Rajasthan launched Raj-UNNATI (Rajasthan Unified Networked Navigation and Tracking Initiative), a state-level digital governance platform modelled after the central government's PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation) initiative, making it the first Indian state to replicate this governance framework at the regional level. Raj-UNNATI is a project monitoring and grievance resolution system chaired by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and reviewed by Chief Secretary V. Srinivas. The platform initially covers seven major projects across five departments involving a cumulative investment of ₹1,943 crore, along with two key central schemes — PM SHRI (PM Schools for Rising India) and PM Surya Ghar (Rooftop Solar Programme). Reviews are conducted through video conferencing with participation from senior officers, Divisional Commissioners, District Collectors, and concerned line department officials. A dedicated technology module, the Chief Minister Information System (CMIS), has been developed to upload project information and track real-time progress. The platform was commended by Union Cabinet Secretary T.V. Somanathan for its innovative governance design. Raj-UNNATI aims to cut project delays, fast-track grievance redressal, ensure accountability at all administrative levels, and improve the Ease of Doing Business environment in Rajasthan by bringing transparency and data-driven oversight to government schemes and infrastructure projects.
Rajasthan Launches Raj-UNNATI: State Becomes First in India to Replicate Centre's PRAGATI Governance Model at Regional Level
Rajasthan launched Raj-UNNATI (Rajasthan Unified Networked Navigation and Tracking Initiative), a state-level digital governance platform modelled after the central government's PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation) initiative, making it the first Indian state to replicate this governance framework at the regional level. Raj-UNNATI is a project monitoring and grievance resolution system chaired by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and reviewed by Chief Secretary V. Srinivas. The platform initially covers seven major projects across five departments involving a cumulative investment of ₹1,943 crore, along with two key central schemes — PM SHRI (PM Schools for Rising India) and PM Surya Ghar (Rooftop Solar Programme). Reviews are conducted through video conferencing with participation from senior officers, Divisional Commissioners, District Collectors, and concerned line department officials. A dedicated technology module, the Chief Minister Information System (CMIS), has been developed to upload project information and track real-time progress. The platform was commended by Union Cabinet Secretary T.V. Somanathan for its innovative governance design. Raj-UNNATI aims to cut project delays, fast-track grievance redressal, ensure accountability at all administrative levels, and improve the Ease of Doing Business environment in Rajasthan by bringing transparency and data-driven oversight to government schemes and infrastructure projects.
Key facts
- Rajasthan launched Raj-UNNATI, becoming India's first state to replicate the Centre's PRAGATI model.
- Raj-UNNATI is chaired by CM Bhajanlal Sharma and reviewed by Chief Secretary V. Srinivas.
- The platform covers seven major projects worth ₹1,943 crore across five departments.
- PM SHRI and PM Surya Ghar are two key central schemes tracked under the platform.
- Chief Minister Information System (CMIS) was developed for real-time project tracking.
- Union Cabinet Secretary T.V. Somanathan commended the platform for its innovative governance design.
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Raj-UNNATI, launched in January 2026, is modelled after which central government initiative?
Raj-UNNATI is modelled after the central government's PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation) initiative, making Rajasthan the first Indian state to replicate this governance framework at the regional level.
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What is Raj-UNNATI and what does the acronym stand for?
Raj-UNNATI stands for Rajasthan Unified Networked Navigation and Tracking Initiative. It is a state-level digital governance and project monitoring platform launched by Rajasthan, modelled after the central government's PRAGATI initiative.
What is PRAGATI and how does Raj-UNNATI relate to it?
PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation) is the central government's ICT-based platform chaired by the Prime Minister for project monitoring and grievance redressal. Rajasthan's Raj-UNNATI replicates this model at the state level, making Rajasthan the first Indian state to do so.
Who chairs Raj-UNNATI and what is the Chief Minister Information System (CMIS)?
Raj-UNNATI is chaired by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and reviewed by Chief Secretary V. Srinivas. The Chief Minister Information System (CMIS) is a real-time project tracking dashboard developed as part of Raj-UNNATI to enable live monitoring of project progress.
What is the financial scale of projects initially tracked under Raj-UNNATI?
The platform initially covers seven major projects worth ₹1,943 crore across five departments, including central schemes such as PM SHRI (schools) and PM Surya Ghar (rooftop solar).
Why is Raj-UNNATI significant for Rajasthan's governance?
Raj-UNNATI is significant because it introduces data-driven, real-time monitoring of government projects and grievances at the state level, improving accountability and timely implementation — and Rajasthan became the first state in India to replicate the PRAGATI model regionally.
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