DIGITAL INDIA

AND KEY
INITIATIVES
Dr. M.S.Anand
Associate Professor and HCC
Anna Institute of Management, Chennai-28
asoprof.aiom@tn.gov.in / mstranand@gmail.com
 Agenda

• Digital India
• Key Initiatives of Digital India
DIGITAL INDIA
 Digital India - Vision Areas

Digital Infrastructure to Every Citizen

Digital Services and Governance on Demand

Digital Empowerment of Citizens

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 Digital India
To Transform India into digitally empowered society and knowledge economy

.
Digital Infrastructure as utility to Governance and Services on Digital empowerment of
every citizen. Demand. Citizens.

• High speed Internet • Integrated services

• Unique digital Identity
• Mobile phone and bank account
• Common services Centre.
• Private space on cloud
• Secure Cyber space
• Online and Mobile services
• Portable citizen entitlements
• Ease of doing business
• Financial transactions
electronic and cashless
• GIS as decision support
system
• Digital Literacy
• Digital resources
• Indian Languages
• Participatory government
• Electronic submission of
documents.
Digital India Pillars
 Key Initiatives of Digital India

 DBT integrated
with PFMS
platform  National
Jeevan BharatNet  CSC 2.0 Scholarship Portal
myGov
Pramaan 2.0
Aadhar Act  Aadhar Authority
BharatKosh
notified

Apr 2016
Aug 2015

Feb 2016
July 2014 Nov 2014 Feb 2015 Mar 2015 Jul 2015 Dec 2015 Mar 2016 July 2016 Aug 2016
 NCoG eMandi  GeM
Oct 2014 Digi-Locker National  Swayam portal
 e-Payments
Careers Portal
Biometric Services Portal
Attendance
Launch
Digital India
2nd July, 2015
Digital India Portal
(https://digitalindia.gov.in/)
MyGov(https://mygov.in)

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 MyGov

A platform to encourage participation of citizens in

governance by seeking their ideas and suggestions
(mygov.in).
MyGov(https://mygov.in)
 MyGov – An Overview
Snapshot of activities
MyGov in Numbers  IoT Policy
 Digital Locker
 Mobile as Digital Identity
 National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
 National Health Policy
 Swachh Bharat
 Union Budget
 Jan Dhan Yojna
 Mann Ki Baat
 New Education Policy
 NITI Aayog

 PMO App Contest 13

 Innovate for Digital India Contest
 Ideas for PM’s Independence Speech
 Ideas for Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyaan
 Net Neutrality
 Consultation paper on Call Drops
 Smart Cities Mission
Online Registration System (https://ors.gov.in)
 eHOSPITAL / Online Registration System (ORS)

E-HOSPITAL IS A CLOUD BASED HOSPITAL

HL7 Development
Framework and Meta MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
Data & Data
Standards
201 15 Lakh+
Total Hospitals Patients Registered
Simplified On- Software as On-boarded in March 2018
boarding and a Service
Master Data
management
(SaaS)
model
2.58 Cr+ 1 Lakh+
Patients Registered Patients Registered
since Sept ‘15 on 15 March 2018
Hospitals are relieved
from Application
Development & Server
Management Online
Billi
IPD Appointme
ng
nt

2 3 Blood
OPD & Lab
Casual Lab Availabilit
Reports
ty e- y
1 4
Hospital@NIC
Modules

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 (As on May 31 2017) 2017-18 (As on March 15)
Online OPD 106 hospitals on boarded 201 Hospitals on boarded
appointments 130555 680986 29.82 Lakh OPD/IPD/Lab 2.57 crores OPD/IPD/Lab 15
registrations registrations
 e-Hospital – Rollout to cover Central
Government Hospitals

eHospital
33.26 Lakh
No. of Appointments

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CLOUD
NUMBER OF HOSPITALS

On-boarding of all Central/State Govt. Hospitals on e-Hospital 16

National Scholarships Portal (https://scholarships.gov.in)
 National Scholarship Portal (NSP)

Application Statistics for Academic Year 2017 - 18

National Scholarships Portal is one-stop solution
About NSP through which various services starting from
student application, application receipt,
Total Applications: 1.40 Cr (Fresh + Renewal) processing, sanction and disbursal of various
scholarships to Students are enabled. National
Scholarships Portal is taken as Mission Mode
Project under National e-Governance Plan
Beneficiaries: 53.59 L (Fresh + Renewal) (NeGP)

 All scholarships information available under

₹ 1607 Cr disbursed through portal Features one umbrella
 Single integrated application for all
scholarships
 System suggests the schemes for which a
14 Ministries/dept. on-boarded
student is eligible
 Duplicates can be reduced to the maximum
extent
32 Schemes  Master data for Institutions and courses at
all India level

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 (as on 16th March 2018)

Number of schemes 1. 24 Schemes integrated; 1. 24 Schemes integrated. 1. 52 schemes integrated
integrated with total 2. Total Rs. 1699 were disbursed
Text to 2. Rs. 1156 crore has been disbursed to 2. Rs 1607 crore has been disbursed to
amount disbursed
NIC
approx. 65 lakh beneficiary 39.46 lakh students. 53.59 lakh students
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DigiLocker (https://digilocker.gov.in)
 Moving to Paperless Transactions: Digital Locker

