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J&K: Common application format for various services in offing

Precious Kashmir by Precious Kashmir
14/09/2023
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J&K: Common application format for various services in offing
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Srinagar: In a groundbreaking move aimed at simplifying access to public services and fostering user-friendliness, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has unveiled plans to introduce a common application format for various government services.

This visionary initiative, according to the officials, is set to revolutionize the way citizens interact with government agencies, reducing bureaucratic hurdles and ensuring prompt service delivery. Furthermore, the government envisions creating a single comprehensive citizen database, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of data authentication.

The proposed common application format is poised to bring about a remarkable transformation in the realm of public services. Currently, individuals seeking government services often navigate through various application forms and processes tailored to specific departments and services.”

An official while talking to Precious Kashmir said, “With the introduction of a standardized application format, citizens will no longer be burdened by the need to decipher different forms for distinct services. Instead, they will have access to a simplified, uniform application process that can be used across various government departments. This groundbreaking change will not only simplify the application process but also reduce the time and effort required to avail government services.”

He said, “The move towards a common application format aligns with the J&K Government’s vision of creating a single database of its citizens. This centralized repository of demographic and biometric data will serve as a comprehensive resource for government agencies, facilitating efficient data authentication and verification. This will enable quick and accurate identification of citizens, reducing the risk of duplication and fraud in the provision of government services.”

“The benefits of this initiative extend far beyond streamlining application procedures. By creating a single database, the government can eliminate redundancies in data collection and reduce administrative costs. It will also enhance the government’s ability to plan and implement policies effectively, as it will have access to reliable and up-to-date information about its citizens,” he added.

The move, according to the officials,  towards a common format and a single citizen database will pave the way for integrated e-governance solutions. Citizens will be able to access a wide range of government services through a unified online portal, further simplifying their interactions with government agencies. This not only enhances convenience but also promotes transparency and accountability in the delivery of public services.

An expert said, “As this initiative moves forward, it will be essential to address privacy and data security concerns rigorously. Safeguarding citizens’ personal information should remain a top priority, and the government should implement robust data protection measures to ensure the security and integrity of the centralized database.”

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