prof-freakenstein/SIH2024 huggingface dataset:
Title: Development of AI, ML and Chat boatpowered Interactive Robot Mascot Chacha Chaudhary and digital avatar to strengthen the river people connect component of Namami Gange.. Category: Smart Education. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Jal Shakti. Description: Chacha Chaudhary was declared the mascot of the Namami Gange Programme at the 37th Executive Committee meeting of the National Mission for Clean Ganga NMCG. NMCG has tied up with Diamond Toons to develop and distribute comics, ecomics, and animated videos. The objective of bringing about behavioral change amongst children towards the Ganga and other rivers. To make this solution more interactive one step further ahead, AI, ML  Chat boatpowered Interactive Robot Mascot Chacha Chaudhary would add value to the product for the river people connect component of Namami Gange. Prerequisites It should be an independent robot to connect with the School children, the common man, and all stakeholders of NMCG for creating awareness  information dissemination. The product should be user friendly  citizencentric. Solution An interactive robot named Chacha Chaudhary would be the Artificial intelligence  machine learning  chat boatenabled mascot of the Namami Gange made with the help of a touch panel, greets visitors at the entrance and takes them along to each component of the Namami Gange flagship program in River Basin War Room  Ganga Museum. The digital avatar of Chacha Chaudhary would also enable on the NMCG website. Robot Mascot Chacha Chaudhary  digital avatar solution would be providing to actively engage with citizens to impart information, awareness, and education around riverine ecology in an interactive format of digital and outdoor installations. Sample Data Required 1. httpsnmcg.nic.in 2. httpcganga.orgscientificadvisorycommittee 3. httpnihroorkee.gov.inGangakoshganga.htm 4. httpgangapedia.in 5. httpswww.gangaaction.orggangagyandharasamgrasamvaadworkshopforcleanganga 6. httpsclap4ganga.com
Title: Projection of the extent of inundation corresponding to the forecasts of flood levels in a river.. Category: Disaster Management. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Jal Shakti. Description: Many states in India are regularly affected by flooding especially in monsoon season. Central Water Commission CWC issues flood warnings in all floodprone districts based on the regularly measured water gauge level. Flood warnings are issued by CWC to the state administration, whenever the gauge levels cross the danger mark. In all such cases, the severity of the problem is essentially indicated in terms of flood levels. However, the major concern of the state administration is regarding the difficulty faced in assessing the spatial extent of flooding for mapping rescue and relief works. Large volumes of imagery corresponding to varied flood inundations are expected to be available with NRSA and other freely assessable sources. The past imageries corresponding to a specific forecast site can be collected and each imagery be stamped with the observed water level of that particular date and time. An AIMLbased GIS application can be developed to process the available imageries for projecting new imageries using suitable interpolationextrapolation of 2D information corresponding to specific flood levels within a given range. The participants of SIH are expected to develop the abovementioned application using opensource software and demonstrate its utility for any one of the CWCs forecast sites List will be shared with readily available imageries. Participants can also seek to add value by incorporating tools for making critical infrastructure, filtering outliers, pointing out accuracy levels of projected inundation, etc.
Title: Use of Digital Technology in addressing NonRevenue Water NRW. Category: Clean  Green Technology. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Jal Shakti. Description: Water supply issues are related to sources and usage of raw water intermittent water supply and the quality of tap water at the consumersÃââ end. One of the major challenges facing is the high level of water loss in distribution networks. NonRevenue Water NRW is defined as the difference between the amount of water put into the distribution system and the amount of water recovered from consumers. NRW is a good indicator of water utility performance In addition, available NRW data are often found problematic, suspicious, inaccurate, or provide only partial information. Hence, there is a need to develop a system or technology to trace and tackle nonrevenue water and convert it into revenue water using digital methods. This will save water as well as increase profitability and improves the return on investment w.r.t water distribution networks.
Title: Use of Digital Technology to calculate water footprints for different daily use items.. Category: Clean  Green Technology. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Jal Shakti. Description: The water footprint measures the amount of water used to produce each of the goods and services we use. The water footprint helps us understand for what purposes our limited freshwater resources are being consumed and polluted. The impact of it depends on where the water is taken from and when if it comes from a place where water is already scarce, the consequences can be significant and require action. The increase in the amount of non available water due to pollution and scarce groundwater level has added more water footprints, at the community as well as at the personal levels. An increased water footprint directly affects the health and future of the citizens. Preventing severe drought in waterstressed areas is only going to be possible if water is used with more care and efficiency, this can be done if we have readily available data on water footprints. Hence by using digital technologies like AI, Big Data, Blockchain, etc, and computer languages, a userfriendly app or website may be developed which can provide the water footprints of different items final products we use in daily life by feeding little inputs or just by scanning through the camera like Google lens. The app should support local languages, this will ensure panIndia usage and sensitize the people about the water footprints of items they use in daily life.
