In a step forward towards e-governance, Haryana Government on Tuesday launched four major digital initiatives including first phase of ‘Parivartan school MIS portal’, ‘ITI online admission portal’, ‘Knowledge lit Career- KliC courses’ introduced by Haryana Knowledge Corporation limited and implementation of ‘digital university framework’ in Kurukshetra University.launching the new initiatives on the concluding day of ‘Digital India Week’ programme, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Tuesday said that the State Government is moving towards advancements and progress in all e-initiatives.
He said the Government had observed December 25 as good governance day and successfully launched ‘CM Window’ for redressal of grievances, e-registration, e-stamping and Aadhar link birth registration. The State Government had also decided to link 164 services with online system so as to ensure hassle free delivery of services to the people. Out of these, more than 24 services had been linked and remaining are in process, he added. The Chief Minister also emphasised on providing computer education in schools so as to make the students technology savvy.
Haryana becomes first to implement school MIS portal
Haryana has become the first State where all Government schools have been registered on central portal allowing the students admission in different classes. As on Tuesday, more than 20 lakh students have been registered on central portal which also has their family details, residential addresses, their category and Aadhaar number.This is being done with the launch of first phase of ‘Parivartan School MIS portal’ on Tuesday.
In the next phase of the programme, registration process of employees or teachers, number of sanctioned posts in each institution, office enabling publication of vacancies, shortage of staff, redistribution of posts and teachers and transfers would be taken up for the portal. This will remove huge administrative burden on the system for routine matters and help the Education Department to lay focus on core objective of improving education standard in schools, informed the government’s spokesperson.
Apart from this, the launch of online admission in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) will help students in applying to ITIs of their choice and streamline process for allocation of seats. This will also help students and their parents to avoid unnecessary hassles like visiting school, standing in queues. The online system had also brought transparency in the admission process, said the spokesperson.
On the other hand, the Knowledge lit Career courses (KliC) which has been started by Haryana Knowledge Corporation limited will help in spreading awareness about digital skills and would further equip youth of the state in getting self employed and become employable. The courses offered are KliC certified image editor, content illustrator, desktop publisher, web designer, 2d animator, video editor, draftsman, stationary designer and financial accountant.
KU to turn into Digital University
Kurukshetra University will soon turn into a Digital University as a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the same was signed between Haryana Knowledge Corporation limited (HKCl) and the University in the presence of Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Tuesday.The MoU was signed by Vice-Chancellor lt Gen (Retd.) DDS Sandhu on behalf of the University and Managing Director Sameer Panday on behalf of the HKCl. The initiative will eliminate repetitive paper work for administration and help students in admissions, filling up examination forms and accessing results.