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The UMEED portal revolutionizes Waqf property management through digitization and geo-tagging, aiming to support disadvantaged Muslims by ensuring transparency and accountability. Launched by Minister Rijiju, it underlines the government's commitment to minority rights.

UMEED Portal for Waqf Property Digitization

UMEED portal digitizes Waqf properties for improved management, benefiting economically disadvantaged Muslims. Launched by Minister Rijiju, it marks a significant step in transparency and accountability efforts, aligning with the government's commitment to minority community welfare.

UMEED portal digitizes Waqf properties, enhancing management. Aimed at benefiting disadvantaged Muslims, it serves as a centralized system for transparency and accountability.

The government has unveiled the UMEED portal, a transformative initiative aimed at digitizing and geo-tagging Waqf properties across the country. This landmark development was spearheaded by Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, who hailed it as a significant stride towards ensuring that Waqf assets are utilized effectively and equitably to benefit economically disadvantaged Muslims. UMEED, which stands for Unified Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency, and Development, is more than just a modern technological platform. Serving as a centralized digital system, it allows for real-time uploading, verification, and monitoring of Waqf properties, ensuring transparency and accountability in their management. Minister Rijiju, alongside Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs George Kurian, inaugurated this central portal, emphasizing its role in enhancing the management and administration of Waqf properties in India. Rijiju noted that this initiative is a testament to the government's dedication to protecting minority communities' rights and ensuring that Waqf resources serve their intended purpose of supporting impoverished Muslims, particularly focusing on women and children. In a social media message following the launch, Rijiju described the UMEED portal as a "momentous occasion," emphasizing its importance not just as a technological advancement, but as a symbol of the government's pledge to improve the welfare of minority communities by securing and optimizing the use of their communal assets.

West Bengal is launching a centralized portal for undergraduate admissions, streamlining processes across educational institutions and focusing on OBC reservation guidelines post-legal rulings.

West Bengal Centralized UG Admission Portal Launch

West Bengal announces the upcoming launch of a centralized portal for undergraduate admissions, aligning with past schedules despite technical delays. The system will streamline processes across various institutions, with a focus on adhering to OBC reservation guidelines amid recent legal challenges.

West Bengal to launch an online portal streamlining UG admissions in universities and colleges despite slight delays.

The West Bengal government on Wednesday said the centralised admission portal for enrolment in higher educational institutions for undergraduate courses, is expected to be launched within a week.
State Education Minister Bratya Basu said due to some technical work, the launch has been delayed by a few days.
The portal is a single-window online platform for admission to 16 universities and 461 government and government-aided affiliated colleges. It provides students the opportunity to choose from hundreds of courses, officials said.
"If you remember, last year the online portal opened on June 19. And, the higher secondary exam results were announced on May 8. So if you compare with the proceedings last year, we are not late," Basu told reporters here.
The higher secondary results were published on May 7 this year.
About the guidelines regarding reservation under the OBC quota for candidates, he said, "Everything will be done as per law, in accordance with the high court order to this effect in the past." In a related development, the Jadavpur University Teachers Association (JUTA) on Wednesday urged the varsity authorities to initiate the process of admission to the UG, PG and PhD programmes without further delay.
"As there is no specific order from the higher education department of the state government regarding OBC reservation, JUTA urges the authority to publish the admission notification, keeping the scope of OBC reservation open...,&rdquo; JUTA president Partha Pratim Biswas said in a statement.
The Calcutta High Court had in May 23, 2024 cancelled all OBC certificates issued by the West Bengal government after 2010. The state subsequently made an appeal to the Supreme Court against the order, and several hearings have taken place in connection with the matter in recent times.

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