DACNET
(A Sponsored Project of the Department of Agriculture &
Cooperation to usher in e-Governance in its Directorates &
their Field Units located through out the Country)
Project Component:
Application Software Development – A Status
Report
July 2003
Agricultural Informatics Division
National Informatics Centre
Department of Information Technology
Ministry of Communications & Information Technology
New Delhi – 110 003
(Visit us at http://www.dacnet.nic.in)
Executive Summary
The Department of Agriculture & Cooperation (DAC), Ministry of
Agriculture has sanctioned the DACNET Project, through a Memorandum
of Understanding (MOU), signed on 12th September 2001 to the National
Informatics Centre (NIC), for strengthening of Information Technology
Infrastructures in all Directorates, Regional Directorates and their Field
Units, with the project cost estimate of Rs. 18.39 Crores. This Report
deals with the Project Component: "Development of Web Based
Application Software" for strengthening e-Governance Applications in the
Directorates, Regional Directorates and their Field Units.
The Web Based Application Software for DACNET includes (i)
messaging and workflow applications, Portal services (Directorates and
Field Units) and Decision Support Systems, which forms the part of
DACNET Intranet Solution. The DACNET Intranet Solution is based on the
state-of-the-art Microsoft Share Point Portal Server (Document
Management), Exchange Server (Workflow), SQL Server (Decision
Support), and Business Application Server. The Directorates are equipped
with Database Server, Internet Security Accelerator (ISA), Visio-2000 and
Office XP on Windows -2000 Platform. The Field Units are equipped with
the latest MS-Windows XP and the Office XP with local language support.
Software Development Strategy
In Software Engineering, the common software development
process
models
include
Spiral
model,
Waterfall
model,
Incremental/iterative development, Rapid Application development, and
Prototyping (Throwaway and Evolutionary). In Government Sector, the
software development process normally face "high risk in user interface
design" in view of "changes in leadership", "change in priority", "Improper
requirements specification", and
"inadequate business logic". The
Requirements Analysis for information system modeling ends up using
both "analytic" (bottom-up) and "synthetic" (top-down) approaches.
National Informatics Centre (NIC) has been the "prime" builder of eGovernance" application for decision support in Governments at national,
state and district level during the last two decades. NIC had successfully
evolved its systems development strategy on the basis of "evolutionary
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prototyping" and "Iterative development", which result in "formal
system".
NIC had undertaken preliminary "Systems Requirements Study" with
respect to field Units as well as Directorates. Since the field units are
operational with limited personnel, it was planned to develop "web based
applications" to make the field unit as "e-office". On the basis of this
preliminary study, discussions were held with the Directorates to identify
"priority applications" for systems development. In totality, the
Application Software development included the following: Development of Directorate Portal Services
 Development of e-governance applications in the area of
G2G, G2B, G2C and G2E, which would be evolved over a
period.
This Report gives a synoptic view of "application software
development" in various Directorates, Regional directorates and its Filed
Units. The DACNET Project Team has been working in close coordination
with the Directorates and its Field Units. During the months of August and
September 2003, it is expected that many of the systems developed will
be streamlined for operation. This status report will bring in required
amount of synergy among the officials of the Directorates and its Field
Units in refinement and enrichment of the Software developed for
them.
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Table of Contents
Page No
Introduction
Software Development Strategy
Application Software Development
Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage
 Vertical Portal for the Directorate
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Plant Quarantine & Fumigation
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Sample Screen exhibit of Plant Quarantine & Fumigation
Export Interception Report
Import Inspection Report
Export Inspection and Certification Report
Fumigation Process Information System Portal
Registration of Fumigation Operator
Approval of Operator
Operator Certificate Details
Application for Registration for Fumigation Agency
Approval of Agency
Agency Certificate Details
Monitoring of Fumigation Operations
 Integrated Pest Management
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Program for entering applications detail
Regional Pesticides Testing Laboratory Web Portal
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Portal of CIBRC
 Central Insecticide Board & Registration Committee
 Sample Output Exhibit
Directorate of Marketing & Inspection
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CIPM Web Portal – A SOHO Model
Weekly Technical Report - A DSS
IPMIS Software
Input Screen for reading annual target
for conservation & Augmentation
Input Screen for reading physical target
for Farmer Field School (FFS)
Input Screen for routine entry of data pertaining
to weather details
Input Screen for routine entry of
data pertaining to Pest Surveillance
Input Screen for routine entry of FFS Activity
Bio-control agents release - Data entry form
Sample of output reports
 Locust Warning and Control
 Central Insecticide Laboratory
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Sample Screen exhibits of DMI
AGMARKNET strengthening
 Guidelines for using State Level AGMARKNET
Data Analysis System
 Downloading Monthly Data
 Generating Monthly Reports
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Directorate of Economics & Statistics
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Directorate of Extension
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Sample Screen exhibits
Screen exhibit showing various schemes
Screen exhibiting the implementation of a scheme
by MANAGE
Screen exhibit showing monitoring of scheme
such as "Kisan Mela"
Sample screen exhibit of a Report Generated
Directorate of Wheat Development
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Portal Development
Monitoring of Wheat/Barley Production
 Weekly Weather Watch information
 Weekly All Crop Information
Yearly Target
Annual Information for States
Monthly Progress/Achievement Information
Annual Information on Wheat/Barley in a District
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Screen Exhibit of the Web Portal for the Directorate
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Sample Screen Shots of the Web Portal on Rice Development
Denotified Rice varieties in India
Problems and Prospects of Rice Exports from India
Basmati Rice in India: It's Export Potential
Rice in India: A Status Paper
An exhibit on Rice Development Scenario in
North Eastern Region
Exhibit showing in Hindi Language " How to Increase
Rice Production in Bihar"
Rice in India - A handbook of statistics
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Directorate of Sugarcane Development
 Directorate of Rice Development
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Directorate of Cotton Development
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Sample Screen Exhibits
Cotton Varieties
List of Notified Varieties
Package of Practices
Directorate of Jute Development
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Weekly Wholesale Price reporting System
Crops Prospects Reporting System
Weekly Retail Price reporting System
Weekly Reporting System on Stocks, Arrivals
and Outgoing Quantities
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Web Portal
Directorate of Oilseeds Development
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Sample Screen Exhibits on Web Portal
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Sample Screen Exhibits on Web Portal
Exhibit showing details about Amla
 Exhibit showing details about Safflower
Directorate of Arecanut and Spices Development
Commission on Agricultural Costs & Prices
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Sample Diagrams Exhibiting Information
System Modeling
National Bio-Fertiliser Development Centre
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 Sample Report
Central Fertiliser Quality Control & Testing Institute
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Web Portal Development
Sample Screen Exhibit
Fertilizer Quality Control Information System
Receipt of Samples Module
Sample Registration Process with Secret Code
Integrated Nutrient Management (INM) Web Portal
All India Soil and Land Use Survey
Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institute
Pay and Accounts Offices
Software Packages for various standard administrative
Functions (G2E and G2G) & their Screen Exhibits
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Web Portal Development
Bio-fertilizer on-line Information
Data Entry Screen
Report Menu
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Library Management and Automation (e-Granthalaya)
Inventory Information system
Personnel Information System
Employees Payroll
Telephone Billing Monitoring System
DAK Monitoring System
Public Grievances Redress Monitoring System
Annexure – I DACNET Project Team
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DACNET Project Component: Application Software
Development – A Status Report
Introduction
The Department of Agriculture & Cooperation (DAC), Ministry of
Agriculture has sanctioned the DACNET Project, through a Memorandum
of Understanding (MOU), signed on 12th September 2001, for
strengthening of Information Technology Infrastructures in all
Directorates, Regional Directorates and their Field Units, to the National
Informatics Centre (NIC), Department of Information Technology, Ministry
of Communications and Information Technology. The Project cost was
estimated as Rs. 18.39 Crores. The DACNET has got the four major
components: 
Networking of Directorates, Regional Directorates and Field Units for
Internet and Intranet access with the Central Project Unit;
 Establishment of a LAN with a State-of-the Art Server with 5 PCs in
Directorates/Regional Directorates, and PC Client System with
Modem in Field Units;
 IT Empowerment of Employees through specialised training
programmes (4 Course Modules - )
 Development of Web Based Applications Software for strengthening
e-Governance applications in the Directorates, Regional Directorates
and their Field Units.
