E Kranti

e-Kranti
National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) 2.0
Col Jagdish Jamwal

coljjamwal@gmail.com
e-Kranti
 Context
 Vision & Mission
 Objectives
 Value Proposition
 Principles
 Institutions & Instruments
 Implementation: New Initiatives
 New Mission Mode Projects
 Wrap up
e- Kranti
Transformation & upscaling of

NeGP named as e-Kranti
Vision
“ Transforming e-governance
for transforming governance”
Mission
“ To ensure a government wide transformation by

delivering all government services electronically to
the citizens through integrated & interoperable
systems via multiple modes, while ensuring
efficiency, transparency & reliability of such
services at affordable costs”
Objectives of e-Kranti
 To redefine NeGP with transformational and outcome

oriented e-governance initiatives
 To enhance the portfolio of citizen centric services
 To ensure optimum usage of core ICT infrastructure
 To promote rapid replication and integration of e-

governance applications
 To leverage emerging technologies

Value Proposition of e-Kranti
 On demand provisioning of the next generation core and

common ICT infrastructure under DeitY such as :
- National Information Infrastructure (NII) comprising of:
# Next generation hi-speed network connectivity
NKN, SWAN, NOFN & reaching upto village
panchayat level
# GI Cloud (Meghraj), NDC, SDC for cloud
services, backend storage of data & application
hosting
- e-Sangam {National Service Delivery Gateway (NSDG)

/ State Service Delivery Gateway (SSDG)} acting as a
middleware for integrating various Central / State
Departments’ applications
- Mobile platform under the Mobile Seva project for
delivery of mobile-based services through various
channels such as SMS, USSD, IVRS and mobile apps
 Monitoring & Evaluation of the project under the
NeGP 2.0 framework
 Sharing of best practices and standards to facilitate

integration of services and enhance interoperability of
services for seamless, single-window delivery of
services
 Exploring and facilitating Departments to provide

end-to-end integrated service delivery, which is cross-
cutting across Departments
Questions ?????
Principles of e-Kranti
1. Transformation & not Translation

 Pre-requisite of substantial transformation in quality, quantity
& manner of delivery of service
 Proposal to be accompanied by statement of changes in the
Act & Rules or to be bring new legislation to ensure the legal
sustainability
 Fresh dose of transformation through appropriate changes to
the scope of the earlier MMP
Transformation can be like process changes, introduction of
technology in innovative ways, introduction of self financing
business models & adoption of innovative models for delivery of
services.
2. Integrated Services & not Individual Services

 Providing integrated services on an end-to-end basis should
be the USP and the hallmark of e-Kranti.
 Extensive use of Aadhaar for identification of residents & use
of e-Pramaan framework developed by DeitY for
authentication of individuals are recommended in this
direction
3. GPR to be Mandatory in Every MMP
4. Infrastructure on Demand
5. Cloud by Default
6. Mobile First
7. Mandating Standards & Protocols
8. Language Localization
9. National GIS
1o. Security and Electronic Data Preservation
11. Fast –tracking Approvals

12. National e-Governance Academy
13. e-Governance Knowledge Portal
14. Create e-Governance Impact Index
15. Effective Use of Social Media
Institutions & Instruments for e-Kanti
 National e-Governance Academy
“ A global centre of excellence in e- Governance

through education, training, research and practice
for transforming governance”
Proposed Organization Structure
 e-Governance Knowledge Portal
 E-Governance Impact Index
 Effective use of Social Media
 Transforming the Delivery Channels
 Awareness and Communication

 Fast Tracking Approvals
 Introducing New Business Models
 International Co-operation in e-Governance
 Use of ICT to Enhance National Productivity

Implementing e-Kranti: New
Initiatives by DeitY
 National Information Infrastructure 2.0 (NII 2.0)
- Upgraded network & cloud infrastructure from
technological, administrative & e-gov perspectives.
- Consolidate & integrate the current available &
proposed network infrastructure such as NKN, SWAN
& NOFN and leverage the latest network technologies
such as Software Defined Networks (SDN) to provide
network infrastructure to government departments on
demand.
NII 2.0 Infrastructure
 National Payment Gateway: PayGov India
- Centralized payment gateway for all
government departments/agencies in the
country.
- Single central instance of PayGov India for all
services across the country.
- PayGov India is securely integrated with-Sangam
(NSDG/SSDG) & Mobile Seva (MSDG) platform.
- Payment Modes: Net banking, CC, DC, Prepaid/Cash
Card/Wallet, Interbank Mobile Payment Service
&Mobile Wallet
 MeghRaj: GI Cloud
 GI Cloud is GoI’s cloud computing
environment that will be used by govt
departments & agencies at the centre & states
for effective delivery of e-services.
 GI Cloud is envisaged to consist of multiple
National & State Clouds.
Architecture of GI Cloud
 eGov AppStore
 DeitY launched eGov AppStore on 31 May 2013
 National level common repository of customizable &
configurable applications that an be reused by various
govt. departments/agencies at centre & states
Objectives of setting up the eGov AppStore:
 Speeding up the development and deployment of
e-governance applications
 Easy replication of successful applications across states
 Avoid duplication of effort and cost in development of similar

