To create awareness and to link people with several projects through common service centre (CSC), Ranchi DC, Manoj Kumar on Monday launched three mobile application services which include FSSAI registration card, Apollo Telehealth service and National Digital literacy Mission (NDlM) for public at Ranchi Collectorate.
“All the three facilities are for the convenience of people. Through telemedicine service person can consult the doctors’ panel of Apollo hospital and will be advised accordingly on the matter. Similarly, keeping the Digital India mission, NDlM has been designed, after completing training in basics of operating computer, the person will be provided certificate whereas the FSSAI registration are for those small vendors whose income is below 12 lakh per annum,” said, Ranchi DC, Manoj Kumar.
To avail the facility of Telehealth service, an individual need to pay Rs. 100 at the centre. “Rs 40 will be for Pragya Kendra and Rs 60 will go to the Apollo hospital. The panel of 20 doctors after going through the case study of patient will suggest medicines and give advice. The beneficiary need to first login at the centre, register the details and accordingly appointment will be given to them for consultation,” said, CSC e-governance Services India limited, State Head, Shambhu Kumar.
Similarly, for NDlM scheme too people need to register through mobile application. The village level entrepreneurs will train the public in basics of computer for free of cost. “After completing the course of 20 hours, the person will be provided certificate. Approximately, 94, 000 people have completed the training whereas 2.5 lakh people have registered them with the scheme,” said, State Co-ordinator, NDlM, Anupam Upadhyay.