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| J&K embarks on mission to create Family IDs: CS | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 28: Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo, today chaired a high-level meeting to lay the groundwork for creation of unique Family IDs for every household in Jammu & Kashmir.
This pioneering initiative aims to streamline the delivery of public services, enhance beneficiary outreach and serve as a unified source of truth for planning and monitoring across government departments.
The meeting, held at the Civil Secretariat, was attended by the Principal Secretary, Finance; MD/CEO, J&K Bank; Commissioner Secretary, FCS&CA; Commissioner Secretary, H&UDD; Secretary, Planning; Secretary, IT; Secretary, RDD; DG, Planning; DG, Codes; DG, Budget; CEO, JaKeGA; representative of BISAG-N and other concerned officers.
The Chief Secretary underscored the transformative potential of the Family ID system. He remarked that creation of these Family IDs will provide invaluable insights into the traction of our beneficiary-oriented schemes among the public, while simultaneously ensuring that every eligible citizen receives the benefits rightfully due to them. It is a critical step towards fostering a more accountable and responsive administration. Secretary, Planning, Development & Monitoring Department (PD&MD), Talat Parvez, provided a comprehensive overview of the program. He delved into its background, emphasizing the pressing need for such a unified system in J&K, detailing the immense potential benefits for the populace and outlining a robust implementation plan.
Secretary, Information Technology, Dr. Piyush Singla, elaborated on his department's crucial role in achieving the objectives of this ambitious program. He highlighted the substantial resources and technical expertise available within the IT Department. He assured the meeting that the necessary infrastructure is in place to successfully translate this vision into reality across the entire UT.
A key challenge addressed during the discussions was the current practice of multiple government departments repeatedly requiring the same documentation and verification processes from citizens to disburse benefits. This duplication not only places an undue burden on the public but also strains government resources. The Family ID is set to resolve this by becoming a singular, authoritative source of information, thereby significantly reducing the hurdles besides optimizing resource allocation. |
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