This Report deals with the Project Component: "Development of Web
Based Application Software" for strengthening e-Governance Applications
in the Directorates, Regional Directorates and their Field Units. The
DACNET Project Covers 52 Directorates/Regional Directorates and 120
Field Units.
The Web Based Application Software for DACNET includes (i)
messaging and workflow applications, Portal services (Directorates and
Field Units) and Decision Support Systems, which forms the part of
DACNET Intranet Solution. The DACNET Intranet Solution is based on the
state-of-the-art Microsoft Share Point Portal Server (Document
Management), Exchange Server (Workflow), SQL Server (Decision
Support), and Business Application Server. The Directorates are equipped
with Database Server, Internet Security Accelerator (ISA), Visio-2000 and
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Office XP on Windows -2000 Platform. The Field Units are equipped with
the latest MS-Windows XP and the Office XP with local language support.
Software Development Strategy
In Software Engineering, the common software development
process
models
include
Spiral
model,
Waterfall
model,
Incremental/iterative development, Rapid Application development, and
Prototyping (Throwaway and Evolutionary). In Government Sector, the
software development process normally face "high risk in user interface
design" in view of "changes in leadership", "change in priority", "Improper
requirements specification", and
"inadequate business logic". The
Requirements Analysis for information system modeling ends up using
both "analytic" (bottom-up) and "synthetic" (top-down) approaches.
National Informatics Centre (NIC) has been the "prime" builder of eGovernance" application for decision support in Governments at national,
state and district level during the last two decades. NIC had successfully
evolved its systems development strategy on the basis of "evolutionary1
prototyping" and "Iterative development", which result in "formal
system". The "Evolutionary Prototyping" development strategy is
described follows:
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Develop understood parts of the system
Deliver system
Use System
Report problems
Receive, prioritize, and schedule changes
Report enhancements
Receive , prioritize, and schedule enhancements; and
Evolve system
The Figure-1 describes the system in detail. During the
implementation, the DACNET project has also met with the problems
mentioned above. In view of this, the DACNET project team has adopted
"evolutionary prototyping" and "iterative development" strategy for
software development component, which has been found successful. Even
though "Business Process Re-engineering (BPR)" was not addressed in the
DACNET Project component, adopting the Software development strategy
as mentioned above, the BPR has been finding its way in strengthening
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Evolutionary means User requirements evolve as development proceeds.
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the e-Governance applications. It has been found that "return on
Investment" (ROI) in terms of "people", "process", and "knowledge" is
emerging with respect to DACNET.
Application Software Development
Application Software are programmes written, using database
technology, model base technology, knowledge base technology etc., to
solve structure, semi-structured and ill-structured problems. NIC had
undertaken preliminary "Systems Requirements Study" with respect to
field Units as well as Directorates. Since the field units are operational
with limited personnel, it was planned to develop "web based
applications" to make the field unit as "e-office". On the basis of this
preliminary study, discussions were held with the Directorates to identify
"priority applications" for systems development. In totality, the
Application Software development included the following: Development of Directorate Portal Services
 Development of e-governance applications in the area of
G2G, G2B, G2C and G2E, which would be evolved over a
period.
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Problem
Reports
E
Developer
Requirements
Requirements
Design
Design
D
Code
and
Code and
Unit
Test
Unit Test
A
Integration
Integration
Test
Test
C
Enhancement
Requests
F
User
Software
Software
System
Test
System Test
System
B
G
Requirements
Requirements
Design
Design
H
Developer
Figure-1: Evolutionary Prototyping: (A) Develop Understood parts
of the System; (B) Deliver System;(C) Use System; (D) Report Problems; (E)
Receive, Prioritize and Schedule Changes; (F) Report Enhancements;(G)
Receive, Prioritize and Schedule Enhancements; and (H) Evolve System
The following sections discuss in detail the status of Application Software
development in various Directorates and its Field units.
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Directorates of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Storage
Under the DACNET Project, the Software Development Team has
interacted with the S&T personnel of the Directorate at Hqrs level,
Regional Station level and Field Unit level to understand their
requirement in building application software for facilitating their delivery
of services. The software development activities have been undertaken
for the following categories of the Directorate:Vertical Portal for the Directorate
Plant Quarantine & Fumigation
The Directorates has got 26 Plant Quarantine and Fumigation
Stations (1 National Station, 4 Regional Stations and 21 Field Stations)
near the Major Airports, Seaports and Landports. These Stations has the
following responsibilities:
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(i)
to regulate imports and exports of Agricultural
Commodities for preventing entry of exotic pests into the
Country and further avoiding interstate spread which may
be destructive to agricultural crops;
(ii) to issue Phytosanitary certificates, and
(iii) to conduct post-entry quarantine and inspection.
The DACNET project Team has taken note of the already developed
Software "Quarantina" using SQL Version 7, through the financial
assistance of FAO during 2001, and has been operational at Regional
Station at Chennai. This software was envisaged to facilitate:
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Issue of Phytosanitary Certificate (PSC)
Issue of Import Permit (IP) and Release Order (IRO)
Since the Plant Quarantine & Fumigation Stations have been equipped
with the latest state-of-the-art RDBMS Product SQL 2000 Server, the
Software "Quarantina" had to be ported to the SQL 2000 Server for
implementation in all the 26 Stations. While porting, the Software
Development Team faced the following problems:
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No documentation on Software and User Manual were made
available;
Source code on "Quarantina" was made available only in March
2003, after a lot of persuasion with the Consultant;
In view of this problem, the Software Development Team had to debug,
using "brute-force" method for porting into the SQL 2000 server Platform.
It took about 3 months to get the source code from the FAO Consultant
(who is placed at Chennai) and the Development Team took about 3
months time to understand the source code, port the program into the
SQL 2000 server, and incorporate the additional requirements, as given
below:
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Import Interception Report
Export Interception Report
Import Inspection
Export Inspection
Import Permit (Propagation/Consumption)
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These five modules were designed and developed by the DACNET
Software development Team. Sample Screen Print outputs are exhibited
below: -
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Export Interception Report
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Import Inspection Report
Export Inspection and Certification Report
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Fumigation Process Information System Portal
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As desired by the Directorate, Applications software have been
developed for facilitating to registration of "fumigation agencies",
"fumigation operators", and also "monitoring" of fumigation operation by
these agencies.
