All Government Services at Single ‘OdishaOne’ Portal
Bhubaneswar: In a giant leap towards ‘ease of online access’ to public services, the State Electronics and Information Technology Department has developed a common frontend interface to make it more convenient for the citizens. This was known from a high level review meeting held under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy through digital mode [...]
Bhubaneswar: In a giant leap towards ‘ease of online access’ to public services, the State Electronics and Information Technology Department has developed a common frontend interface to make it more convenient for the citizens. This was known from a high level review meeting held under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy through digital mode on OSWAN platform wherein Secretary
Reviewing the portal, Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy directed different departments to link their e-Governance portals with OdishaOne portal.
Tripathy further directed to integrate it with the payment gateways of the Banks and Paytm.
The Chief Secretary asked the department to complete the portal and make it live within a month.
Explaining about the system, IT secretary Manoj Mishra said, “This portal is not a substitute to departmental e-governance application. It is an integrated service delivery framework for government to citizen (G2C) services either through self mode or through common service center (CSCs) mode.”
Odishaone portal has been designed in such a way that various departmental applications can utilize this framework irrespective of their level of automation. Citizens will access to online services of various departments through this single portal, he said.
G2C services in OdishaOne portal
IT special secretary Manoj Patnaik appraised, “As of now seven G2C services like issuance of birth certificate, issuance of death certificate, payment of holding tax, payment of trade license fees, payment of water bill, payment of electricity bills, booking of the tickets of OSRTC buses have already been integrated with the portal.”
The meeting decided to build in different modules like CSC module, Service Management Module, Transaction Management Module, Financial Management Module etc in different phases.
Moreover, the government decided to integrate the services of Revenue & Disaster Management, Agriculture & Farmers Empowerment departments available in e-district.
IT secretary Mishra said that they will soon onboard the citizen services of all the departments with ‘Odishaone’ portal in different phases.
The portal will help the people to avail various public services through online mode.
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