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A

M I NI PR O J E C T REPORT
On

“Swayam GOV – an E Gov Software”

Submitted by:
Soham P Korde Sem 4, Div A, Roll No.- 64
Abdul R Khan Sem 4, Div A, Roll No.- 56
Aditya A Patil Sem 4, Div B, Roll No.- 24
Kshitij U Sharma Sem 4, Div B, Roll No.- 45

Under the guidance of


Prof. R. A. Jolhe

Department of Information Technology


Datta Meghe College of Engineering,
Sector-3, Airoli, Navi Mumbai – 400 708, (M.S.), INDIA
2022-23
Datta Meghe College of Engineering

(AICTE & Govt. of Maharashtra Recognized, Affiliated to University of Mumbai)

Department of Information Technology

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr. (Aditya A Patil, Div B, Roll No- 24) of the Information Technology
Department has completed the Project work in the Subject Mini Project 1A / Mini project 2A
entitled “Swayam GOV – an E Gov Software” working under my guidance and supervision
within the institute.

Signature of the Guide Signature of Head of Department

Examined on:

Examiner 1 Examiner 2
TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Introduction

2. Literature Survey
2.1 Analyzing the existing system
2.2 Disadvantages of the existing system

3. Problem Definition

4. Objectives
4.1 General Objective
4.2 Specific Objective

5. Scope

6. Proposed Solution

7. Implementation

8. Result & Analysis

9. Conclusion

10. Future Scope

11. References
LIST OF FIGURES

1. Fig 6.1 Working

2. Fig 7.1 Login Page

3. Fig 7.2 SignUp Page

4. Fig 7.3 SignUp Page Database

5. Fig 7.4 Home Page

6. Fig 7.5 Update Options

7. Fig 7.6 Create Aadhar Card Form

8. Fig 7.7 Aadhar Card Form Submission Alert

9. Fig 7.8 Aadhar Card Form Database

10. Fig 7.9 Create Pan Card Form

11. Fig 7.10 Pan Card Form Submission Alert

12. Fig 7.11 Pan Card Form Database

13. Fig 7.12 MySQL Database Connectivity Code


ABSTRACT

This project aims to revolutionize citizen-government interaction through an


innovative software solution. The project's primary goal is to create a user-
friendly platform that offers easy access to government-related information,
services, and programs. The objectives include centralizing information from
diverse government sources, implementing secure Aadhaar-based user
authentication, and enhancing user engagement through feedback mechanisms
and timely information provision. The project envisions streamlined access,
improved security, and efficient public service delivery, with a focus on legal
compliance and sustainability. The future scope includes expanding services,
embracing emerging technologies, and enhancing accessibility, making it a
pivotal step towards transforming digital governance and enhancing citizen
satisfaction.
1. Introduction

In the 21st century, the landscape of governance has been reshaped by the advent
of digital technology. This transformation has fundamentally altered the way
citizens engage with their government, introducing a new era of accessibility and
convenience through digital platforms.

Swayam GOV is at the forefront of this revolution, dedicated to empowering


citizens with reliable and pertinent government information. We are committed
to simplifying the process of accessing government schemes, services, and
programs.

Our platform serves as a unified gateway to the wealth of government


information, offering a user-friendly and intuitive software solution. With
Swayam GOV, citizens no longer need to navigate a maze of government
websites and documents to find the information they seek. We have harnessed
technology to streamline this process, providing a single window through which
citizens can access a comprehensive repository of government data.

Our commitment extends beyond mere accessibility. Swayam GOV is driven by


the mission to equip citizens with knowledge and the tools to engage with
government services effectively. We believe that information is power, and we
utilize technology to empower citizens by making it simpler for them to find the
information they require and connect with the essential government services they
need. We are committed to bridging the gap between government entities and
citizens, ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital age. Swayam GOV is
the embodiment of the 21st-century digital governance revolution, where
technology, accessibility, and empowerment converge for the benefit of all
citizens.
2. Literature Survey
This section summarizes the contents of the literature review of the existing
Vehicle Counting System.