Title: Incentives based Design for onboarding Legal Service Providers such as Advocates, Arbitrators, Mediators, Notaries, Document Writers, etc on eMarket Place for extending Legal Services to Citizens in India. Category: Miscellaneous. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: In India, the legal service sector is largely unorganized, making it difficult for people to access legal services. Many legal service providers, such as advocates, arbitrators, mediators, notaries, and document writers, operate independently and do not have a centralized platform to offer their services to clients. This leads to a lack of transparency, difficulty in finding the right legal service provider, and high costs for clients. Objective The objective of this hackathon is to develop an incentivized design to onboard legal service providers on an eMarketplace to extend legal services to citizens in India. Solution Participants are expected to design a platform that can onboard legal service providers on an eMarketplace and incentivize them to offer their services to clients. The platform should be userfriendly, secure, and transparent, and should address the following challenges 1. How to incentivize legal service providers to offer their services on the platform 2. How to ensure transparency and accountability in the services provided by legal service providers 3. How to ensure the quality of legal services provided by the service providers 4. How to ensure that clients can easily find the right legal service provider for their specific legal needs 5. How to ensure that the platform is accessible to citizens from all socioeconomic backgrounds Participants can consider various models for incentivizing legal service providers, such as offering them bonuses, rewards, or other forms of recognition for their services. They can also consider gamification techniques to motivate providers to offer quality services and compete with each other on the platform. Additionally, they can explore ways to integrate the platform with other legal service providers and institutions, such as courts, legal aid clinics, and bar associations. Deliverables The deliverables for this hackathon are a functional prototype of the emarketplace platform, including wireframes, user stories, and a brief video demonstration of the platforms features and functionalities. The platform should be designed to address the needs of both legal service providers and clients and should offer a seamless user experience.
Title: AIpowered Legal Documentation Assistant. Category: Miscellaneous. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: Legal documentation can be a complicated and timeconsuming process, especially for individuals and small businesses who may not have access to legal resources. In addition, the language and jargon used in legal documents can be difficult for nonlawyers to understand, which can lead to errors and misunderstandings. Objective The objective of this hackathon challenge is to develop an AIpowered solution that can simplify legal documentation for individuals and small businesses in India, by automatically drafting legal documents in plain language and using easytounderstand terms. Potential Features 1. Userfriendly interface for inputting relevant information such as parties involved, terms of the agreement, and other necessary details. 2. AIpowered document generation that automatically drafts legal documents in plain language and using easytounderstand terms. 3. Ability to customize legal documents based on the specific needs of the user. 4. Integration with existing legal resources and databases to ensure accuracy and completeness of the legal documents. 5. Option for users to seek legal advice from an expert in case of complex legal issues. Impact The proposed solution can greatly benefit individuals and small businesses in India, who often face challenges with legal documentation due to limited access to legal resources. By simplifying legal documentation, this solution can potentially save time, reduce errors, and increase access to justice. Data Participants can use publicly available legal databases and resources to train the AI model for document generation. Deliverables 1. A working prototype of the AIpowered legal documentation assistant, demonstrating its functionality and ease of use. 2. A presentation outlining the features and potential impact of the solution, as well as its technical architecture and data requirements. 3. Code and documentation for the solution, along with instructions for deployment and maintenance. Note Participants are encouraged to consider the ethical implications of their solution and to prioritize data privacy and security.
Title: Developing a BlockchainBased eVault for Legal Records. Category: Blockchain  Cybersecurity. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: The objective of this hackathon is to develop a blockchainbased eVault system for legal records that can ensure security, transparency, and accessibility for all stakeholders. The system should be able to store, manage, and share legal records securely and efficiently, with the potential to integrate with existing legal databases and case management systems. Requirements 1. The eVault system should be based on a blockchain platform such as Ethereum, Hyperledger, or Corda, should use smart contracts to manage access, permissions, and transactions. 2. The system should have userfriendly interfaces for lawyers, judges, clients, and other stakeholders to interact with the eVault, with features such as uploading and retrieving documents, tracking changes, and sharing information. 3. The system should ensure the privacy and confidentiality of legal records, with appropriate access controls, encryption, and authentication mechanisms. 4. The system should allow for seamless integration with existing legal databases and case management systems, to ensure interoperability and ease of use. 5. The system should be scalable and adaptable to accommodate future changes and upgrades. Expected Outcomes 1. A functional prototype of the blockchainbased eVault system for legal records, with a userfriendly interface and features such as document upload, retrieval, and sharing. 2. A detailed design document outlining the architecture, features, and technical specifications of the eVault system. 3. A business plan outlining the potential impact, market opportunities, and revenue models for the eVault system. 4. A presentation of the prototype, design document, and business plan. Impact The development of a blockchainbased eVault system for legal records can have a significant impact on improving access to justice in India. It can lead to faster, more efficient court proceedings, reduced costs, improved data integrity, and increased trust in the justice system. Moreover, it can provide a secure and transparent platform for storing and sharing legal records, making it easier for clients to access their own records and for lawyers to access relevant case information.
