to all. To bridge the digital Minds) divide for students who remained untouched by the digital revolution and have not been able to join the mainstream of the knowledge economy. www.BankExamsToday.com Page 3 [MOBILE APPS AND PORTALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT FO INDIA] Diksha Ministry of Human Resource For providing digital platform to Development teacher to make their lifestyle more digital. Through this portal, all teachers across nation will be equipped with advanced digital technology. ‘eDrishti’ Centre for Railway Information To provide summary information on System (CRIS) & Ministry of punctuality of trains for the previous Railway day and information on current train running on the Indian Railway network. Mahila – E Haat Women And Child Development To Promote Women Farmers And Ministry Entrepreneurs Air Sewa 2.0 Ministry of Civil Aviation To offer passengers convenient and hassle-free air travel experience PAISA-Portal For Affordable Credit Ministry of Housing and Urban A centralized electronic platform for And Interest Subvention Access Affairs processing interest subvention on bank Designed and developed by loans to beneficiaries under Deendayal Allahabad Bank Antyodaya Yojana – National Urban Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NULM). Government e-marketplace (GeM) Government of India It aims to promote inclusiveness, efficiency and transparency in public procurement and bring increase in cashless transactions. Rail Sahyog Ministry of Railways It will provide a platform for the Corporates & PSUs to contribute to creation of amenities at/near Railway Stations through CSR funds Farmers Ministry of Agriculture and To make available relevant information Farmers Welfare, and services to the farming community and private sector through the use of information and communication technologies. e-Sahaj Ministry of Home Affairs For grant of Security Clearance. The portal will facilitate an applicant to submit application online and also to view the status of his application from time to time. PENCIL- Platform for Effective Ministry of Labour & Employment To combat the menace of child labour, Enforcement for No Child Labour trafficking and sexual abuse to ensure complete prohibition of child labour and protection of adolescents from hazardous labour ultimately leading to Child Labour Free India. AirSewa 2.0 Ministry of Civil Aviation To provide a superior user experience with enhanced functionalities. Major improvements include features such as secure sign-up and log-in with social media, chatbot for travellers support,improved grievance management including social media grievances, real-time flight status and www.BankExamsToday.com Page 4 [MOBILE APPS AND PORTALS LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT FO INDIA] details flight schedule. Rail Sehyog Ministry of Railway For the corporates and PSUs (Public Sector Undertakings) to contribute to the creation of amenities at Railway stations through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds. Rail Drishti Ministry of Railway It brings information from various sources on a single platform and gives access to key statistics and parameters to every citizen of the country e-Pashu Haat Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Farmers can obtain information on Welfare location of quality indigenous germplasm in the form live animals, semen doses and embryos. Farmers will be aware about the availability of quality disease free bovine germplasm with different agencies in the country. Samadhaan Ministry of Micro,Small & Medium To help MSMEs directly register their Enterprises cases relating to delayed payments by Central Ministries/Departments/CPSEs/State Governments. The information on the portal will be available in public domain, thus exerting moral pressure on the
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