2.1 Analyzing the existing system:-

i. Parametric Evaluation of e-Governance Systems: A Case Study of Selected


Web Portals from State of Maharashtra(Shaikh Rizwan Fazloddin, 2014)
This study delves into the domain of e-government, exploring its potential
benefits, challenges, and the factors contributing to success. The key observations
regarding the existing e-Governance systems in the state of Maharashtra are as
follows:
⚫ Lack of Full Development: The e-Governance systems in Maharashtra are
not yet fully developed, suggesting that there is room for improvement
and expansion.
⚫ Citizen-Centricity Lacunas: The analysis highlights that these systems
exhibit deficiencies in terms of being truly citizen-centric. This indicates
a gap in providing government services that meet the specific needs and
expectations of citizens.
Furthermore, the study offers a framework for evaluating e-Governance systems
on selected web portals in Maharashtra, which can server as a basis for assessing
and enhancing the current systems.

ii. Service Quality of Government Websites in India: A Select Study(Debjani


Bhattacharya, 2014)
This study underscores the significance of e-Governance and its potential
benefits, emphasizing the importance of service quality in government websites.
The observations on the existing system are as follows:
⚫ Poor Service Quality: The study finds that government websites in India
often suffer from poor service quality. This deficiency can lead to various
issues and hinder citizens’ interaction with government services.
⚫ Identified Factors: The research identifies eight critical factors that
determine the service quality of government websites in India. These
factors likely represent the pain points in the existing system, which need
to be addressed for improvement.

2.1 Disadvantages of the Existing System:-

i. Usability of e-Government Websites: A Technical Perspective(A. Basit


Darem, Suesha, 2013)
This study examines the importance of usability in e-government websites,
focusing on the technical aspects. The study brings to light the drawbacks of the
existing e-government websites:
⚫ Importance of Usability: Usability is a of paramount importance in e-
government websites as it directly influences user satisfaction and the
effectiveness of the services offered. Inefficiencies in usability can result
in citizen dissatisfaction and hamper the overall goals of e-government.
⚫ Proposed Usability Evaluation Framework: To address the existing
usability issues, the study presents a framework for evaluating the
usability of e-government websites from a technical perspective. This
framework aims to identify and rectify the deficiencies in the current
systems, enhancing user experience and service efficiency.

In summary, these literature reviews provide critical insights into the existing e-
government systems, highlighting shortcomings and challenges. They emphasize
the need for improvement in citizen-centricity, service quality, and usability to
ensure that government websites effectively serve the needs of the citizens and
meet the standards expected in the 21st century.

Fig 2.1 Review Table


3. Problem Definition

Revolutionize citizen-government interaction with an innovative software


solution. Seamlessly integrate content from diverse government pages into an
intuitive, unified interface. Streamline access to vital information and services,
eliminating navigation complexity. Prioritize security, compliance, and accuracy
in data handling and updates. Enhance user experience through accessible design
and personalized features. Foster efficient engagement, bridging the gap between
citizens and government entities. Create a user-centric platform that redefines
accessibility and interaction. Elevate public service efficiency while adhering to
legal standards. This project aspires to reshape digital governance for optimal
citizen satisfaction.
4. Objectives

4.1 General Objective:-

To create a user-friendly platform that provides easy access to government-


related information, services and programs.

4.2 Specific Objective:-

⚫ Centralize information: Offer a comprehensive repository of government


schemes, services and programs.
⚫ Integrate Aadhar and Pan Card services: Implement secure user
authentication for accurate identification.
⚫ Enhance user engagement: Provide timely and accurate information about
government services and programs, and collect feedback from users.
5. Scope
The scope of our project is to transform citizen-government interaction by
creating a user-friendly, centralized platform that offers easy access to
government information and services while addressing existing shortcomings in
accessibility, security, and service quality.
6. Proposed Solution

Fig 6.1 Working

Login & Signup Frame

This frame allows users to either log in to their existing account or create a new
account. Users who already have an account can log in using their username and
password. Those who do not have an account can click on the “Sign Up” button
to create a new account.

