The Rajasthan government e-procurement platform is called:

Explanation

eProc is the Rajasthan government’s state-level e-procurement platform for government procurement and tendering. The official portal identifies itself as the eProcurement System Government of Rajasthan and is hosted at eproc.rajasthan.gov.in, which matches the platform name used in the question. This makes option D correct: it names the state platform rather than a generic tender phrase or a central government procurement system. The point tested here is not whether Rajasthan uses online tendering in general, but the specific official platform name associated with Rajasthan’s procurement workflow.

Why the other options are wrong

• (A) e-Tender Rajasthan describes the activity in generic terms but is not the official platform name given for Rajasthan’s e-procurement system.
• (B) GeM is identified in the question data as the central government platform, so it does not name Rajasthan’s state-level e-procurement portal.
• (C) e-Kharid is not the official name of Rajasthan’s e-procurement platform; the Rajasthan portal uses eProc.

Concept

This tests e-governance and administrative reform in Rajasthan, especially official digital platforms used in public procurement. It recurs in RAS because platform names often appear in factual questions on transparency, service delivery and governance modernisation.

Source

• eProcurement System Government of Rajasthan

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