Registration of Fumigation operator (1)
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Approval of Operator (2)
Operator Certificate Details (3)
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Application for Registration for Fumigation Agency (4)
Approval of Agency (5)
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Agency Certificate Details (6)
Monitoring of Fumigation Operations (7)
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Integrated Pest Management
Central Integrated Pest Management Centres (CIPMCs), which are 26
in number, are established to monitor and forewarn the likely Pest &
Disease built-up on agricultural crops, to promote biological control (IPM
technology), to control insect pests and weeds by parasites, predators
and pathogens, and to minimise environmental pollution due to
pesticides and to maintain ecological balance of natural fauna, through
judicious & safe use of pesticides. CIPMCs act as “model centres” and
“active catalysts” in promoting the IPM technology, and coordinate with
the State Agriculture Departments.
The DACNET Project Team is building up various applications
software, with the user coordination at CPMC (RAIPUR) & CPMC (Srinagar,
J&K) for field level requirements, and with the Directorate for
directorate level requirements. Snapshots of programmes screens are
exhibited below:CIPMC Web Portal - A SOHO Model
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Weekly Technical Report - A DSS
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Main Menu screen taken from IPMIS Software
Input screen for reading annual target for Conservation &
augmentation
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Input screen for reading physical target for Farmer Field School (FFS)
Input screen for routine entry of data pertaining to weather details
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Input screen for routine entry of data pertaining to Pest Surveillance
Input screen for routine entry of FFS activities
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Bio-control agents released – Data entry form
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Sample of Output Reports
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Locust Warning & Control
Locust Warning Organizations (LWO) Circles have been established
in 5 locations with its Headquarter at Jodhpur, 23 Outposts, and one Field
Station for investigation on Locust at Bikaner. These Circles keep watch
on locusts and take control measures in the scheduled desert areas and
maintain close liaison with FAO and Locust Prone Countries (Pakistan,
Iran, Iraq, etc) and advise the State Governments on locust situation.
Based on the survey of field offices, data on density of locust
population are worked out and alarming situation is predicted. The
situation is reported weekly and monthly to the Directorate and the
States, for taking control measures. Data on migration of locust is
collected in a pre-designed format and sent to FAO for its bulletin every
fortnightly.
Under the DACNET Project, application software have been
undertaken in collaboration with the Locust Warning Orgnaisation (LWO),
Jodhpur, for the following areas:
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Weekly Desert Locust Surveillance Report (Proforma-LC1)
Weekly statement showing target & achievement of Desert Locust
Surveillance (Proforma- LC2)
Monthly control and potential availability of Pesticides Dust &
Liquid, Wireless sets and Plant Protection equipments (Proforma-LC3)
Fortnightly Report on FAO Desert Survey and Control Form (LC-6)
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Central Insecticide Laboratory
Testing of Pesticides is essential to recommend suitable
composition for registration of pesticides as well as to enforce quality
standards on pesticides available for Plant Protection. The Central
Insecticide Laboratory (CIL) and its Regional Pesticides Testing
Laboratories (RPTL) at Chandigarh and Kanpur, conduct pesticides
testing, for registration of Insecticides under Insecticides Act 1968 and
preparing time bound reports for testing of referral samples.
Under the DACNET project, applications software were developed
for pesticides testing, in consultation with the Scientists of CIL and RPTL.
Following exhibits are taken from these applications Software:
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Programme for entering applications detail
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Regional Pesticides Testing Laboratory Web Portal
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Central Insecticide Board and Registration Committee
The DACNET project Team has already implemented a "Workflow"
application using the "Lotus Notes" software tools, for processing of
applications submitted by Pesticides Industries. The Secretary (A&C)
inaugurated the Web Portal (http://cibrc.nic.in) on 25th October 2002.
Software Modules were developed to make the "Application Status" online over Internet, so as to facilitate the Pesticides Industries (the
Applicants) for viewing over Internet. Otherwise, the applicants from allover India had to visit the CIBRC Hqrs (Faridabad) or to telephone for
knowing the status.
Portal of CIBRC
Due to this application software, the processing time for an application
has been reduced from more than 1 year to less than 3 months.
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A sample output exhibit
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Directorate of Marketing and Inspection
As part of the system study conducted for the Directorate under the DACNET
project, it has emerged that there is a need to evolve an Integrated Management
Information System (DMI-MIS) for the Directorate to strengthen its various
functions. Various sub-systems identified for achieving this objective are:
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Quality / Standards Monitoring System
Research Samples Monitoring System
Certificate of Authorization Information System
MFPO License Information System
Scheme Monitoring System
Inventory Management
Code Directory Maintenance
System Security and Administration Sub System
AGMARKNET strengthening
Under the present scope of DACNET, Quality / Standards Monitoring
system is to be evolved and implemented as per discussions held with the
Directorate. Besides, the AGMARKNET Portal evolved under the Central
Sector Scheme of DMI needs to be further strengthened by including
quality and standards information. The portal is to be eventually served
as a single window service to facilitate market led extension for the
benefit of the farming community.
The Quality/Standards Monitoring Sub System will be implemented at
various levels of the organization as follows:
Regional Agmark Laboratory
 Job Allocation
 Sample Analysis Report Generation
 Compilation of monthly Progress Report
 Test Results Transmission to SO/RO,CAL
 Monthly Progress Report Transmission to SO/RO, CAL
RO/SO Level
 Sample Collection & Dispatch to RAL
 Capture Test results sent by RAL
 Capture Monthly Progress Report sent by RAL
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 Consolidated Report Generation
CAL Level
 Capture Test results sent by RAL
 Capture Monthly Progress Report sent by RAL
 Monitoring Report Generation
HQ Level
 Capture Test results sent by RAL
 Capture Monthly Progress Report sent by RAL
 Monitoring Report Generation
Exhibits related various applications software are shown in the following
sections: -
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Note: The Specific parameters displayed in the Screen of Analytical
Report Part II will change automatically according to the Report type
(Butter & Ghee, Pesticide Residue etc.) selected in the Analytical Report
Part I.
Some Screen Exhibits of DMI, Jammu & Kashmir
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AGMARKNET Strengthening
The Agricultural Marketing Advisor has desired that the national
level prices and arrivals database created under the AGMARKNET project
need to be effectively utilized for carrying out state level prices and
arrivals trend analysis. Accordingly, all the State DMI offices have been
instructed to prepare monthly bulletins using the central database. NIC
has developed the necessary application module to facilitate periodical
downloading of data from the central database and preparing state level
trend analysis monthly bulletins by various DMI offices spread all over the
country. A three-day workshop is being organized from 4th August to
6th August 2003 for Ten State DMI Offices to start with to acquaint the
officers with the application module. During the Tenth Plan, the
Department has sanctioned another 2000 APMCs for creating AGMARKNET
facilities. Sample screen exhibits are shown below:-
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Guidelines for Using State Level AGMARKNET Data Analysis System
I.
DOWNLOADING MONTHLY DATA
1. On the AGMARKNET site “http:\\agmarknet.nic.in” click the button
‘DMI”. A DMI page will appear with the “Download Monthly Data” option
at the bottom of the page. On selection User authentication screen will
appear.
