Revolutionizing Media- New Portals by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting(source-GG news) |
The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Anurag Singh Thakur, unveiled four groundbreaking portals aimed at revolutionizing India's media landscape. Here's a comprehensive overview of each portal:
Press Sewa Portal:
Developed under the Press and Registration of Periodicals Act, 2023 (PRP Act, 2023), the Press Sewa Portal is a significant leap towards automating newspaper registration processes.
Key Features:
- Online application for title registration with Aadhar-based e-signatures.
- Probability Meter indicating title availability.
- Real-time tracking of application status.
- Dedicated District Magistrate Module for centralized application management.
- User-friendly website with an AI-based chatbot for assistance.
- Transparent Empanelment Media Planning and e-Billing System:
Designed for the Central Bureau of Communication, this system enhances transparency and efficiency in media planning.
Key Features:
- Streamlined empanelment process for various media types.
- Automated media planning and billing processes.
- Mobile app with tamper-proof timestamp and geo-tagging.
- Dedicated IVR helpdesk for issue resolution.
NaViGate Bharat Portal:
Developed by the New Media Wing, this bilingual platform hosts government-related videos.
Key Features:
- Dedicated pages for ministries, sectors, schemes, and campaigns.
- User-friendly navigation and search options.
- Categorization and tagging for easy video retrieval.
- Seamless video playback, download, and sharing options.
- Advanced search functionality with filters.
National Register for LCOs:
A centralized registration system for Local Cable Operators (LCOs), previously managed by Post Offices.
Key Features:
- Online publication and regular updates of the National Register for LCOs.
- The Central Bureau of Communication (CBC), established in 2017, serves as a vital unit within the Ministry, providing comprehensive communication solutions to various government entities.
- These portals mark a significant stride towards modernizing media operations, promoting transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in government communication processes.