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India Data Portal (IDP) from the Bharti Institute of Public Policy (BIPP), Indian School of Business (ISB) has been created with an objective to provide open-access data and information on food and agriculture, rural development, and financial inclusion in India. The portal is targeted towards journalists, researchers, students, policy makers, administrators, NGOs, entrepreneurs, and content creators to easily search, visualize and download information and visualizations.
The project was launched in 2019 and the first version of the portal was launched in January 2020. The follow-up updated version 2.0 was launched in August 2020[1]. The portal contains a data repository with processed and well documented public datasets. On 25 September 2020, a first-of-its-kind virtual experience, the first Open Data Conclave (ODC) conceived by the Bharti Institute of Public Policy (BIPP) under its project India Data Portal (IDP) was held online.[2] The conclave brought together experts from multiple fields including government, journalists, academia, researchers, citizens, industry, philanthropic organizations, and data enthusiasts working on various aspects of Open Data in India. The discussions focused on the current scenario and changes needed to boost the open data environment in India and enhance the accessibility of clean data. A total of 36 panelists belonging to top organizations including- Microsoft, Reliance Jio, Skymet; institutions participated.
The portal covers 28 states and 8 Union Territories of India. It includes information on 703 districts in 6 different Indian languages – English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Odiya and Telugu. The IDP is available as a "mobile app" which can be accessed on both Android and iOS versions. The IDP portal has a section on graphic gallery where the users can save representations made by them and furthermore look at visualizations made by other users. There is also a feature under the IndiaPulse@ISB initiative which contains the High Frequency Indicators (HFIs) which are helpful in tracking India’s economy and the impact of COVID19 pandemic. These are time series-based datasets which are collected on a monthly and daily basis and have higher granularity level of states and districts. Users can compare the data among various states and also between districts within a state. It allows comparison of data of the current year with that of the previous year.
Majority of the data comes under the sectors of Food and Agriculture, Rural Development, and Financial Inclusion. The portal also provides information on sub-sectors within these main sectors and information on High-Frequency High-Resolution Indicators (HFIs-HRIs) for tracking Indian economy[3]. India Data Portal as of 2021 has 40 different datasets with 48 types of visualizations – both basic and advanced to support it. The datasets under Food and Agriculture sector range from Agriculture Census, Area Production & Yield, Input Survey (Crop & Non crop), Agriculture Marketing, Cost of Cultivation, Fertilizer Sales and many more.[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] Some general datasets like Rainfall, Soil[12], Temperature, Groundwater Extraction etc are also included. The portal contains Mission Antyodaya and Socio-Economic Caste Census data under Rural Development sector. Financial Inclusion sector has data from Agriculture Wages, Credit by Bank, Deposits and Investments etc. IndiaPulse@ISB contains HFI datasets which include data on Registration of New Businesses, Registration of New Vehicles, Digital Transactions data, Demand of Labor under MGNREGA, Electricity Supply, Aadhar Transactions, FDI data and GST Collections.[13][14][15]
The Indian School of Business offers free training programs for people who are interested to learn and use the India Data Portal. Workshops are held regularly, upon successful completion of which the participants receive a certificate. These workshops highlight different segments of IDP, including hands-on exercises to utilize diverse datasets to make suitable visualizations. ISB has started a fellowship program for journalists assisting them in writing data enriched media stories with catchy visualizations. Recently ISB has launched an online training course on 'Better Reporting On Food And Agriculture' with an aim to provide an understanding of the broad aspects around the state of agriculture in India, an overview of relevant food and agriculture policies in India, insight on the various initiatives introduced by the government around and supporting the agriculture activities.[16]
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