2. Select the state name from the dropdown menu and enter the valid
password. If the user wants to change the password he can do so by
clicking the “Change Password” button. Otherwise, click the “Continue”
button to proceed further. In case of invalid password, the message box
will be displayed with caption ‘Invalid password for selected user’.
3. On clicking the “Change password” button , a screen will appear with
state name and new password. After entering the new password click
the “Continue” button , a screen will appear with caption ‘Password has
been changed successfully’. Click “Go To Login” button and enter the
changed password to proceed further.
4. After entering the valid user name and password a screen will
appear where the user has to select the month and year and download
the market arrivals and prices data by clicking “Download Arrivals Data”
and “Download Prices Data” buttons respectively.
5. If data is not available for that month then you will get the message
‘No Arrivals Data Found’ or ‘No Prices Data Found’. otherwise you will
get the data on the screen with delimiters. Select “File” option from the
Menu Bar and click “Save As” option from the menu. A window will
appear where you have to select c:\dmistate directory and txt file
option in the “Save as Type” box and then save the arrivals and prices
data with arr.txt and pri.txt file names respectively and wait till ‘Done’
option is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
6. To maintain the backup of the downloaded data, go through the
following steps:
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Create a sub-directory in c:\dmistate with name ‘backup’
Copy arr.txt and pri.txt files from c:\dmistate directory
and paste the files in ‘backup’ sub-directory.
Rename the files in ‘backup’ sub-directory. The arr.txt file
should be renamed as ‘A+month+year.txt’ e.g. the data for
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April, 2003 the file should be renamed as A42003.txt and
similarly
pri.txt
file
should
be
renamed
as
‘P+month+year.txt’.
7. The data of previous month has to be downloaded on 10th day of
following month e.g. Data for the month of April should be downloaded
on 10th May.
At any point of time you can select the “Go To Login” button and get the
User authentication screen.
II.
GENERATING MONTHLY REPORTS
1. Install the Software on your machine from CD. For installation go to
“START” button and select “Run” option. Run setup.exe from CD and
click “OK”. A window will appear with “AGMARKNET Data Analysis
System Setup”, press “OK”. Another window will appear, click the
“Change Directory” button and give the path c:\dmistate. On clicking
“OK” message will be displayed ‘Destination Directory C:\dmistate does
not exist, Do you want the directory to be created’ press “Yes” and
then click the “Setup” button to begin the installation. Click “Continue”
button. During installation a window will appear with the message ‘Do
You Want to Keep This File’ for all the messages of this type click “Yes”
button.
2. Make the System DSN on your machine to link the database. For this,
on the “START” option click the left mouse button a menu will appear.
From this, select Settings and Control Panel (always use the left mouse
button for selection). In the Control Panel double click the “ODBC Data
Sources (32bit)” icon. A window will be opened. Select the “System
DSN” button from the menu bar on top of the window and click “Add”.
Another window will appear with the caption “ Select a driver for which
you want to set up a data source”. From the drivers list select, ‘Driver
do Microsoft Access (*.mdb)’ and click ‘Finish’ button. ‘ODBC Microsoft
AccessSetup’ window will appear. In the Data Source name type ‘dmi’
and press the “Select” button. From the window select the dmi.mdb file
and click “OK”. Now select the “Advanced” button. Window will appear
, in the Login Name type ‘dmi’. Click OK. Again click Ok and System DSN
will be created. Close all the windows.
3. As the software uses date in dd/mm/yyyy format, entry has to be
made in “date” of “regional settings” in “control panel” of “settings “in
the “Start” menu
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4. After installation , system will be added in the startup menu. Click
the “START” button and “Program” option and click the heading
“AGMARKNET Data Analysis System”.
5. A window will appear with Login name and Password. Enter the valid
name and password (eg. For the state of Bihar user name is ‘dmibi’ and
password is ‘bi123’) and click “OK”. Main menu will appear. If you want
to change the password click the Change Password button on the screen.
Then enter your old password and press “Change” Button. Window will
appear with new password. Enter your changed password and press
“OK”.
6. Main Menu will appear with the following options –
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Import Arrivals and Prices Data
Reports
MSP Updation
Change Password
Exit
To import the data, select the first option. On selection message will
be displayed “Please Wait……Importing Arrivals Data” and after
completion message ‘Importing Arrivals Data Over’ will be displayed.
Click OK, then it will process the prices data in the same manner.
7. For updating MSP prices of the commodity click “MSP Updation”
option.
8. For generating monthly reports, select the option “Reports” and the
following menu will appear on the screen :
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Monthly
Main Menu
Exit
9. Click “Monthly” option and select the desired report from the
following menu :
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Monthly-Wholesale prices and arrivals commodity wise.
Monthly-Total arrivals and no of markets reported for last three
months.
Monthly-Wholesale prices and arrivals market wise (Arrival)
Main Menu
Exit
10. On selecting the first and second report window will appear on the
screen where you have to select month from the dropdown and enter
year and select state. On pressing “Continue” button window will
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appear for selecting commodities. Press “OK” to generate the respective
reports.
11. On selecting the third report, a window will appear on the screen
where you have to select month, state and commodity from the
dropdown and enter year. In the Arrival box, enter the least arrival
value above which you want to generate the report and also enter the
minimum, maximum, weighted Average price and total arrivals for the
previous month in the corresponding boxes.
12. In the above reports, click the “Market Selector” button, a screen
will appear where you can select the markets by double clicking the left
mouse button in the ‘Selection’ column (T–selected, F-deselected) and
to select / deselect all the markets click “Selected” and “Deselected”
buttons respectively. After selecting, close the screen by pressing
“Close” button and click “Continue” button to generate the report.
13. Click “Export” button on the top of the screen after generating the
report. A window will appear. In “Format” option select “Crystal Reports
(RPT)” from the drop down and in “Destination” option select “Disk
File”. and then press “OK” and save the file in the desired directory.
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Directorate of Economics & Statistics
The Directorate of Economics & Statistics (DES) is a nodal organization
for the coordination of collection, analysis and dissemination of
agricultural statistics. It collects a wide range of data related to
agriculture through a network of state agricultural statistical agencies
(SASA), marketing intelligence units (MIU), agro-economic research
centers (AERC), and Cost of Cultivation Scheme implementing agencies.
As desired, the system study conducted by the DACNET Project Team
for the Directorate, has focused on empowering Market Intelligence
Units (14) located through out the country, by effectively utilizing the IT
infrastructure established under DACNET. Market Intelligence relates to
agricultural produce market prices, market arrivals, outgoing quantities,
stocks, estimated production, etc. A Marketing Intelligence and Price
Analysis System is being evolved, in consultation with the concerned
officials of the Directorate. The following sub systems have been
identified for software development: Weekly Wholesale Price Reporting System
MIU Level
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Data Collection for Agricultural commodities on market price and
reason for price variation, if any.
 Compilation of data for data entry
 Weekly Progress Report studies with other MIU Data for
intelligence reporting.
MTA Level
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Capture data sent by MIU
Consolidate the data for market and trend analysis
Report to related users organization
Consolidated Report Generation
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Crops Prospects Reporting System
MIU Level
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Weekly Data collection & compilation on crops prospects aspects
on season wise for area sown.
Once in a Season collection of total area likely to be sown and
expected yield has to be reported.
