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Govt Honors 16 e-Gov Projects, From Farmers to Kumbh

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  • Sixteen national e-governance projects received awards on Thursday.
  • Awards recognize innovation in areas like farmer support and complaint filing.
  • Mahakumbh 2025 and AI in telemedicine also among winning initiatives.
Govt Honors 16 e-Gov Projects, From Farmers to Kumbh

The Union government has recognized 16 exceptional e-governance projects with National Awards for e-Governance. These initiatives, spanning central, state, and local government efforts, were announced on Thursday. The awards aim to celebrate and encourage excellence in digital governance implementations across the country.

The recognized projects include the Agriculture Ministry's Agri Stack, which offers farmers vital data on finance and disaster warnings. The Consumer Affairs Ministry's e-Jagriti platform empowers consumers by simplifying complaint lodging for various services. The successful implementation of e-governance for the Mahakumbh 2025 in Prayagraj also received accolades.

Further awardees include Kerala's initiative for a "blood bag traceability and citizen interaction portal" and the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare's AI-driven clinical decision support system within its eSanjeevani telemedicine service. The Kerala High Court's district court case management system also secured an award, highlighting digital advancements in the judicial sector.

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