Question

Which of the following projects is being implemented by C-DAC, Pune?
1. Project SATH-E
2. Project Zojila
3. Project BHARATMALA
4. Project JATAN

Answer 1

Correct Answer - Option 4 : Project JATAN

The correct answer is Project JATAN.

• Project JATAN 
  • It is a virtual museum builder software, that enables the creation of a digital collection management system for Indian museums and is deployed in several national museums across India.
  • Its objective is to make a digital imprint of all the objects preserved in museums and help researchers, curators, and other people interested in the field.
  • Designed and developed by Human Centres Design and Computing Group, Centre for Development of Smart Computing (C-DAC) Pune. Hence, Option 4 is correct.
  • The digital imprints (of preserved objects and monuments) created using the JATAN software are integrated into the national digital repository and portal for making them accessible to the public.
  • The National portal and digital repository (developed by C-DAC, Pune) for museums of India provide integrated access to theme-based collections and artifacts (in terms of sculptures, paintings, manuscripts, weapons, coins, and numerous other categories of artifacts) irrespective of the physical and geographical locations of museums.
  • Centre for Development of Smart Computing (C-DAC) Pune has also developed “Darshak”, a mobile-based application aimed at improving the museum visit experience among the differently-abled.

Project	Facts
SATH-E Project	Sustainable Action for Transforming Human Capital (SATH) focuses on two main sectors - Education and Health and to build three ‘Role Model’ States. SATH-E aspires to be a ‘saathi’, to the educational system with the student and the teacher at its center”.
Project Zojila	In 2018, the Zojila tunnel project was launched. The tunnel is Asia's longest and strategic bi-directional tunnel, which will provide all-weather connectivity between Srinagar, Kargil, and Leh.
Project BHARATMALA	A total of 225 road projects with an aggregate length of 9,613 km have been appraised and approved till March 2019 under Bharatmala Pariyojana.