To study and report reasons for the variations on reporting, if any
Data entry on weekly basis
Weekly Progress Report study with other MIU Data for intelligence
reporting
MTA Level
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To find current year normal area and normal yield, last three
years respective data to be stored.
Capture the data sent by MIU
Consolidate the data for market and trend analysis
Report to related users organization
Consolidated Report Generation
Weekly Retail Prices Reporting System
MIU Level
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Data collection from the identified markets on weekly basis for
food items
 Data collection from the dominated area by common people on
monthly basis for non-food items
 Compilation of above identified food and non-food items
 Data entry for food items on weekly basis
 Data entry for non-food items on monthly basis
 Weekly Progress Report study with other MIU Data for intelligence
reporting
MTA Level
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Capture the data sent by MIU
Consolidate the data for market and trend analysis
Report to related user organization like FCI, Ministry of
Commerce, Ministry of Industry.
Consolidated Report Generation
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Weekly Reporting System on Stocks, Arrivals and Outgoing
Quantities
MIU Level
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Data Collection for Agricultural commodity wise on Market
Arrivals (from selected 600 markets), stock at beginning and
outgoing quantities (for local use and outstation use)
 Compilation of data for data entry
 Weekly Progress Report studies with other MIU Data for
intelligence information reporting.
MTA Level
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Capture data sent by MIU
Consolidate the data for market and trend analysis
Report to related users organization for consumption purpose like
M/O Food & Civil Supply etc.
Consolidated Report Generation
Users
Granting appropriate permissions
Out of these four sub systems, the Directorate has identified first two sub
systems to be taken up on priority. The development work is in process.
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Directorate of Extension
The Directorate of Extension (DoE) plays an important role in
providing guidance, technical support, and exchange of information and
coordination, and also assists and encourages the State Extension
Functionaries in organizing, managing and operating professional
extension services. Based on the interactions and discussions with the
Directorate of Extension, the following ICT applications have been
identified under the DACNET project for development of application
software: 
Portal Development for Employee’ Services, Training Calendar,
Linkages with other Extension Agencies, Details of On-going Schemes
under Directorate of Extension, Current Events and Announcements.
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Web site development and web enabled monitoring of On-going
Training Programs/Events and existing Extension Services and Details
of On-going Schemes under Directorate of Extension etc. planned for
the current year.
 Information System for Monitoring of Financial and Physical
performance of Schemes to meet the specific requirement of the
Directorate.
Sample Screens Exhibits are shown below: -
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Screen Exhibit showing various Schemes
Screen Exhibiting the implementation of a Scheme by MANAGE
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Screen exhibit showing monitoring of scheme such as Kisan mela
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Sample screen Exhibit of a Report Generated
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Directorate of Wheat Development
The Directorate of Wheat Development (DWD) is responsible for
implementation of the Ministry's Policies on Wheat at the national level
and also monitoring of all agricultural schemes/activities in the States of
Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi and Chandigarh. In
addition to this, the Directorate has the following mandate:
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To assist the States/UTs to plan, formulate and implement the wheat
development programmes to increase production and productivity;
To interact with National and State Institutions in planning Seeds
production;
To liaison with State Agricultural Universities (SAUs) and ICAR
research institutes, in organising the training courses on improved
cereal production technology;
To build the relevant data and records for nodal crop (database
development); and
To undertake field visits to monitor the implementation of wheat
development programme ;
Under the DACNET Project, the following applications have been
identified:
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To develop a computerized information system for Wheat Directorate
for monitoring of production of Wheat and Barley in 28 states and to
enrich the Management Information System of the Ministry of
Agriculture;
To develop a computerized information system for monitoring of
production of all major crops produced in the assigned Five
States/UTs;
To extend the NICNET connectivity to the crop directorate to
facilitate exchange of information with state Government and district
administration for effective monitoring of the physical and financial
progress of crop production oriented programs at state and district
levels; and
To implement various e-Governance applications to improve
employees productivity
The DACNET Project Team has been interacting with the
Directorate and was able to implement various e-Governance Applications
in the Directorate. Applications Software for Personnel Management,
Inventory Management, File Monitoring, Payroll, and Library Management
have been installed and demonstrated.
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Sample screens of various Applications Software are exhibited
below: (a) Portal Development
The Directorate has shown interests to release the Web Portal.
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(b) Monitoring of Wheat/Barley Production
Weekly Weather Watch Information
Weekly All Crop Information
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Yearly Target
Annual Information for States
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Monthly Progress/Achievement Information
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Annual Information on Wheat/Barley in a district
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Directorate of Sugarcane Development
The Mandate of the Directorate is to assist the Department of
Agriculture & Cooperation, in review and overall production planning of
Sugarcane development in the Country, and Area specific programs in the
States of Uttar Pradesh and Uttranchal.
Screen Exhibit of the Web portal for the Directorate
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Directorate of Rice Development
Vide their letter F.No.1-5/03-DRD dated: 25th July 2003, the
Directorate of Rice development, Patna has recognised the efforts of NIC
to implement the DACNET Scheme. To improve business functions, a web
site (http://bihar.bih.nic.in /drdpat) has been designed and enriched
with "hundreds of pages of information" related to different activities
being performed by the Directorate. "This web-site has already begun to
prove useful in fast and timely dissemination of information at the
national level and has reduced the reliance on fax and postal media for
sending information to our field offices or to the research scholars at
different agricultural universities".
As the office was under shifting to new premises, development of
application software for schemes monitoring would be taken later, as
per their convenience.
Sample screen-shots of the web Portal on Rice Development are
exhibited below:-
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Denotified Rice Varieties in India
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Problems and Prospects of Rice Export from India
Basmati Rice in India: Its Export Potential
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Rice in India: A Status Paper
An Exhibit on Rice Development Scenario in the North Eastern Region
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Exhibit showing in Hindi language
"How to increase Rice Production in Bihar"
Rice in India - A Handbook of Statistics
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F.No.1-5/03-DRD
To,
Shri Shahid Ahmad,
Technical Director
NIC Bihar State Unit, Patna.
Dated: 25th July 2003.
Subject: Development of Core Application for the Directorate.
Sir,
The Directorate of Rice Development has been substantially enriched by the different
hardware/software resources that have arrived recently. While previously, there was just one or two old
computer systems to help us compile our inflow of reports and to bring out different publications and
useful statistics for the State Govt., Research Institute/Agricultural Universities and persons associated
with development activities, now each of our officer has easy access to fast and modern computing
resources. Our skill-set has also been improved thanks to training programmes conducted with the help
of NIC. I would also like to take this opportunity to extend our special gratitude towards Mr. Somesh,
from NIC Bihar State Unit, who has put in a lot of efforts to design and develop our very own web-site
containing hundreds of pages worth of useful material related to different activities being performed by
the Directorate. This web-site has already begun to prove useful in fast and timely dissemination of
information at the national level and has reduced the reliance on fax and postal media for sending
information to our field offices or to the research scholars at different agricultural universities.
In the next phase, once our shifting exercise has been completed, our office plans to devote
some time towards development of a web-based scheme monitoring mechanism by which we would be
able to upload all the important reports that constantly flow between Patna, New-Delhi and other related
offices, on to our web-site so that anyone can directly view the same without having to rely on postal
communication. This will also reduce wastage of our valuable time in compiling and sending the same
again and again. To complete this exercise, we will fix a nodal officer from our side to co-ordinate with
NIC so that development of such a mechanism can continue unhindered.
