WEB UMANG at web.umang.gov.in WEB UMANG app to help citizens access e-Govt services on their mobile phones
Unified Mobile Application for New age Governance (UMANG) will be the new app where people can access e-Gov services from the Centre, states and even from local bodies and their agencies on their mobile phone.
WEB UMANG at web.umang.gov.in
WEB Umang App Details – Key Features
Umang App: Developed by Ministry of Electronics and IT the App Umang stands for Unified Mobile Application for New-Age Governance. The App is associated with National e-Governance Division aka NeGD.
Services available in Umang: As mentioned that the App has launched to make 100 schemes available to the general public. With one tap, now people can get information about e-governance, local bodies, agencies and other facilities in India.
Platform: The App is available on three leading platforms, Windows, Google Play Store and Apple Store. Also now the app can be downloaded from the EPFO official website. The mentioned website leads to the download link of the app.
Web portal: Umag’s official web portal isUsers can log in from this link and get the benefits of the App. By using this link departments can also login to access their accounts.
Services available in Umang: As mentioned that the App has launched to make 100 schemes available to the general public. With one tap, now people can get information about e-governance, local bodies, agencies and other facilities in India.
Platform: The App is available on three leading platforms, Windows, Google Play Store and Apple Store. Also now the app can be downloaded from the EPFO official website. The mentioned website leads to the download link of the app.
Web portal: Umag’s official web portal isUsers can log in from this link and get the benefits of the App. By using this link departments can also login to access their accounts.
This app can be downloaded from the app store of your mobile operating system. A link on the EPFO’s website, https://web.umang.gov.in, will also lead you to the to the app’s download page. To initialise it, you will need to give it permissions to access your location, SMS and calls data.
To register, you will get a one-time password (OTP) on the mobile number on the device on which the app is downloaded. At this stage, you have to choose two security questions, which can be used to recover your account from the app if you lose access to your account or forget its PIN.
, the app will prompt you to link your Aadhaar number. For now, linking Aadhaar number here is voluntary and you can skip this step. However, if you chose to link you will be giving your consent to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology to use your Aadhaar details for eKYC. With this, your KYC details will automatically be seeded in your profile and your name, date of birth, gender and address will be populated for you in the next page. If not, the app will prompt you to input these details. However, here too you can have the option to skip this process.
“Since most government services will be linked to Aadhaar, it makes sense to integrate it with UMANG,” said a senior official in the ministry of electronics and information technology, referring to Unified Mobile App for New-Age Governance which will be a mobile gateway to central, state and municipal services.
“UMANG will enable citizens to download a single mobile app instead of multiple apps for each department, and make it easy for them to discover government services,” the official said. Spice Digital, a part of the Noida-based Spice Connect group, has been contracted to develop the first set of apps as part of UMANG.
“The app will have a section where the citizen can update their preferences, frequently accessed services and short-cuts, languages, and so on, which will then be available for all services so that data entry can be minimised,” said Jatinder Verma, president of Spice Digital. The government already has an existing app store platform called “Mobile Seva” which hosts applications from different government departments, leading to a multiplicity of apps.