Govt Plans Gati Shakti-E-Shram Integration
ECONOMY & POLICY

Govt Plans Gati Shakti-E-Shram Integration

The government is working to integrate the Gati Shakti portal with the e-Shram database, which contains details of over 300 million unorganised workers.

This integration aims to enhance the planning of infrastructure projects by matching workers' skills with local employment needs.

It will help reduce project delays, bridge skill gaps, and optimize the allocation of resources across various sectors.

The move is expected to provide unorganised workers with better job opportunities and improve workforce management for large-scale projects, boosting national development.

The government is working to integrate the Gati Shakti portal with the e-Shram database, which contains details of over 300 million unorganised workers. This integration aims to enhance the planning of infrastructure projects by matching workers' skills with local employment needs. It will help reduce project delays, bridge skill gaps, and optimize the allocation of resources across various sectors. The move is expected to provide unorganised workers with better job opportunities and improve workforce management for large-scale projects, boosting national development.

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