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Akansh DhullAIR 3· 2029

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Benefits of interoperability:

1Efficiency and effectiveness → [Eg: OMANG] platform
2Reduce leakage → [Eg: DBT] based on data
3Better monitoring of schemes
4Centre-state collaboration [Eg: CoWIN, Postal]

Steps taken by Government for interoperability:

1Aadhar rollout as base → [Eg: DBT, Aadhaar - Aadhar Trunk]
2Promotion of Open source software and platforms (Eg: Vaccine Certificate)
3Cross-ministerial collaborations and coordinator (eg: Pragatie portal, Gati Shakti portal)
4Emphasis on digital solutions, digitalization (eg: Digiyatra; Digiclock)
5Creation of new bodies (eg: VIPAI)
6Promotion of cyber security

Architecture (Eg: ITC, CERT-IN) and [Malyued]

7Collaborative federalism with states

(Eg: Haryana PPP model adopted by Centre Govt)

8New laws for data privacy

(Eg: Data protection Act 2022)

9Collaborative with private sector, Social media intermediaries
10Violation of privacy → (1) Frauds and scams, (2) Rising cyber attack and hacking risk (Eg: AIMS breach)

Challenges in interoperability:

5State's backlash [Eg: opposition]

Way Forward:

E-governance integration has not only led to ease of living but also ease of justice and doing business. It has also played a role in scheme saturation and last mile delivery.

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Conclusion

E-governance integration has not only led to ease of living but also ease of justice and doing business. It has also played a role in scheme saturation and last mile delivery.

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  • Comprehensive list of steps taken by government
  • Good identification of benefits and challenges
  • Multiple real-world examples
  • Discussion of both opportunities and risks

Topper

Akansh Dhull

AIR 32029

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Governance, Transparency, Accountability and E-governance

E-governance - Implementation and Challenges

E-governance

Writing Stats

221

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21

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analytical

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