Yours Faithfully,
( M.C.Diwakar )
Director Incharge
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Directorate of Cotton Development
The Directorate of Cotton Development (DCD) Mumbai, monitors the
progress of Centrally Sponsored Scheme: "Intensive Cotton Development
Programme (ICDP)", under Mini Mission-II of Technology Mission on Cotton in
the country, and also monitoring the progress of other Centrally Sponsored
Schemes (CSSs) being implemented in the States of Maharashtra, Gujarat and
Goa. Besides, it is a technical body on the Cultivation of Cotton in the
country.
As desired by the Directorate, the following ICT applications have been
identified and development was undertaken: 
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Portal development for Directorate
Crop weather watch Information System.
 Scheme (ICDP) Monitoring Information System.
Sample screens exhibits are given below:
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Cotton Varieties
List of Notified Varieties
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Package of Practices
The portal will be integrated with the databases of Crop Weather
Watch Information System and Scheme (ICDP) Monitoring Information
System for publishing following reports:
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Weekly weather watch report
Weekly Cotton Sowing report
Monthly Component wise ICDP implementation status report
Annual Component wise ICDP implementation status report
Directorate of Jute Development
From 2000-01 onwards, the Department of Agriculture &
Cooperation (DAC) are undertaking development of Jute and Allied Fibres
programmes under Macro Management approach. To help the jute
growing farmers improve their production, the Government has
implemented the Special Jute Development Programme (SJDP) in the
selected districts of all jute growing States. SJDP provides farmers with
essential inputs like certified seeds, essential nutrients, and pesticides,
and improved farm equipment. It also organizes demonstrations and
training programmes for farmers in improved agriculture practices. The
objective of the Directorate is given below:
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As desired by the Directorate, the following ICT applications have
been identified and development was undertaken: 
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Portal development for Directorate
Crop weather watch Information System.
 Scheme Monitoring Information System.
"Use Jute, Save Forest"
"GeoJute - Jute for the Future"
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Directorate of Oilseeds Development
Some Exhibits related to the development of Web portal on Oilseeds
development are shown below:-
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Exhibit showing details about Safflower
Directorate of Pulses Development
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Directorate of Tobacco Development
Directorate of Tobacco Development, one of the Commodity
Development Directorates was re-organised in 1996. Due to campaigns
against Tobacco, the Government of India discontinued all
developmental schemes on tobacco. Presently responsibilities of the
department include collection and maintenance of various statistical
and economic data relating to Agriculture required for development
and planning. The Directorate of Crops Division is responsible for
collecting and maintaining a wide range of data relating to crop
situation for foodgrains and commercial crops, area, production,
productivity, rainfall, prices and irrigation reservoirs position. The
Directorate supplies feed back pertaining to all the Agricultural
Development Programmes of the State Governments in Tamil Nadu,
Karnataka, Kerala and Pondichery to Government of India
The main functions of the Directorate are listed below:
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Weekly Weather Watch Report is brought out for Tamil Nadu, Karnataka,
Kerala and Pondicherry. Meteorological data is collected and reported
to Ministry on weekly and monthly basis. This is sent to the Ministry and
to other Commodity Development Directorates.
Crop Situation report is brought out for the 4 states - on crop
coverage, input position etc. on weekly, fortnightly, monthly and
quarterly basis. The reports are sent to the Ministry.
Water Position of major reservoirs of the four States is sent to
Ministry on weekly basis.
Prices of various commodities are collected from the respective State
Governments and sent to Ministry. Weekly wholesale prices of tobacco
in various markets of the country is also sent to the Ministry.
Hand Book Tobacco Statistics in India is published periodically which
has useful information for Tobacco researchers, administrators and
growers.
Publication of Agriculture profiles of the four states. Publication and
distribution of leaflets, pamphlets, booklets, periodical publications
like tobacco development journal and Status papers.
Monitoring and reviewing implementation of Macro Management Modea centrally sponsored scheme- which involves formulation of specific
projects to increase the production and productivity of Agricultural
crops. Periodic Progress reports are prepared on Macro-Management
Mode Schemes in all the four states.
Implementation of Cost of Production Scheme to assist the
CACP(Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices) in finalising the
Minimum Support Prices for Tobacco. The directorate implements the
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field level study under the Scheme for assessing the cost of
cultivation of VFC tobacco in Andhra Pradesh. Study is undertaken to
assess problems relating to production and marketing of tobacco and
to fix remunerative prices for tobacco. Field men are positioned in the
sample villages, from where data is collected from farmers of selected
holdings. This data is compiled annually. About 40 proforma are
involved. The scheme forms part of the all India Comprehensive
Scheme for studying the cost of cultivation of principal crops grown in
the country funded by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics.
Based on the interaction of the DACNET Team with the Director,
Tobacco Development, the following ICT applications have been
identified.
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Portal development for Directorate of Tobacco Development.
Development of the following web based reporting systems for the
Directorate of Tobacco Development:
 Crop Situation Report - Crop Coverage, Input Position etc. on
weekly, fortnightly, monthly and quarterly basis for Tamil Nadu,
Karnataka, Kerala and Pondicherry.
 Weather Watch Report - Meteorological data for Tamil Nadu,
Karnataka, Kerala and Pondicherry.
 Water Position of major reservoirs – weekly report for the four
States
 Prices of various commodities
 Weekly wholesale prices of tobacco
Tabulation of data collected under scheme for cost of cultivation of VFC
tobacco in Andhra Pradesh.
Some Exhibits related to the development of Web portal on Oilseeds
development are shown below:-
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Directorate of Arecanut and Spices Development
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Exhibit showing details about Amla
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Commission on Agricultural Costs and Prices
The DACNET Project Team has already submitted the SRS Report to
CACP during 2002. Based on the requirement analysis, the following
databases are identified for the development of decision support system
for minimum support pricing: 
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AREA, PRODUCTION & YIELD (State-wise, crop-wise and season-wise
data)
Minimum Support Prices (yearly data available with CACP)
Wholesale Prices from the Directorate of Economic and Statistics
INDEX NUMBER OF WHOLESALE PRICES
WAGE RATES (cropwise and statewise)
COST OF CULTIVATION from the Directorate of Economic and
Statistics
International Prices
Import & Export Data from DGCI&S, Kolkata
Index Number of WHOLESALE PRICES (FARM INPUTS)
It has been proposed to develop applications software for the
following: 
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Design and development of Online Transaction System (OLTP)
Development of query system for generating different reports.
Design and development of Online Application Processing System.
Sample Diagrams exhibiting Information System Modeling are given
below:-
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National Bio-Fertiliser Development Centre
The main objects of National Bio-fertilizer Development Centre (NBDC)
are as follows:
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Maintenance and Distribution of suitable strains of biofertilisers like
Rhizobium, Azotobacter, Azospirillum, phosphate solubilising micro
organisms and blue green algae for their further multiplication and
propagation.
To organize training courses for extension workers/ agriculture officers for
increasing awareness about importance and use of biofertilizers.
To organize field demonstrations/ farmers fairs for creating awareness
about the use of biofertilizers among farming community.
To create biofertilisers production facilities by providing central financial
assistance.
Quality control of biofertilisers.
