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Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel launched a revamped Information Department website designed for better accessibility. The platform now supports multimedia press notes and allows filtering by district and date. Journalists can use integrated portals for accreditation and event passes without physical visits. The site is SEO-optimized to improve public access to government updates.

Key Points: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel Launches Revamped Info Department Website

  • Mobile-friendly redesign with multimedia press notes
  • District-wise filtering and social sharing options
  • Integrated journalist accreditation and gate pass portals
  • SEO-optimized for better search visibility
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Gujarat CM Patel launches redesigned, user-friendly website of Information Department

Gujarat CM unveils user-friendly Information Department website with multimedia press notes, social sharing, and journalist accreditation features.

"The new website ensures easy access to press notes and publications for journalists and the public. – Gujarat CMO"

Gandhinagar, April 22

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel launched the redesigned, user-friendly website of the Information Department, http://gujaratinformation.gujarat.gov.in/, in Gandhinagar. Through this website, journalists and the general public will be able to easily access various press notes and publications.

The newly launched website of the Information Department has been designed to be more user-friendly and mobile-friendly. Compared to the older version, several new features have been added to make it more useful for users, the Chief Minister's office said in a press release.

On the new website, press notes will be uploaded in multimedia formats, including text, video, and photos. Users will also be able to filter press notes by district, department, and date, and directly share them on various social media platforms.

Additionally, the website provides the facility to read and download publications released by the Information Department, along with access to data on the number of users who have viewed them.

The website also features an archive of the photo and video bank, allowing users to search for program-related content by date and event. It has been optimised with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) to ensure easy access through Google search.

An accreditation card portal has been developed to help journalists easily get various facilities and benefits. The portal has been integrated with this website.

Furthermore, for various events, journalists are provided with entry passes. To eliminate the need for physical visits to offices and to facilitate easy access to passes, a Gate Pass Portal has been connected with the website. This portal allows journalists to register online for events, apply for entry passes, and receive approvals.

On this occasion, Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister M K Das, Secretary to the Chief Minister and Secretary, Information and Broadcasting, Avantika Singh, Director of Information K L Bachani, and other dignitaries were present.

- ANI

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Rahul P.
This is a great initiative! The filtering options for press notes will save journalists so much time. The mobile-friendly design is much needed in today's digital age. 👍
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Priya M.
Finally! The old website was so difficult to navigate. The multimedia format for press releases is a smart move - sometimes a video explains things better than text alone.
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Amit K.
While I appreciate the redesign, I hope they've considered accessibility features for visually impaired users. Government websites should lead by example in inclusive design.
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Sunita R.
The gate pass portal is a game-changer! No more waiting in long queues for event passes. Digital transformation at its best! 😊
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Vikram J.
I just checked the website - loads much faster than before. The search function actually works now! Small things that make a big difference.
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Neha S.
Great to see our government embracing digital solutions. Next step - maybe an app version? That would be super convenient for on-the-go access.

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