In a strategic move to enhance India’s digital governance, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) has launched its DBIM-compliant website, aligning with the Digital Brand Identity Manual (DBIM) Version 3.0 introduced by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). The new platform is designed to improve accessibility, transparency, and user experience in skilling initiatives.
The revamped website integrates AI-powered search, multi-language support through Bhashini, persona-led navigation, and centralized content management. With a three-click approach, users can efficiently access skilling programs such as Skill India Mission, PMKVY, and NAPS, ensuring seamless connectivity to relevant portals and real-time data dashboards.
Launching the website, the Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge), MSDE, stated, “A unified digital ecosystem under DBIM 3.0 enhances governance and ensures efficient delivery of skilling opportunities. This initiative aligns with India’s expanding digital economy.” As a key economic hub in the Northeast, Guwahati stands to benefit from the MSDE’s upgraded digital ecosystem. With industries in IT, retail, and logistics witnessing rapid growth, the platform enables entrepreneurs, job seekers, and businesses to access skilled workforce resources, apprenticeship programs, and employment opportunities, driving economic expansion in the region. MSDE is among the first five ministries to transition to the DBIM framework, reinforcing its commitment to technology-driven public service delivery. The Minister urged all MSDE-operated portals to adopt DBIM standards for standardized governance under the Skill India Mission.
