The Ministry of Labour and Employment hosted 3 contests on MyGov to suggest a name, tagline and logo for the National Career Service Project. The winning entries of the contests are as follows:

In the Mann Ki Baat episode broadcast on 2nd November, 2014, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi had highlighted the issue of drug menace and said that he would talk about the subject in a subsequent radio programme. Citizens from across the country have posted their ideas on how the issue can be handled, the steps that can be taken to curb its widespread impact and have shared personal anecdotes as well. Some of the ideas posted are as following:

Taking crowdsourcing from campaigning to governance, the Narendra Modi Government‘s latest initiative, the MyGov site calls for suggestions on cleaning the Ganga. Seeking to bring about a radical change in the condition of the river, the Modi government is seeking to accumulate ideas and responses from the biggest stakeholders – the people of India through the ‘Clean Ganga’ initiative on MyGov. Since the launch, the group has already garnered 18,000 plus members going about on 9 tasks listed- from preparing roadmaps for the Government to conducting fieldwork.

Pradhan Mantri Ji in his Independence Day Speech from the historic Red Fort announced a major initiative for Financial Inclusion named “Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna”. A competition was held through the MyGov Platform (http://mygov.nic.in) for suggesting the name, logo and tagline. More than 6000 entries were received. Jury selected and shortlisted names from which “Jan Dhan” was picked up for the name of the scheme. We congratulate the following participants who had suggested the names which are exact or partial match. Final logo and tagline will be announced shortly.

“MyGov Samvaad”, a first of its kind event was organized on 29th November 2014, with the Hon’ble Minister for Communications & IT Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad presiding over an interaction with selected contributors to the Digital India Group on MyGov. The Minister also felicitated 20 chosen contributors for their ideas / suggestions / task responses from amongst over 40,000 responses. The contributors came from different walks of life - an engineering student from the National Institute of Technology, a computer operator from the Gram Panchayat of a small village in West Bengal, software engineers, social entrepreneurs and also a few government employees.

A contest to design e-greeting templates for Guru Nanak’s Birthday (Gurpurab) was held on the MyGov platform. Exuberant participation was shown by citizens. As many as 547 attractive creations were received. Out of those creative entries, 17 creations have been shortlisted and 3 winners have been declared. Heartiest congratulation to the winners! Following are the names and creations of the winners:

A discussion on Digital India with Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Hon’ble Minister of Communications & IT Dear MyGov members, Thank you for your enthusiastic participation on MyGov! Today MyGov has over 6.5 lakh users from India and abroad, actively participating in discussions and tasks on policy matters put by 18 Government Ministries and Departments, as well as participating in contests. MyGov receives on average about 10,000 posts per week, which are analysed and the key findings are shared with the concerned departments for further analysis and incorporation in their action agenda.

A contest was organised on MyGov to suggest a title and tagline for the proposed scheme National Safai Karamcharis Finance & Development Corporation (NSKFDC). 879 entries were received for the contest, out of which 20 entries were shortlisted for consideration by the Ministry of Social Justiceand Empowerment. The entry of Shri Balaji DK, Koratagere, Karnataka for the Title of the scheme i.e. “Safai Udhyami Yojana” and the entry of Shri Ankur Srivastava, Allahabad U.P. i.e. “Swachhta se Sampannta ki oor” for the Tagline were declared as winners and awarded a cash prize of Rs.10,000/- each.

The Incredible India! Group on MyGov has garnered participation of citizens through various tasks on exploring the untapped potential of the tourism sector. Here is a peek into the amazing contributions: 10 measures to make India the hub for Spiritual Tourism

People’s participation in designing a suitable Logo, Banner and Slogan was sought for National Digital Literacy Mission through MyGov Platform. More than 2, 600 responses were received under the competition. During the Empowered Committee meeting, the winner of the Logo design was chosen. The name of the logo winner is: Shri Anant Khasbardar from Maharashtra Congratulations to the winner!