40 AGENCIES ISSUING DOCUMENTS

TO CITIZENS VIA DIGITAL LOCKER

95+

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200+ Types of Documents – Aadhaar,
Driving License, Passport, DigiLocker 1
(users-Lakhs)
Pan, Voter Id Integrated
Dec, 2015 28 Jan, 2018

No. of issued documents : 227+ Cr

• The IT (Controller of Digital Locker) Rules, 2016
User accounts: Over 95 lakhs
• The Digital Locker Authority Appointed
No. of Issuer Organizations : 40
• The Rules for Certification of Digital Locker Service
No. of Requester organizations: 18
Providers (DLSP) / DL REPOSITORIES notified
INDIA CULTURE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
 Jeevan Pramaan (https://jeevanpramaan.gov.in)

>16.3 lakh pensioners submitted life certificates & > 11.03 lakh Life Certificates successfully processed
 Status of major initiatives

• Electronic Signature and Electronic Authentication

Technique & Procedure Rules notified
• 3 eSign providers empanelled – eMudhra, C-DAC and
eSign (n)Code
• Services integrated with eSign – Digital Locker, Sparrow,
eOffice, GeM
• Over 7+ Lakh eSigns issued

• Draft model RFP for e-Governance in progress

Model RFP for •(
e-Governance https://meity.gov.in/model-rfp-template-and-guidance-notes-e-gov-
projects
)
 Aadhar

A 12 digit number issued by the Unique

IDentification Authority of India (UIDAI)
to the residents of India to be used as a
basis/primary identifier to roll out
several government welfare schemes
and programmes (
https://uidai.gov.in/your-aadhaar/abou
t-aadhaar.html
)
 Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)

(In Cr) Aadhaar Journey Age Wise Population Vs Aadhaar

(In Cr)
120
90
80.55
80 74.16
100 100
95
70

60
80
73
50
Population
Aadhaar Journey Aadhaar
60 40 35.04
54
(In crores) 30
22.74
40
20
11.93

25 10
20 2.56

0
10
0-<5 5-<18 18 & above
0 0
December December December December December December April (5th)
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
 Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)

Aadhaar Achievements
 More than 100cr. people have Aadhaar.
 74.61 cr. (93%) of adults have Aadhaar.
 22.78 cr. (65%) Children of age 5-18 Years have Aadhaar
 2.56 cr. (22%) Children of Age 0- <5 years have Aadhaar
 Every day more than 5-7 lakhs people get enrolled for Aadhaar.
 Aadhaar is now the biggest online digital identity platform in the world.
Aadhaar Benefits
 DBTL (Pahal) – accrued estimated savings of Rs 15,000 cr.
 PDS – accrued estimated savings of Rs 2,346 cr. across 4 states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Puducherry
and Delhi
 Scholarship – accrued estimated savings of Rs 276 cr. across 3 states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and
Punjab
 Pensions (NSAP) – accrued estimated savings of Rs 66 cr. across 3 states of Jharkhand, Chandigarh and
Puducherry.

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 UIDAI Contd..

Aadhaar Usage
 25.48 cr. Bank accounts linked with Aadhaar
 Over 12.28 cr (74%)LPG connections linked with Aadhaar
 Over 11.39 cr. (48%) ration cards linked with Aadhaar
 Over 5.90 cr. (63%) MNREGA Cards linked with Aadhaar

Aadhaar Authentication
 Over 151 cr. authentication transactions done by UIDAI
 Over 8.4 cr. e-KYC transactions done by UIDAI
 UIDAI authenticates over 40 lakh transactions per day

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 Aadhaar - Status
Children Adult (18+
(5-18 years),
102 Cr+ people enrolled (80% of ~128 Cr) years),
63%
96%

Aadhaar as financial address: 27 Cr+ people linked Percentage

their Aadhaar to bank a/c Chil-
dren Aadhaar
(0-5
Enrolment
Online authentication and e-KYC facility across Years)
,
country 20%

Scheme Beneficiaries Aadhaar seeded

PAHAL 16.7 Cr 12.6 Cr (75.6%)
NREGA 10.6 Cr 6.6 Cr (61.9%)
PDS 23.8 Cr 13.3 Cr (55.7%)
Election Commission 85 Cr 32 Cr (38%)
National Scholarship 1.1 Cr 39.4 L (37%)
NSAP 3.2 Cr 1.0 Cr (31.9%)
IAY 30 Lk 5.4 Lk (18%)
 Direct Benefit Transfer

STATUS OF DBT
• Major reform in Government’s benefit design and 74 schemes
on DBT
delivery mechanism
31.17 cr DBT
beneficiaries
• DBT- Transfer of cash/ benefits directly to beneficiaries
20.5 cr beneficiaries’
• Envisages accurate targeting of beneficiaries, data seeded with
reduction of fraud, and bringing efficiency in Aadhaar

delivery process by curbing leakages and

promoting transparency Rs. 1.2 lakh cr
disbursed through DBT
• JAM (Jan Dhan, Aadhaar and Mobile) –
Major DBT enablers Rs. 36,500 cr
cumulative saving from
DBT
 Direct Benefits Transfer

