The Centre’s plan to kickstart the second version of its ambitious electronic national agricultural market (e-NAM) is facing some glitches. Rajasthan has red flagging issues it faced in the pilot being carried out in the state.
According to sources, Rajasthan, in a series of letters sent to Centre in November, has cited difficulty in migrating data from the old platform to the new one, bringing trading at mandis back to manual. When the new module was launched in the state from November 4, the version of e-NAM stopped functioning.
Rajasthan, along with Tamil Nadu, was selected for pilot projects.
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