NBDC has six regional offices located at Bangalore, Hissar, Jabalpur,
Nagpur, Imphal, and Bhuvaneshwar. The DACNET Development Team has
identified the following applications, in consultation with the NBDC for
implementation:  NBDC Portal and its Regional centres Portal
 Bio-fertiliser Online Information System
Screen exhibits of these applications are shown below:Portal Development
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The Portal is ready to be launched and it will be integrated with the
portal of Integrated Nutrient Management proposed by the INM Division of
the Department.
Biofertiliser On-line Information
Data Entry Screen
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Report Menu
Sample Report
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Central Fertiliser Quality Control & Testing Institute (Faridabad) and
its Regional Laboratories (RFCLs) at Chennai, Kalyani and Mumbai
Software Requirements Study (SRS) was carried out in the month of
December 2002 and the SRS document was prepared in consultation with
the Director, CFQCTI, Faridabad. Based on the SRS document, software
applications have been designed and developed, which are under testing.
The Applications Software provide solutions to the various activities like:
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Receipt, Registration and Analysis of Fertilizer Sample,
Fertilizer Quality Control by State Governments and Central
Teams of CFQCTI,
 Quality Control of Imported Fertilizers, and
 Training and various activities of Administration & Finance
Division of CFQCTI and its RFCLs.
The system menu and some of the data entry screens are given
below.
Web Portal
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Fertiliser Quality Control Information System
Receipt of Samples Module
Sample Registration Process with Secret Code
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Integrated Nutrient Management (INM) Web Portal
In view of the interest shown by NFDC and CFQC&TI, an Integrated
Nutrient Management (INM) portal has been designed, to use the
achievements of integrated technologies in the field of crop production,
fertility and soil management, keeping the content of nutrient high and
the land degradation away. It incorporates the laboratory techniques of
Bio-Fertilizer, Fertilizers, Agricultural Research and Soil Testing Labs.
Quality Standards of Fertilizers are explained to keep a watch on
commercial production units (Industries), sales & marketing,
transportation and storage.
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All India Soil and Land Use Survey (AISLUS)
All India Soil and Land Use Survey (AISLUS), among the others, is
responsible for:
 Carrying out rapid Reconnaissance surveys in the catchments of
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River Valley Projects (RVPs), Non-RVPs, and Flood Prone Rivers
(FRPs) for demarcating priority Watersheds yielding maximum
sediment load/run-off which are in need of conservation treatment
on priority basis for minimising sediment load and flood control; and
Coordinating soil survey activities with States and other Central
Survey Organization, participation in national level soil correlation,
classification, interpretation and working out uniformity in
procedures and presentation of soil survey reports.
AISLUS generates a lot of spatial information, which is essential for
development of proposed "Agricultural Resources Information System"
of the Department. Development activities, in consultation with the
AISLUS, are picking up.
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Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institute
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Pay and Accounts Offices (PAOs)
Under the DACNET Project, 12 PAOs in the Ministry of Agriculture
are being covered. The Software package "PAO-2000", which is
comprehensive application software, developed by NIC in collaboration
with CGA, for computerising various payments and accounting functions
of PAOs, as given below: 
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Bill Processing and Payment.
Compilation & Consolidation of Accounts.
Maintenance of GPF accounts of subscribers, and
Processing & Payment of Pension.
A comprehensive implementation strategy is highly necessary for
the successful operation of the software in PAOs, for which the
intervention of the Chief Controller of Accounts (Agriculture) is essential:
Implementation Plan
 Identification of two officers of the PAO office for
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implementation;
Training of the Implementation Team and PAO staff on the
software;
Preparation of two month's tests data at the PAO;
Parallel run for four months; and
Availability of pre printed stationery for Cheque from RBI.
Training Schedule
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A 5-day training schedule for the staff of PAOs on Operation of
PAO-2000 is as below: Day 1
Day 2
PAO-2000 Genesis & Masters data
Highlights
Preparation
Budget
Pre-check Module
Module
Day 3
Compilation Module
Day 4
GPF Module
Day 5
Pension Module
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Practice
Session
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Session
Practice
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Practice
Session
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Session
Practice
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Practice
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Practice
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Practice
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Software packages for various standard administrative functions
(G2E and G2G)
During discussion with the Directorates and its Filed Units,
demands were made to provide solutions to computerise various
administrative functions so as to facilitate productivity increase. Under
the DACNET project, the following functions have been identified for
introducing computerised application system to begin with:-
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Screen Exhibits of Application Software Packages, either implemented or
under implementation in DACNET Sites are shown below: Library Management and Automation (e-Granthalaya)
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As implemented in Krishi Vistar Bhawan, Directorate of Extension
Application Software packages for Inventory functions
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Application Software for Personnel Information System
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Application Software for Employees Payroll
Under the DACNET project, Application Software for Payroll has
been developed under SQL-2000 for the Directorate and under MS-Access
for Field Units.
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Payroll Package under MS-Access
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Telephone Billing Monitoring System
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DAK Monitoring System
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Annexure - I
DACNET Project Team
Shri M.Moni, Deputy Director General
1. Shri Zail Singh, Senior Technical Director
2. Shri Y.D.Sharma, Senior Technical Director (upto October 2002)
3. Dr.M.S.Rao, Senior Technical Director
4. Dr.A.K.Choubey, Technical Director
5. Dr. S. Banerjee, Technical Director
6. Dr.Kishore Kumar, Technical Director
7. Dr.M.V.S.Sarma, Technical Director
8. Shri P.K.Suri, Technical Director
9. Shri B. Rajput, Technical Director
10. Shri Rajesh Gera, Technical Director
11. Dr. V.S.R.Krishnaiah, Technical Director
12. Smt. Alka Mishra, Principal Systems Analyst
13. Dr. A. Mohan, Principal Systems Analyst
14. Dr. Shubhag Chand, Principal Systems Analyst
15. Shri Girish Chandra, Principal Systems Analyst