Main Frame

The main frame shows the process for applying for an Aadhaar card and PAN
card. Here’s a breakdown of the process:

1. Applicant Creates Account (if new user): If the applicant is a new user,
they will need to create an account by providing their name, contact details
and other required information.
2. Applicant Selects Card Type: Once logged in, the applicant can choose
whether to apply for an Aadhaar card or a PAN card.
3. Applicant Fills Out the Application Form: The applicant then fills out
the online application form by providing details such as their name, date of
birth, gender, phone number, and address.
4. Admin Verifies Applicant’s Data: The information provided by the
applicant is then sent to an admin for verification. The admin checks the
data against a database (not shown in the diagram).
5. Applicant Uploads Documents (if required): Once the admin approves
the application, the applicant may be required to upload scanned copies of
supporting documents such as proof of identity and address proof.
6. Aadhaar Card / PAN Card Issued: After successful verification of the
applicant's details and documents (if required), the Aadhaar card or PAN
card is issued. The applicant will likely receive a notification through SMS
about the approval and next steps.

At the end we also have a Feedback form to submit.


7. Implementation

Fig 7.1 Working

Fig 7.2 Working


Fig 7.3 Working

Fig 7.4 Working


8. Result and Analysis

The project "Swayam GOV - an E-Gov Software" endeavors to transform citizen-


government interaction by creating a user-friendly platform that centralizes
information, enhances security, and improves user engagement. It addresses the
drawbacks of existing e-government systems, which often lack full development,
citizen-centricity, and usability. The specific objectives include centralizing
information, implementing secure user authentication through Aadhar and Pan
Card services, and enhancing user engagement by providing timely, accurate
information and collecting user feedback.

Fig 8.1 Login page


Fig 8.2 SignUp Page

Fig 8.3 SignUp Page Database


Fig 8.4 Home Page

Fig 8.5 Create Aadhaar card form


Fig 8.6 Aadhar Card Form Database

Fig 8.7 Create Pan Card Form

Fig 8.8 Pan Card Form Database


Fig 8.9 Feedback form

Fig 8.10 Download option page


Fig 8.11 Generated Aadhar card in pdf form

Fig 8.12 Generated PAN card in pdf form


9. Conclusion

This project aims to redefine citizen-government interaction by creating a user-


friendly platform that centralizes information, enhances security, and improves
user engagement. This will streamline access, improve efficiency, and ensure
legal compliance, ultimately enhancing citizen satisfaction and transforming
digital government.
10.Future Scope
The future scope of your project is highly promising, offering significant
opportunities for advancement in citizen-government interaction and digital
governance. Key areas of development include expanding services, integrating
emerging technologies like AI and chatbots, providing multilingual and multi-
regional support, leveraging data analytics for informed decision-making,
fostering collaborations, enhancing mobile app features, and creating a
comprehensive e-government ecosystem. Further, ensuring accessibility,
bolstering cybersecurity, engaging users with advanced strategies, and embracing
block-chain and smart city integration are integral to your project's future.
Moreover, ongoing user feedback and AI-driven predictive services can enhance
the overall citizen experience. In summary, your project's future is dynamic and
adaptable, poised to redefine digital governance and improve citizen-government
relations.
11. References
⚫ Bhattacharya, D. (2014). Service quality of government websites in India: A
select study. University School of Management Studies, Guru Gobind Singh
Indraprastha University, Dwarka, Delhi.

⚫ Fazloddin, S. R. (2014). Parametric evaluation of e-governance systems: A


case study of selected web portals from state of Maharashtra. International
Journal of Computer Applications, 106(1), 1-10.

⚫ A. Basit Darem, Suresha. "Usability of E-Government Websites: A Technical


Perspective." International Journal of Computer Applications 49.8 (2013):
11-17

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