Extracted Data Points

  • Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment launching PM-AJAY portal and AJAY mobile application
  • Portal designed to digitize grassroots workflows for three components: Adarsh Gram, Grant-in-Aid for skilling and employment, and hostels in educational institutions
  • PMAJAY dashboard records progress in socio-economic development in more than 47,000 SC majority villages
  • System covers over 4 million beneficiaries across all components
  • Portal enables milestone-linked fund flows
  • For Adarsh Gram component: replaces paper-based planning with digital planning at village level
  • Provides national, state, and district-level dashboards to monitor model village development against 50 monitorable socio-economic indicators across 10 developmental domains
  • Automates milestone-linked tracking after digital approval of Village Development Plan (VDP)
  • For Grants-in-Aid Component: serves as centralized management information system (MIS) that aggregates state-wide data
  • Tracks large-scale financial outlays and funding allocations for livelihoods
  • Provides platform for physical and financial progress monitoring of Hostel Component
  • Mobile app enables offline door-to-door surveys and real-time generation of Village Development Plans (VDPs)
  • In GIA Component: enables digital beneficiary registration and allows implementing agencies to track end-to-end progress of individual livelihood initiatives and skill training journeys
  • Hostel Component facilitates instant electronic submission of new construction and repair proposals from project site
  • Enables field inspectors to capture and upload geo-tagged, time-stamped photographs across critical building stages
  • Features include unified login system, role-based access control, geo-tagging, dashboard reporting, mobile inspections, photo uploads, notifications
  • Integration with existing portals
  • Expected benefits: improved efficiency, real-time monitoring, enhanced transparency, faster reporting, better coordination, reduced dependency on desktop-based operations
  • Users include Ministry officials, State and District authorities, implementing agencies, NGOs, inspection officers, hostel administrators, and field functionaries