What is E- Basta Scheme?

What is E- Basta
Scheme?

In the past few years, the Modi government has introduced several schemes to improve the lives of the citizens of India. 

The government looked at all aspects of the society with the pension schemes, insurance schemes, and many other savings schemes for the people and tried to improve them.

The next step of the government is the eBasta scheme, through which the Government of India will provide education to the children across the country in a better way. eBasta is a frame book from which school books can be made available in digital form as e-books because e-books can be used on tablets and laptops to read. 

The main idea of ​​this scheme is to bring various publishers and schools together on a single platform. This initiative is managed by the Center for Development of Advanced Computing.

eBasta scheme:-

Basta is a Hindi word that means School Bag. It is an online platform that can be used by teachers, publishers, and students through the internet. On this platform, all the books are uploaded on the basis of the courses, and the students and teachers have to study only by downloading the material.

The content that can be downloaded from the eBasta portal can be read on a mobile phone, tablet or computer. Students and teachers just have to select all the courses which are currently running and download them. According to the board, the selection of books will be done by the school faculty according to the syllabus decided for that year.

The framework implemented as a portal brings together three categories of stakeholders: the publisher, the school, and the student. It provides them with the following functionalities:-

Publisher: Can upload meta-data covering class, language, subject, price, preview pages etc. along with e-content. Prepublication content can also be uploaded for review and will not be available for download. The comments and ratings given by the users of the portal can be viewed by the publisher as well as download statistics of various e-contents.

School: Schools can access the portal to compile the resources for each class as per priority through specially authorized teachers. After browsing the e-content uploaded by different publishers and selecting the right content, the school can organize them in the eBasta in a hierarchical manner. Each eBasta is given a unique name, which is also given to the students so that they can download the eBasta automatically.

Students: Students can download a prescribed eBasta on the portal or find out the eBasta and e-Content available on the portal and download the ones they need. If the downloadable content includes payments, they will be taken to the payment portal to complete the payment. After payment, they can download the content. In the case of eBasta, they have to use the eBasta App to access the content.

Benefits of eBasta Scheme:-

Students can download these eBooks on tablets, laptops,s and desktops through the eBasta App and study them at their convenience. Access to the App is easy and in a structured format. They can also access the content of other schools. can |

Most apps run on the Internet, but this is not the case with eBasta. Once the eBook is downloaded, it can also be read offline. So there is no internet charge to read it. Even if the internet connection is slow, which is very common in India, it will not take much time to download this book. Downloading time may increase if the book is lengthy and contains many images. Various file formats like text, animation, graphics, audio, videos, etc. are available in it. This will reduce the load on the students, as they no longer have to carry heavy bags. Because the books will be easily available on the portal.

Books will be available instantly. Generally, it is seen that students have to search for books in the market and many times the books are not available. Moreover, the eBook is completely safe and there is no risk of viruses.

eBasta App:-

Right now, the app is only available on mobiles, tablets, laptops, and desktops with the Android operating system. Here is the link to download the application.

VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://vikaspedia.in/education/interactive-resources/ebasta

SCHEMES:

1. Sansad Adarsh ​​Gram Yojana

2. Smart City Plan

3. Clean India Movement

4. Gold Bond Scheme

5. Prime Minister's Agriculture Irrigation Scheme

6. Udaan Yojana

7. Make in India

8. Prime Minister's Vayavandana Yojana

9. Prime Minister Village Transport Scheme

10. What is UJALA Scheme?

11. Prime Minister Ujjwala Yojana

12. Prime Minister's Youth Scheme

13. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Scheme

14. Prime Minister Skill Development Scheme

15. What is E- Basta Scheme?

16. National Vayoshree Scheme

17. Saur Sujala Yojana

18. What is Digilocker?

19. NAYI MANZIL YOJANA

20. Jan Aushadhi Yojana

21. Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana

22. Atal Pension Yojana

23. Ayushman Bharat Scheme

24. Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme

25. Senior Pension Insurance Scheme

26. Startup India Standup India

27. Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan Pension Scheme

28. Public Provident Fund

29. Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana

30. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana

31. Pradhan Mantri Housing Scheme

32. Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana

33. Prime Minister's Motherhood Vandana Yojana

34. What's Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme?

35. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhaan Yojana

Steps To Apply For PAN Online

Apply for a new PAN CARD online

Step1: Submit the pan card application structure 49A accessible on the NSDL site https://www.onlineservices.nsdl.com/paam/endUserRegisterContact.htmlpan1 

Step2: Fill in all the details in the form. Read the detailed instructions before furnishing the details in the form.https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/Instructions49A.html#instruct_form49A

Step3:  Mode of payment: The charges for applying for PAN is Rs.93 (excluding GST) for Indian communication address and Rs.864 ( excluding GST) for foreign communication address. Payment of application fees can be made through credit/debit card, demand draft, or net banking. On Successful payment, an acknowledgment will be displayed. Save this acknowledgment number.

Step4: Documents to be shipped off NSDL Once the application and installment are acknowledged, the candidate is needed to send the supporting records through dispatch/post to NSDL. 

Documents include one proof of identity, one proof of address, and one proof of date of birth.

Identity proof List:

Following are the necessary records out of which anybody can be submitted as character evidence. 

1. Copy of voters identity card

2. Ration card with the applicant's photograph 

3. Copy of passport

4. Copy of driving license

5. Arms license

6. Duplicate of Aadhar card given by Unique Identification Authority of India

7. Photo Identity card issued by central government or state government or any other public sector overtaking

8. Central government health scheme card

9. Bank certificate containing an attested photograph of the applicant along with the bank account number of the applicant

10. Copy of pensioner card having a photograph of the applicant

11. Certificate of identity in original signed by a Member of Parliament or Member of Legislative Assembly or Municipal Councillor

#Copy of the following documents that can be submitted as address proof

1. Copy of electricity bills

2. Copy of landline bills

3. Copy of broadband connection bill

4. Bank account statements

5. Credit card  statement

6. Post office passbook featuring address of the applicant

7. Passport

8. Passport of spouse

9. Voter identity card with photograph

10. Latest order for property tax assessment

11. Driving License

12. Domicile Certificate issued by government

13. Aadhar Card issued by Unique  Identification Authority of India

14. Allotment letter

15. If submitting a copy of one of the first five documents, the documents should not be more than three months old.

***Proof old enough is additionally needed to be put together by the PAN candidate. Any record that determines the date of birth of the candidate fills the need. This document has to be any one of those listed below.

1. Birth declaration given by the Municipal Authority or any office approved to give Birth and Death testament by the Registrar of Birth and Deaths or the Indian office.

2. Pension Payment Order

3. Marriage certificate issued by Registrar of Marriages.

4. Matriculation certificate

5. Passport

6. Driving License

7. Domicile Certificate issued by the central or state government

8. Affidavit signed before a magistrate stating the date of birth

                         VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://nsdl.co.in/