Title: TechDriven Solutions for Undertrial Prisoners in India. Category: Miscellaneous. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: To develop technologydriven solutions that address the challenges faced by undertrial prisoners in India, including legal aid, access to justice, and rehabilitation. Key features 1. A mobile app that provides legal aid to undertrial prisoners, including legal representation, access to court proceedings, and legal resources. 2. A platform that connects undertrial prisoners with pro bono lawyers, legal clinics, and legal aid organizations including UTRCs for bail process. 3. A rehabilitation program that uses technology to provide education, vocational training, and mental health support to undertrial prisoners. 4. A dashboard that tracks and monitors the status and progress of undertrial prisoners, providing realtime information to lawyers, judges, and prison authorities. 5. A virtual platform that allows undertrial prisoners and the supportpersons to access the awareness of rights and various provisions of UTPs and thereby improving access to justice. Deliverables 1. A functional prototype of the technologydriven solution that addresses the challenges faced by undertrial prisoners in India. 2. A comprehensive business plan that outlines the feasibility, sustainability, and scalability of the proposed solution. 3. A pitch deck that effectively communicates the problem statement, solution, and impact of the proposed solution. Expected impact 1. Increased access to legal aid and representation for undertrial prisoners, leading to a more equitable and fair criminal justice system in India. 2.Improved rehabilitation outcomes for undertrial prisoners, reducing recidivism rates and promoting social reintegration. 3. Increased transparency and accountability in the criminal justice system, reducing the number of undertrial prisoners languishing in jails. 4. Increased collaboration between legal and tech experts, leading to innovative and impactful solutions for social justice.
Title: Development of gamified platform on Childrens Rights to increase legal literacy and awareness among children in India. Category: Smart Education. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: To create a fun, interactive, and engaging gamified platform that educates children in India about their rights and empowers them to stand up for themselves and others. Target audience The platform is intended for children between the ages of 8 and 16, and will be designed to be inclusive and accessible to all children regardless of their socioeconomic background, gender, or other demographic factors. Key features 1 Interactive gameplay that is based on reallife scenarios and challenges related to child rights, using storytelling, visualizations, and immersive experiences to educate children on their legal rights and procedures. 2. Modular and adaptive learning modules that provide progressive and personalized learning paths, catering to individual user needs and preferences. 3. Accessible and userfriendly design, incorporating multimedia elements and language translation features to promote inclusivity and accessibility. 4. Social and community features enable children to connect and collaborate with other users, legal experts, and organizations, creating a sense of community and empowerment. 5. Integration with child rights organizations and support services, enabling children to access legal advice and assistance as needed. Deliverables 1. A functional prototype of the gamified platform, demonstrating key features and functionality. 2. User testing and feedback data, indicating the effectiveness and usability of the platform. 3. A comprehensive report and presentation on the development process, including design decisions, technical challenges, and ethical considerations. Expected impact 4. Increased legal literacy and awareness among children in India, enabling them to make informed decisions about their rights and responsibilities. 5. Empowerment of children to stand up for their rights and the rights of others, leading to greater social justice and equity. 6. Enhanced engagement and participation of children in legal processes and systems, leading to more effective and equitable outcomes.
Title: Development of software for streamlining the listing of cases through Differentiated Case Flow Management. Category: Miscellaneous. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Law and Justice. Description: Cases differ substantially in the time required for a fair and timely adjudication, not all cases make the same demands upon judicial system resources. Thus, they need not be subject to the same processing requirements. The concept of Case Flow Management for High Court and Subordinate Courts was first introduced through the judgment of the Supreme Court of India in the case of Salem Advocate Bar Association v. Union of India, following which the Model Draft Rules were proposed by the Law Commission, Jagannadha Rao Committee, wherein model case management rules endorsed by the Supreme Court also containing timelines for different case types, the upper limit of which is two years were proposed. Problem StatementChallenge Computerization has failed to improve the case scheduling process. However, solving some administrative problems through the aid of technology could reduce the constraints under which judges work and ensure the timely listing of cases thus aiding the speedy disposal of cases. A Differentiated Case Flow ManagementDCM system would enable a court to prioritize cases and the recognition that many cases can and should proceed through the court system at a faster pace than others if appropriate pathways are provided. ObjectiveExpected Outcome Under a DCM system, cases do not wait for disposition simply on the basis of the chronological order of their filing. This would greatly aid in minimizing and making more predictable the time between case events more and aid efficient disposal of cases.
Title: International Comparative System to Launch Integrated RealTime Data Management System IDMS for Chemical and Petrochemicals Sector.. Category: Miscellaneous. Subcategory: Software. Organization: Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers. Description: Most of the Countries collect information maintain inventory on the Chemical and Petrochemical sector for monitoring and policy making to improve this sector. There is standard practice for data collection for those countries who are the member of the United Nations Statistical Commission UNSC and other countries. Do Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Mo Chemicals and Fertilizers are desirous to make a Web Based Application Portal to develop an Integrated Data Management system IDMS for the Chemical and Petrochemicals Sector. The main goal is to design an integrated data management that would gather, store and share information about various facets of the chemical and petrochemical industry including market standards as well as allow for mapping all relevant data to automate different fields of chemicals and petrochemical sector for the Govt. of India. With the designed system, the specific data variable needs like advanced product search and comparison, technical data sheets generation, and creating a solid data management platform for true collaboration of different countries information.