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Satish Sharma reviews proposal for Single Window Digital System for Recruitment Rules in J&K Deptts.

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
November 8, 2025
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Satish Sharma reviews proposal for Single Window Digital System for Recruitment Rules in J&K Deptts.
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Says “New system will strengthen accountability through real-time monitoring, public accessibility”

Jammu: In a significant step towards promoting administrative efficiency and digital governance, Minister for Administrative Reforms, Inspections & Trainings (ARI & Trainings), Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Transport, Youth Services and Sports, IT, Science and Technology, Satish Sharma, Friday chaired a high-level review meeting to assess the proposal for establishing a Single Window Digital System for framing and amending Recruitment Rules (RRs) across all government departments in Jammu and Kashmir.

Commissioner Secretary ARI and Trainings, Shabnum Kamili; other senior officers of ARI and Trainings department were present in the meeting.

During the meeting, the Minister emphasized the importance of streamlining administrative procedures to ensure time-bound and transparent functioning of government departments. He said that the proposed digital platform would mark a major reform in recruitment, enabling faster decision-making and uniform policy implementation.

The Minister appreciated the efforts of the ARI & Trainings Department for conceptualizing the initiative and directed officers to expedite the design and rollout of the system in consultation with GAD, Finance, Law, and JKPSC, ensuring inter-departmental coordination and accountability at every stage.

Speaking on the occasion, Minister Sharma said, “This digital reform will significantly reduce administrative delays, bring transparency, and ensure uniform implementation of recruitment policies across all departments. The Single Window System will not only enhance efficiency but also strengthen accountability through real-time monitoring and public accessibility.” He further directed that the system be integrated with the existing E-Office framework, besides capacity-building initiatives for departmental nodal officers be organised to ensure smooth transition and effective implementation. The Minister also stressed the importance of introducing a public reference view to allow citizens and stakeholders to access approved Recruitment Rules online, reinforcing the government’s commitment to transparent and citizen-centric governance.

Pertinently, the new initiative will ensure uniform recruitment policy across all departments, substantial reduction in paperwork and file movement with enhanced transparency through online monitoring, quicker processing and filling of vacant posts, and improved coordination between departments and agencies.

The Single Window Digital System aims to replace the existing multi-tiered and paper-based process with a unified online mechanism. The system will have Online Portal & Dashboard Secure departmental logins with standardized digital templates for proposals, simultaneous online routing to ARI & Trainings, Finance, Law, GAD, and JKPSC, centralized archive of all approved Recruitment Rules, amendments, and notifications, real-time updates through SMS/email and escalation mechanisms for delays, real-time monitoring of pendency and performance indicators, strong data protection and audit mechanisms and defined Timelines for faster approvals.

Under the proposed model intending departments will finalize and submit proposals within 30 days. ARI & Trainings, Finance, Law, GAD, JKPSC, and the Standing Committee will process cases within 10 days each and final approval by the General Administration Department (GAD) will be ensured in a time-bound manner.

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