Gati Shakti
Portal
· “GatiShakti
Sanchar Portal” is a collaborative institutional mechanism between all
stakeholders including Central and State/UT Government(s), Local bodies, and
Service Providers to facilitate the Right of Way (RoW) Application Process
through a single interface.
· This
portal envisages bringing transparency,
accountability and responsiveness to all stakeholders while processing the
application.
· This
has further been taking a giant leapfrogging towards “Ease of Doing Business” as the application process for installation
of Digital Infrastructure is being delayed due to inconsistency and uncertainty
of policy and process and it requires maintaining a fast-tracking application
process to overcome the challenges of implementation of Right of Way
Rules-2016.
· This
would provide a robust mechanism to achieve our goal of “Broadband to All” as envisaged in the National Digital Communication
Policy-2018.
Features
· GatiShakti
Sanchar Portal will enable applicants from Telecom Services Providers (TSPs),
Infrastructure Providers (IPs), Internet Services Providers (ISPs) etc. to
apply for RoW approvals for laying Optical Fiber Cables (OFC) and erecting
Telecom infrastructures like Towers etc. to submit their applications to
various agencies of State/UT Governments and local bodies.
· The
GatiShakti Sanchar Portal is also integrated with the Ministry of Railways,
Ministry of Road, Transport & Highways, and Ministry of Defense (DGMO and
DGDE). Shortly, it will be integrated with the Ministry of Environment, Forest,
and Climate Change.
· For effective monitoring the dashboard of the portal gives pendency status – overall, State wise and district-wise.
Test Yourself:
Q35. Atal Innovation
Mission is set up under the (2019)
(a) Department of Science
and Technology (b) Ministry of Labour and
Employment (c) NITI Aayog (d) Ministry of Skill
Development and Entrepreneurship
Ans: (c)
Q36. The Government of
India has established NITI Aayog to replace the (2015)
(a) Human Rights
Commission (b) Finance Commission (c) Law Commission (d) Planning Commission
Ans: (d) Mains
Q13. How are the
principles followed by the NITI Aayog different from those followed by
erstwhile Planning Commission in India? (2018) |