Srinagar, Jul 18 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Saturday reviewed the proposed Data Management Strategy and Action (DMSA) plan, which is aimed at creating a data ecosystem for government departments to advance digital governance and ensure hassle-free delivery of public services to people.
“The proposed initiative seeks to establish an integrated framework for secure sharing and harmonisation of government data, enabling departments to access authenticated information through authorised digital platforms instead of repeatedly seeking the same documents from citizens,” an official spokesperson said.
Dulloo said that while government departments generate large volumes of valuable data, its true potential can only be realised when such information is managed under a common governance framework and shared securely across departments.
The chief secretary stressed that the government’s endeavour is to ensure that citizens are not required to submit the same information repeatedly for availing benefits under different schemes.
Dulloo directed administrative departments to extend full cooperation in the implementation of the strategy and ensure standardisation of departmental datasets in accordance with the prescribed data governance framework.
He also called for adoption of uniform metadata standards, robust quality assurance mechanisms and secure interoperability protocols to facilitate seamless exchange of information across departments. PTI MIJ AMJ AMJ
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