Secretary of Minister Siddaramaiaha with Sharan Prakash Patil, Minister for Medical Education, launched a special technology based on a digilocker developed by Karnataka by the State Nurses Registration Council, in Vishan Juděh in Bengalur. | Photographic credit:
Main Minister Siddaramaiaha on Tuesday launched a special technology based on digiCer developed Karnataka State Nursing Council for nursing registration.
The main minister said the new technology facilitates the issue of registration certificates via Digilocker E-KKUC based in Aadhaar. The system was developed in cooperation with the unique identification body of India (Uidai), the Center for the E-Damic Administration (C-EG), Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) and the Karnataka nursing exams.
With this technology, the State Nursing Council of Karnataka can directly load personal data, address, photo and other details of nurses from Aadhaar via E-KYC. Previously, nursing candidates from various districts had to travel to the Central Office of the Council in Bengalur to register.
The new DigiS-Requester technology allows the Council to directly load the AADHAAR cards, SSLC and PU Marks cards and other test certificates. Using the technology accepted by RGUHS and the Board of Directors, the results of the tests will be directly accessible by the Council. Subsequently, the registration certificates will be issued directly to the nurses via Digilocker-ISSUER.
Congratulations
Sharan Prakash Patil, Minister of Medical Education and Skills, Business and Living, felted four participants from Karnataka who won medallions of Excellency in the Worldskills competition, which took place in Lyon, France a few months ago.
The competition was seen by nine participants from Karnataka. Among them, prem, Harshavardhan, Bhan Prasad and Darshan Gowda, they received medallions of excellence in three skills – additive production, cooking and mechatronics categories. Previously, 62 participants from Karnataka competed in the National Competition, which took place in Nový Delhi. Karnataka participants won 13 gold, 12 silver, four bronze and 19 excellence medals, which secured second place overall. They were all felicitated on Tuesday.
Published – July 15, 2025 9:19