535 Schemes Targeted

₹ 57K Crore Saving

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Encompasses 412 schemes Schemes
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Schemes
₹ 151.39 Cr disbursed in FY 17-18 35
Schemes
De-duplication of Beneficiaries

31 Mar 15 31 Mar 16 31 Jan 2018

Government e-Market (GeM) Place

https://gem.gov.in
• Offers Products and Services for direct
purchase
• GFR Compliant Solution
• Automated Processes for Govt. Buyers
and Sellers for Bidding, Reverse
Auction
• PAN, Aadhaar, BAS, and PFMS
integrated
• Cloud Solution
• Open Source Technologies
Government e-Market (GeM) Place

Select
• Buy Products
• Buy Services

Buy

• Sell Products
• Sell Services
Consignment

>233 Suppliers Available

>460 Products across 12
categories & Payment
Transport Service
e-Taal Transactions

8.4
Crore

#
2.28 Cr transactions till 2018
Electronic Transaction Aggregation & Analysis Layer
(eTaal)

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 UMANG – Unified Mobile App for New Age Governance

Proposed as a common mobile application/platform – Pan India for all Govt services

1 • Unified Platform – 195 services, 36 Depts, 06 States

2 • One Mobile App, SMS, IVR (Toll Free)

3 • Integration and front-end development support

4 • Can integrate with existing mobile apps systems

5 • Standardized User Interface and User Experience

6 • Integration with Payment Gateways, Authentication etc

7 • With Customer Support

8 • With Built-in Analytics

9 • Multiple Indian Languages Support

 National Geographic Information System
(NGIS) based Decision Support System

Status
• DST circulated DCN on National Geographic Information System (NGIS) on 9 th Feb, 2016 with an outlay of
Rs.3,000 Cr. over 4 yrs. Final supplementary note on NGIS submitted Cabinet Secretariat on 4 th May 2016

• MeitY rolled out GIS as Decision Support System (DSS) platform vide National Centre of Geo-informatics
(NCoG)

• Project implemented through NCoG:

 Government Land Information System (Ministry of Urban Development)
 Rural Electrification Corporation
 Mining Information System (Ministry of Mines)
 DSS for AICTE
 Saltpan Information System (DIPP)
 PESA and National Asset Directory (MoPR)

Roadmap
• DST to provide spatial datasets, standards and formulate policies
• MeitY to deliver GIS based services. NGIS may utilize the project deliverables implemented through NCoG

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 National Cloud of NIC (https://www.nic.in)

Biometric Public
Govt. Digital
MyGOV Attendance Distribution
Websites Locker
(BAS) System

JoSSA Jeevan National

e-hospital e-NAM
(counselling) Pramaan Scholarship

Cyber
Swachh Bharat Ke
mFMS GeM Swachhta
Bharat Veer Portal
Kendra

Prime
Minister
Office website
2017-2018 (as 2017-2018 (as
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
Number of on 31 May 2017)
st
on 15 March, 2018)
th

80 Applications 80 Applications 500 Applications 550 Applications 750 Applications

NIC Applications 36
 E – Office / Electronic Office
A Digital Workplace Solution

The electronic office, or e-office, was a term coined to cover the increasing use of computer -based information
technology for office work.

 Improve productivity, quality, resource management,

turnaround time (TAT) and increase transparency

 Secure and confidential, automating routine tasks, capable

on handling the required workload,

 Elimination of paper and converting most or all office

communications to electronic

 improved accuracy and efficiency of organizations

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 Public Financial Management System
(PFMS)

Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)

PFMS is a financial  Aadhar based &
management platform  Non- Aadhar based bank
started by of the office of accounts
the Controller General of Reduce delays in payments and
Accounts, Ministry of accurate targeting of
Finance with the Planning beneficiaries
Commission.  Efficiency
 Effectiveness
 Transparency

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Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) vision
to have a domestic, open and
multilateral system of payments.
In India, 90% of credit card
transactions and almost all debit
card transactions are domestic;
however, the cost of transactions
was high due to the dominance of
foreign card schemes.

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National Digital Literacy Mission (NDLM)
राष्ट्रीय डिजिटल साक्षरता मिशन

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 Credits
Dr. Charru Malhotra
Associate Professor (e-Governance and ICT)
Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi
E-mail: charrumalhotra.iipa[at]gov.in
Skype: Charru.malhotra1
Phone-no: +91-11-2468593 Mobile:+91-9818529298

IIPA Research Team

Ms. Rashmi Anand Ms. Shilpa Yadav
rashmi.iipa@gmail.com shilpayadav.iipa@gmail.com
Ms. Nishtha Agarwal Ms. Heeba Jamal
nagarwal.iipa@gmail.com heeba.iipa@gmail.com
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Questions pls ?

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