The Government of Madhya Pradesh has introduced online learners’ license provision that can be availed through contactless service. With the introduction of this service the public, especially the youth will no longer need to visit the Regional Transport Office for availing learners’ license.
This was expressed by Govind Singh Rajput, Minister for Revenue and Transport, Government of Madhya Pradesh through video conferencing during a meeting organized by the Indian Institute of Tourism Management, City Centre, Gwalior. The meeting was attended by Transport Commissioner, Mukesh Jain; Gwalior Collector, Kaushlendra Vikram Singh; Upper Transport Commissioner, Aravind Saxena; Gwalior SP, Amit Sanghi; Additional Transport Commissioner, Anup Singh and Upper Collector, Ashish Tiwari among others.
Addressing the gathering, the minister said that the online process has been developed in collaboration with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. He further added that any individual desirous of availing this contactless service is required to undergo Aadhaar authentication. He added that with Aadhaar authentication anyone can get the benefit of this service. The Minister also said that the Aadhaar authentication will be on voluntary basis.
The minister further said that from next month onwards services like renewal of license, permits and application for regular license too will be completely online.