16. Shri I.P.S. Sethi, Principal Systems Analyst
17. Shri Rajeev Sharma, Principal Systems Analyst
18. Dr. D.R. Shukla, Principal Systems Analyst
19. Shri Dipankar Sengupta, Principal Systems Analyst
20. Shri A.K.Gupta, Senior Systems Analyst
21. Shri G.Janardhan, Senior Systems Analyst
22. Smt. Pratibha Lokhande, Senior Systems Analyst
23. Smt. Sameena Mukhija, Senior Systems Analyst
24. Smt. Shukla Chatterjee, Senior Systems Analyst
25. Smt. Beena Menon, Systems Analyst
26. Smt. Tulika Debnath, Systems Analyst
27. Shri C.Kuppuswami, Systems Analyst
28. Shri C.P.Sekar, Systems Analyst
29. Shri D.V.Singh, Systems Analyst
30. Shri Rajesh Kumar Srivastava, Systems Analyst
31. Shri Kapil Kumar Sharma, Systems Analyst
32. Shri Shaik Mohamed, Systems Analyst
33. Shri Shahid Hasan, Systems Analyst
34. Shri Syed Usman, Systems Analyst
35. Shri V.N.V.Vijaya Kumar, Systems Analyst
36. Dr. Vandana Khullar, Systems Analyst
37. Shri Girish Kumar Tiwari, Scientific Officer
38. Shri Anil Chaurasia, Scientific Officer
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DACNET Project Team (State Level)
1. Smt. Veena Oak, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Bangalore)
2. Shri P.S.Bhat, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Bangalore)
3. Shri Gautam Gupta, Systems Analyst, NIC (Port Blair)
4. Smt. Anitha Kurien, Scientific Officer, NIC (Port Blair)
5. Shri Sanjeev Kumar, Systems Analyst, NIC (Chandigarh)
6. Shri S.A.Khan ,Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Bhubaneswar)
7. Shri R.Sahu, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Bhubaneshwar)
8. Shri Panda, DIO, NIC-Orissa
9. Shri Pravin Surawar, NIC (Mumbai)
10. Shri Rout, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Nagpur)
11. Ms. Budhimala, Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Imphal)
12. Shri L.Dhaneshwar Singh, Systems Analyst, NIC (Imphal)
13. Shri Sarbjeet Singh, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Punjab-Chandigarh)
14. Shri Kanwaljit Singh, Senior Systems Analyst , NIC (Punjab-Chandigarh)
15. Ms. Meenakshi Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Amritsar)
16. Shri Ranjeet Singh, Programmer, NIC (Amritsar)
17. Shri Amolak Singh, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Jallandhar)
18. Shri Ranjit Singh, Systems Analyst , NIC (Jallandhar)
19. Shri P.K. Patel, Systems Analyst, NIC (Ranchi)
20. Smt. Kasthuri, Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Trivandrum)
21. Shri T. Hanumantha Rao,Technical Director, NIC (Hyderabad)
22. Shri D. Lakshmi Narayana,Pricipal Systems Analyst , NIC (Hyderabad)
23. Shri S. Soudhamini, Systems Analyst, NIC (Hyderabad)
24. Shri Jit Raj, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Srinagar)
25. Shri Sudhir Sharma, Programmer, NIC (Srinagar)
26. Shri Harbaksh Singh, Programmer, NIC (Srinagar)
27. Shri T. N. Singh, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Raipur)
28. Shri B. Manu Mohan, Scientific Assistant, NIC (Raipur)
29. Shri A.N.Siddiqui, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Bhopal)
30. Shri Dharmendra Jain, Systems Analyst (upto Jan.2003), NIC (Bhopal)
31. Shri Musharraf Sultan, Programme, NIC (Bhopal)
32. Kumari Sunita Jain, District Informatics Officer, NIC (Indore)
33. Shri K.V.Rama Murthy, District Informatics Officer, NIC (Jabalpur)
34. Dr. L.R. Yadav, Technical Director, NIC (Lucknow)
35. Shri V.K. Singh, Systems Analyst, NIC (Lucknow)
36. Shri A. Manohar, Programmer, NIC (Lucknow)
37. Shri Rashid Husain, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Lucknow)
38. Shri Vinay Kashyap, Programmer, NIC (Lucknow)
39. Smt. Rekha Gadia
, Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Gorakhpur)
40. Shri Binod Kumar Dikshit, Systems Analyst, NIC (Gorakhpur)
41. Shri S.K. Dixit, Systems Analyst, NIC (Kanpur Nagar)
42. Shri Hitendra Shankar Pandey , Programmer, NIC (Kanpur Nagar)
43. Shri Abhay Kumar Chaudhry, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Varanasi)
44. Shri Prasanna Pandey, Systems Analyst, NIC (Varanasi)
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45. Shri Chandragupta Dutta Barua, Seniot Systems Analyst, NIC (Guwahati)
46. Shri Bibhujjal Kr. Bhattacharjya, Scientific Officer , NIC (Guwahati)
47. Shri Birendra Chhetri, Senior Systems Analyst & SIO, NIC (Gangtok)
48. Shri Shahid Ahmad, Technical Director, NIC (Patna)
49. Shri Somesh, Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Patna)
50. Shri A K Singh, Programmer, NIC (Patna)
51. Shri Prameshwor Singh, Principal Systems Analyst & SIO, NIC (Aizwal)
52. Shi. Timothy Dkhar, Principal Systems Analyst & SIO, NIC (Shillong)
53. Shri. Pyndaplang Nongpiur, Systems Analyst, NIC (Shillong)
54. Ms. F. Lalrinliana, Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Aizwal)
55. Shri Lidemo Patton Senior Systems Analyst, NIC (Kohima)
56. Shri Vikishe Sema, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO NIC (Dimapur)
57. Shri Sanjay Chetri, Scientific Officer & DIA, NIC (Dimapur)
58. Shri Amitava Bose, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Kolkata)
59. Smt. Arpita Datta, Systems Analyst, NIC (Kolkata)
60. Smt. S Gayatri Devi, Technical Director, NIC (Chennai)
61. Shri Manivasagan, Programmer, NIC (Chennai)
62. Shri G. Chakrapani, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Chennai)
63. Shri T. Dickson, System Analyst, NIC (Chennai)
64. Shri. K Sundar, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Trichy)
65. Shri. B V Sivaraman, Sr Systems Analyst, NIC (Trichy)
66. Shri. M Alagarsamy, Systems Analyst, NIC (Thoothukudi)
67. Shri. M. Raja, Systems Analyst, NIC (Thoothukudi)
68. Shri Ajith Brahmanandan, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Kochi)
69. Shri Suman Babu.D. Programmer, NIC (Kochi)
70. Shri G S Bansal, Technical Director & SIO, NIC (Haryana-Chandigarh)
71. Shri Deepak Bansal, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Haryana-Chandigarh)
72. Shri Alok Srivastva, Systems Analyst , NIC (Haryana-Chandigarh)
73. Shri M.P. Kulshreshtha, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Hissar)
74. Shri Akhilaish Kumar, Systems Analyst, NIC (Hissar)
75. Shri Tarun Goyal, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Karnal)
76. Shri M.P. Sikri, Systems Analyst & DIA, NIC (Karnal)
77. Shri N R Kulkarni, Systems Analyst, NIC (Panjim)
78. Shri Prashant Mittal, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Jaipur)
79. Shri Liladhar, Systems Analyst, NIC (Jaipur)
80. Shri Mukesh K Ralli, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Shimla)
81. Shri Surinder Pal Singh, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO NIC (Solan)
82. Shri Rajnish Mahajan, Technical Director & SIO, NIC (Gujarat)
83. Shri Shailesh O. Shah, Principal Systems Analyst, NIC (Gujarat)
84. Shri Ramesh Chavda, Principal Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Surat)
85. Shri A. K. Padhiyar, Programmer & DIA, NIC (Surat)
86. Shri Dinesh Chuhan, Principal Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Bhavnagar)
87. Shri B R Dhandhukiya, Principal Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Rajkot)
88. Shri Rajesh Joshi, Senior Systems Analyst & DIA, NIC (Rajkot)
89. Shri Mukesh Sharama, Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Palanpur)
90. Shri Sanjay Sharma, Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Vadodara)
91. Shri A. Varghese, Senior Systems Analyst & DIO, NIC (Ahmedabad)
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92. Shri N S Raghavan Programmer & DIA, NIC (Ahmedabad)
Purchase
1. Shri Shyam Sunder, Joint Director
2. Shri L.S.Viswanathan, Deputy Director
3. Shri P.C.Augusti, Section Officer
Finance
1. Shri R.K..Saini, Joint Director
2. Shri N.K.Kurup, Deputy Director
3. Smt. Bhatia, Section officer
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