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Premium Andhra Pradesh e-Pragati: Government services to go online from October Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu declared 2017-18 as e-Pragati year while inaugurated a training programme for government officials at Vijayawada. The six-week training programme is being conducted by a team from Indian School of Business, Hyderabad AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu (Express Photo by Nirmal Harindran) All the 32 departments of Andhra Pradesh government will start using the latest technology from October for administration, e-governance, brining in transparency, and make everything visible online. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu declared 2017-18 as e-Pragati year while inaugurated a training programme for government officials at Vijayawada. The six-week training programme is being conducted by a team from Indian School of Business, Hyderabad. “The e-pragati training programme is for AP government officials to familiarize and update new technologies and its usage,’’ said Associate Professor Deepa Mani. Naidu said that AP aims to emerge as number one state in using technology. He said e-Pragati should be implemented in all departments and all the certificates should be made available online. The use of new technology is expected to bring transparency in administration, creation of wealth and employment. For instance, AP developed a mobile app to predict exact location of lightning strikes which helps the administration to alert and prevent loss of life. The Chief Minister...

The Andhra Pradesh government has approved a R2,030-crore e-Pragati project, a comprehensive e-governance project simplifying the process of delivery of government and citizen services. Developed in association with Wipro in eight months, this project provides a comprehensive framework for implementing e-governance, transforming the state into Digital AP and facilitating electronic delivery of services to citizens. With e-Pragati, Andhra Pradesh hopes to become the first state to conceive and execute a state-wide enterprise architecture. “This project will become a model in government enterprise architecture in India,” says N Chandrababu Naidu, chief minister of Andhra Pradesh. The e-Pragati project covers 33 secretariat departments and over 300 government agencies in the state. It seeks to provide 745 services in the government to customer (G2C), government to business (G2B), government to enterprise (G2E) and government to government (G2G) areas. It consists of 72 projects grouped into 14 packages, with an estimated outlay of Rs 2,030 crore. These will be funded and implemented over a three-year period on the basis of a public-private participation (PPP) model. The e-Pragati design consultant is World’s rice glut will be put to test with El Nino’s return The major components of e-Pragati revolve around seven missions, five grids and five campaigns. These include AP Fibre Grid up to all gram panchayats, AP State Data Centre to host all the data and applications, e-Highway...

The Andhra Pradesh government has introduced the e-Pragati Portal Registration Process for offering its citizens with integrated services To offer its citizens integrated services, the government of Andhra Pradesh has launched the e-Pragati Portal. With greater efficiency, accountability, transparency, accessibility, and dependability, the e-Pragati Portal seeks to deliver government services. Its main goal is to improve the quality of life for citizens through good governance, high-quality healthcare and education, increased productivity in agriculture and related industries, and the creation of jobs by advancing electronics and information technology. The e-Pragati Portal Registration is examined in-depth in this article. Vision of the e-Pragati The e-Pragati intends to act as a catalyst for improving the efficiency of carrying out different government-initiated welfare and development programs. Objectives of the e-Pragati The missions of the e-Pragati Portal are listed below. Primary Sector Mission Making agricultural and related activities lucrative and sustainable, reducing drought via water conservation, successfully managing post-harvest operations, and enhancing storage, processing, and value-addition capacity are some of the areas that the primary sector mission is focused on. For the purpose of carrying out various tasks and providing services, primary sector departments and their sub-departments collaborate with other state agencies, the Indian government, banks...

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday launched ‘e-Pragati core platform’ at Undavalli, near here. e-Pragati, a forward-looking digital initiative, is aimed at connecting the citizen to 34 departments, 336 autonomous organisations and 745-plus services. Through this project, the State government intends to realise the vision of ‘Sunrise AP 2022’. The e-Pragati authority will achieve the goals of the project by supporting the seven development missions launched in the areas of e-Governance, Social Empowerment, Skill Development, Urban Development, Infrastructure, Industrial Development and the Services sector. Mr. Naidu said e-Pragati would act as a platform to connect all departments and stand alone to resolve the issues. There should be coordination between citizens and the government to solve several issues. Stating that Andhra Pradesh stood first with regard to Information Technology, Mr. Naidu said wonders could be done with IT and internet of things (IoT). The IT and IoT have been helping in a big way to improve performance of the government. Explaining about government initiatives to move towards paperless government, IT Minister Nara Lokesh said certificate-less admissions were introduced in the State. Issuance of the driving licences was also made online. The portal had single access for all 34 departments integration to cover all services.“The democratisation of data would help to know the ground level problems of people. The taxation system at grass root...

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