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Consider the following statements regarding the major portals and mobile apps launched by the Government of Bihar to provide digital services to citizens at home and bring transparency in governance:

  1. 1. To reduce land disputes in Bihar and digitize land records, facilities like 'Digital Cadastral Map' and online mutation have been made available on the 'Bihar Bhumi Portal'.
  2. 2. For administrative transparency and real-time monitoring of schools under the Education Department, the 'E-Shikshakosh' portal and mobile app have been launched, through which daily attendance of teachers and students is recorded.
  3. 3. In addition to the 'Bihar Skill Development Mission' run by the Labour Resources Department and the 'Bihar Career Portal' for employment registration, the 'e-Gram Swaraj' portal is used to strengthen the Panchayati Raj system.
  4. 4. The 'DISHA' mobile app is used by the Food and Consumer Protection Department to bring transparency in the distribution of Public Distribution System (PDS) grains.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are completely true?

Detailed Explanation

The Government of Bihar has launched several important portals and mobile apps to promote digital governance. Statements 1, 2, and 3 are completely true. Land documents, receipts, and maps are available online through the 'Bihar Bhumi Portal', while the 'E-Shikshakosh' portal is used by the Education Department for online tracking of schools, teachers, and students. Similarly, 'e-Gram Swaraj' is for Panchayati Raj functions and accounting. However, statement 4 is partially incorrect because other special portals/apps related to food supply are used for PDS monitoring.

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