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Mission Karmayogi is also known by which name?

ANational Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB)

BIntegrated Government Online Training (iGOT)

CDigital India Initiative

DAtal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT)

Answer:

A. National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB)

Read Explanation:

Mission Karmayogi is formally known as the National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB).

The name "Mission Karmayogi" is the popular, overarching term for the NPCSCB. The program's goal is to lay the foundation for a modernized, competent, and future-ready civil service by building capacity at the individual, institutional, and process levels across the entire government.

Related Questions:

Digital India aims to provide BharatNet connectivity to:

  1. Gram Panchayats
  2. Urban households only
  3. Remote tribal areas
  4. Metro cities

    What are the main challenges for e-governance regarding citizen engagement?

    1. Launching new portals and apps is sufficient for e-governance success.
    2. Citizens need to be aware of and understand how to use digital services.
    3. Lack of trust due to data privacy and security concerns hinders e-governance adoption.
    4. Widespread adoption is not a significant goal for e-governance.

      Identify the reasons why people might not be utilizing e-governance services effectively.

      1. They may not know what services are available online.
      2. They are unaware of how these services can save them time and money.
      3. They understand the benefits and how to interact efficiently with the government online.
      4. The government provides extensive training for all citizens.
        How does E-governance contribute to transparency?

        Which infrastructure development is a target under Digital India?

        1. Providing high-speed broadband in every Gram Panchayat
        2. Internet access only in metros
        3. Reducing digital literacy programs
        4. Limiting mobile phone coverage