AISECT has partnered with the National e-Governance Division (NeGD) to integrate over 300 government services through the UMANG portal, available via aisectonline.com and ASK centres across India. This initiative aims to enhance access to essential services like birth certificates, driving licences, and ITR filing in rural and semi-urban areas. AISECT's efforts support local entrepreneurs, foster economic growth, and bridge the digital divide. The partnership seeks to empower communities by providing easy access to vital services, driving digital inclusion.
AISECT, a leading social enterprise focused on skill development and financial inclusion, has teamed up with the National e-Governance Division (NeGD) to offer over 300 government services through the UMANG portal. This collaboration, available on AISECT's online platform, aisectonline.com, and through its ASK centres across the country, will significantly improve access to government services in rural and semi-urban regions.
Starting this month, ASK centres will provide essential services like birth and death certificates, driving licences, marriage certificates, and Income Tax Return (ITR) filing, transforming these centres into one-stop hubs for government services. The initiative addresses the need for a streamlined platform, akin to CSC and e-Mitra, and aims to make government services more accessible for millions in underserved areas.
Through ASK centres, AISECT seeks to empower local entrepreneurs and residents by providing tools to manage essential services within their communities, driving economic growth and reducing the digital divide. This year, AISECT has facilitated over 430 ITR filings, with significant uptake in remote districts. The organisation expects to surpass 650 filings by the end of the fiscal year and plans to extend its services to include PAN card applications, railway ticket bookings, and more, further boosting digital accessibility and business growth.
Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi, Executive Vice President of AISECT, stated, "Our partnership with NeGD underscores our dedication to enhancing access to government services for all. Integrating UMANG services into our platform bridges the gap between government services and citizens, empowering local businesses and expanding their potential."
Mr. Anil Kumar, Director of NeGD, added, "This collaboration exemplifies our mission to improve accessibility and efficiency of government services. The UMANG portal integration with AISECT's platform will benefit citizens nationwide, especially in underserved areas, by offering a wide range of essential services through an accessible and user-friendly platform." Looking ahead, AISECT and NeGD aim to further expand their service offerings and reach, continuing to improve digital infrastructure and accessibility across India and fostering inclusive economic development.
In conclusion, AISECT's collaboration with NeGD will improve accessibility to government services across underserved areas, empowering local communities and fostering economic growth. By expanding digital infrastructure and offerings, AISECT and NeGD aim to drive inclusive development across India.
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