“The PM Gati Shakti has brought about a paradigm shift in how India
plans and implements infrastructure projects. By integrating data from multiple
Ministries and States, we have created a more efficient, transparent, and
outcome-driven system”, Goyal said on the occasion of the third anniversary of the
initiative on Sunday 13 Oct. He said
that the impact of the initiative is visible in faster project execution, lower
logistics costs, and better services reaching every corner of the country.
The initiative continues to fulfil its promise of creating a modern,
interconnected infrastructure network that is key to India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat
vision…This digital platform is designed
to bring various Ministries, including Railways and Roadways, to ensure
integrated planning and coordinated execution of infrastructure projects.
Taking PMGS to international level and for promoting the use of PM Gati
Shakti and Geospatial technology in the integrated planning of infrastructure,
diplomatic engagements are underway with countries in the neighbourhood and
other developing countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Madagascar,
Senegal and Gambia.
The government is also
considering providing access to non-government users for the data (non-sensitive and shareable) relevant to the planning of
the infrastructure and developmental activities by the sector. Such access to
the data would be provided in the most secure manner.