application
 Ensure availability of certified applications following common

standards at one place
 Mobile Seva
- Launched in July 2011 for mainstreaming

mobile governance in the country
- Widening the reach of, and access to, public
services to all citizens in the country,
especially rural areas
- No need to create own infrastructure thereby
saving costs, effort & time
- The platform also provide for Mobile
Applications Store ( http://apps.mgov.gov.in)
Various Components of Mobile Seva
Platform
 e-Pramaan Framework for e-Authentication

- Notified by DeitY in Dec 2012
- It serves as a guiding document for development
& implementation of appropriate online
authentication mechanisms by central & state
government departments/agencies.
- Defines various level of authentication assurance
based on a risk based sensitivity of applications.
e-Pramaan in eGov Ecosystem
 e-Governance Standards
- Various eGov standards & guidelines are available
at http://egovstandards.gov.in
- DeitY has notified a policy on open standards
- e-Gvernance standards notified by DeitY through
executive orders are recommendatory in nature
because of no statuary value
 Language Localization
- All services to the citizens to be provided in local
Indian languages.
- New MMP viz “e-BhashaTakniki” has been proposed
for developing computing technologies & tools for
constitutionally recognized Indian languages so that e-gov
apps be localized &used by citizens in their own
languages.
 e-Taal 2.0
Incorporating the following features in e-Taal 2.0:
- Business Intelligence (BI) Tools
- e-Services Directory
- Geographical orientation to service delivery points
- Weighted average system for various services
- Comparative analysis of states/e-services in terms of e-transactions
- Instituting an Inspection and Audit system (for quality of service)
- Evaluation of e-services integrated with e-Taal to assess relevance,

accuracy and correctness of data reported
 e-Governance Impact Index & Result Framework

Document
- An eGov Impact Index needs to be developed at the level
of service which will be integrated with e-Taal 2.0 to
dynamically compute the qualitative as well as a
quanatative aspects of the impact of egov projects.
- Quality of Service (QoS) Parameters
- Integaration of eGov Impact Index with Results
Framework Document (RFD) of MMPs
 Social Media
- GoI has notified a policy on the use of social
media by government departments and agencies

- http:// ww.negp.gov.in/pdfs/Appoved Social Media
Framework and Guidelines
New Mission Mode Projects
Wrap Up
Questions ???????

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e-Kranti

National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) 2.0

Col Jagdish Jamwal

Transformation & upscaling of

“ To ensure a government wide transformation by

 To redefine NeGP with transformational and outcome

 To enhance the portfolio of citizen centric services

 To ensure optimum usage of core ICT infrastructure

 To promote rapid replication and integration of e-

 To leverage emerging technologies

 On demand provisioning of the next generation core and

- e-Sangam {National Service Delivery Gateway (NSDG)

 Sharing of best practices and standards to facilitate

 Exploring and facilitating Departments to provide

1. Transformation & not Translation

2. Integrated Services & not Individual Services

11. Fast –tracking Approvals

 National e-Governance Academy

“ A global centre of excellence in e- Governance

 e-Governance Knowledge Portal

 E-Governance Impact Index

 Effective use of Social Media

 Transforming the Delivery Channels

 Awareness and Communication

 Fast Tracking Approvals

 Introducing New Business Models

 International Co-operation in e-Governance

 Use of ICT to Enhance National Productivity

 Easy replication of successful applications across states

 Avoid duplication of effort and cost in development of similar

 Ensure availability of certified applications following common

- Launched in July 2011 for mainstreaming

 e-Pramaan Framework for e-Authentication

- Geographical orientation to service delivery points

- Weighted average system for various services

- Comparative analysis of states/e-services in terms of e-transactions

- Instituting an Inspection and Audit system (for quality of service)

- Evaluation of e-services integrated with e-Taal to assess relevance,

 e-Governance Impact Index & Result Framework

media by government departments and agencies

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