What can be done in CSC Centers - Shahpur Turk CSC Sonipat

What can be done in CSC Centers

Common Service Centers (CSC) are physical service point facilities through CSC SPV for delivering Government of India e-Services to rural masses and remote locations where availability of computers and Internet is either limited, negligible or mostly not available. Common Service Centers are multiple-services-single-point platform for providing common facilities for multiple financial transactions at one geographical location.

Common Service Centers are the unique access points for delivery of essential public utility services, social welfare schemes, healthcare schemes, Government of India dream project of monetary inclusion, remote education and agricultural services, aside from host of Business to Consumers (B2C) services to citizens in rural, Urban and remote areas of the country. it's a Pan-India network catering to regional, geographic, linguistic and cultural diversity of the country, thus enabling the Government's mandate of a socially, financially and digitally inclusive society.

Main Objectives of Common Service Centers

Officially if we quote, the objectives of the Common Service Centers are shown as below:

• Access to the information : all remote / rural citizens
• Delivery of public services – Government to Citizens (G2C) and Business to Consumers (B2C)
• ICT for rural Empowerment of socially disadvantaged people for inclusive growth through Financial Inclusions
• Access to quality education / skill upgradation
• Access to cost efficient & quality health services

Common Service Centers as a Change Agent

Common Service Center as a change agent is to promote rural entrepreneurship, enable community participation and effect collective action for social improvement through a collaborative framework, the main objective of Common Service Centers is to integrate the dual goals of profit-making and social services, into a sustainable business module for achieving rapid socio-economic change within the society

• Common Service Centers are an IT enable front-end delivery points for government, private and social sector services to rural citizens of India in an integrated and seamless manner.

• Common Service Centers are managed by Local unemployed, educated youth providing opportunities for direct and indirect employment.

• Common Service Centers aim to supply access to information, backed with relevant infrastructure and end-to-end services that might allow rural population, the opportunities to reinforce their quality of life

Functions of Common Service Centers

The undermentioned services are expected to be delivered at the Common Service Centers:

Government to Citizens (G2C) Communication - All G2C (Government to Consumer) Communication including Health, Education, Agriculture, Human Resource Development, Employment, Fundamental Rights, Disaster Warnings, RTI, etc.

Information dissemination - Interactive CSC kiosks, voice & Local Language Interface, including web browsing

Edutainment - Including multi-functional space for group interaction, entertainment, training and empowerment

E-Governance & E-Services - Transactions like Market (E-Krishi) Information, Banking, Insurance, Travel, Post, E-Forms to request government services, etc.

C2G Kiosk - Grievances, complaints, requests and suggestions.

Financial Inclusion - old age Pension Distribution, Cash Withdrawal from Bank Accounts through AEPS, Payment for NREGA, etc.

Healthcare - Telemedicine & remote health camps have also been envisaged as a part of the Common Service Center's extended functionalities

Agriculture - Rural BPO

Common Service Centers (CSC 2.0) Scheme

Based on the assessment of Common Service Centers scheme, the government launched the CSC 2.0 scheme in 2015 to expand the outreach of Common Service Centers to all or any Gram Panchayats across the country. Under CSC 2.0 scheme, a minimum of one CSC are going to be found out in each of the 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats across the country by 2019. Common Service Centers functioning under the prevailing scheme also will be strengthened and integrated with additional 1.5 lakh Common Service Centers across the country. CSC 2.0 scheme would consolidate service delivery through a universal technology platform, thereby making e-services, particularly Government to Citizens (G2C) services accessible to citizens anywhere within the country. The Common Service Centers Grameen E-Store App developed under CSC scheme is powered by MiGrocer.

Key Features of Common Service Centers (CSC 2.3) scheme

1. A self-sustaining network of 2.5 lakh Common Service Centers in Gram Panchayats
2. Large bouquet of E-services through one delivery platform
3. Standardization of services and capacity building of stakeholders
4. Localized Help Desk support
5. Sustainability of Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs) through maximum commission sharing
6. Encouraging more women as Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs)

Common Service Centers Scheme Eligibility

• Applicant should be a village youth above 18 years aged
• Applicant must have passed the 10th level examination from a recognized board as minimum level of educational qualification.
• Applicant should be fluent in reading and writing the local dialect and will even have basic knowledge of English
• Prior Knowledge in basic computer skills would be advantage
• Applicant should be motivated enough to be the prime driver of social change and disperse his or her duties with utmost dedication
• Should have a legitimate VID (Virtual ID) and PAN

Basic Infrastructure and Hardware Requirement for a common Service Centre:

1. Room/Building having an area of 100-150 Sq. Ft.
2. Two PC's with UPS with 5 hours battery back-up or portable generator set.
3. PC with licensed OS of Windows 7 or above.
4. Two Printers. (Inkjet+ Laser)
5. RAM having the minimum storage capacity of two GB
6. Hard Disc Drive of a minimum of 250 GB
7. Digital Camera/ Web Cam
8. Wired/ Wireless/V-SAT Connectivity
9. Biometric/IRIS Authentication Scanner for Banking Services.
10. CD/DVD Drive
11. UPS Integration

Where Can I find a nearby CSC Centre in Sonipat Haryana 

Please visit Shahpur Turk CSC, Near Govt School, VPO Shahpur Turk, Sonipat to avail any common online Services or other E-governance service explained here:-

• CSC Centers - Shahpur Turk CSC Sonipat Services
• Apply Online PAN Card Application through CSC
• PAN through CSC
• Insurance Motor, Insurance Health, Insurance Life, Insurance cattle, Insurance property, Insurance Fire, Insurance personal accident
• AADHAAR Enabled Payment System (AEPS)
• PAN Card application immediately
• Passport Assistance Services
• Premium Collection Services of Insurance Companies like LIC, SBI, ICICI Prudential, AVIVA DHFL and Others
• E-Nagrik & E- District Services {Birth / Death Certificate etc.}
• Pension Services
• NIELIT Services
• Aadhar Printing and Enrollment
• PAN Card
• Electoral Services
• Voter Card
• Ration Card
• E-Courts and Results Services
• State Electricity and Water Bill Collection Services
• IRCTC, Air and Bus Ticket Services
• Mobile and DTH Recharge
• English Speaking Course
• Agriculture Kisan Services
• CSC Bazaar
• E-Learning

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