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CS reviews progress on JK Samadhan, Kisan Khidmat Ghar, Youth Skill App

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SRINAGAR: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today reviewed the progress achieved in the IT initiatives being taken up by the UT administration in collaboration with Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geo-informatics (BISAG-N) during a meeting held here.

The meeting was attended by the Additional Chief Secretary, Forest Ecology and Environment, Principal Secretary, Agriculture, Principal Secretary of Higher Education, Commissioner Secretary, IT, MD HADP, team members of BISAG-N besides other concerned officers.

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The initiatives reviewed in the meeting included JK Samadhan, Kisan Khidmat Ghar App and J&K Youth Skill and Entrepreneurship App.

The Chief Secretary had an overview of the progress made in the collaborative initiatives besides taking stock of the functionalities completed by the BISAG, so far.

While reviewing the initiatives, the Chief Secretary implored upon the team to help them in the capacity building of the staff. He directed the concerned to ensure the completion of training of the master trainers in every department within a week so that they are well versed with the usage of to-be-launched Apps. He directed the concerned to prepare a user manual of the Apps so as to make government services more meaningful, accessible and user-friendly.

He also suggested some changes to be made and told the BISAG team to introduce new features like using the latest technologies like Chatbot integrated, query builder, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make government more accessible and responsive to the public.

The Chief Secretary further directed the officers to work in a coordinated manner so that the Apps should be fully ready for rollout in a timely manner.

On the occasion, the BISAG team gave a detailed presentation about the status of different reformative measures taken and the latest technologies introduced in the Apps.

They threw light on the progress achieved in the formulation of the Grievance redressal mechanism- Samadhan saying that Samadhan is an improvement over JKIGRAMS and CPGRAMS. It was said that the refurbished mechanism is a multi-lingual forum which would be based on AI.

JK Samadhan is enabled with auto-forwarding of grievances to the concerned department and DoPG will be able to monitor the grievances. JK Samadhan is expected to be rolled out by the end of this month.

It was also informed that the mechanism would be more responsive with real-time updates, prompt acknowledgement and multilingual voice chatbot integration. The App will have normal and priority-based segregation of grievances with multiple types of dashboards and reports.

The Chief Secretary was also given a demonstration on the renewed mechanism of farmer empowerment mechanism by virtue of the Kisan Khidmat Ghar (KKG) ecosystem. KKG which will be launched in July is an integrated and customised portal for farmers to facilitate them in utilising a multitude of services.

It was apprised in the meeting that KKG is laced with 17 main features, out of which, 12 have been completed while the rest will be completed very soon. The said system would have innate characteristics of farmer registration, sale of agricultural inputs, scheme onboarding mechanism, advisories, skilling, expert consultation, digital marketing, decision support and developing of smartphone applications.

BISAG also highlighted various features of the JK Youth Skill and Entrepreneurship App and detailed discussions were held about the development and creation of Digital DPRs and Skill Management in the UT. The said mechanism is going to take the help of AI and others for career counselling, job opportunities in the private and public sectors, self-employment besides imparting skills and incubation to aspiring entrepreneurs. The App will be integrated with job fairs, government notifications, job postings, National carer service, and employment schemes.

 

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