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Problem Statement ID

25066

Problem Statement Title

Development of an Al-driven ChatBOT for INGRES as a virtuall assistant

Description

Background

The Assessment of Dynamic Ground Water Resources of India is conducted annually by the Central
Ground Water Board (CGWB) and State/UT Ground Water Departments, under the coordination of
the Central Level Expert Group (CLEG), DoWR, RD & GR, MoJS. The assessment uses a GIS-based web
application named INGRES (India Ground Water Resource Estimation System), developed by CGWB
and IIT Hyderabad ([Link] The process estimates annual groundwater
recharge, extractable resources, total extraction, and the stage of groundwater extraction for each
assessment unit (Block/Mandal/Taluk). Units are categorized as Safe, Semi-Critical, Critical, or Over-
Exploited, forming the scientific basis for groundwater management and regulation.

Currently, results are published via the INGRES portal, but users face challenges in retrieving results
and historical data due to the vast database.

Proposed Solution

To improve accessibility, it is proposed to develop an AI-driven ChatBOT for INGRES. This intelligent
virtual assistant will enable users to easily query groundwater data, access historical and current
assessments, and obtain instant insights without navigating complex datasets.

Key Features

- Intelligent query handling for groundwater estimation data

- Real-time access to current and historical assessment results

- Interactive scientific diagrams and visualizations

- Multilingual support, including Indian regional languages

- Seamless integration with the INGRES database for quick information retrieval

Impact

The AI-powered ChatBOT will enhance user engagement, simplify access to groundwater resource
data, and support informed decision-making for planners, researchers, policymakers, and the general
public. It will make the INGRES portal more user-friendly, accessible, and effective in disseminating
groundwater information.

Organization Ministry of Jal Shakti

Department Central Ground Water Board (CGWB)

Category Software

Theme Smart Automation

Problem Statement ID
25045

Problem Statement Title

Blockchain-Based Supply Chain Transparency for Agricultural Produce

Description

Description

Create a blockchain-based system to track agricultural produce from farm to consumer, ensuring
transparency in pricing, quality, and origin. The solution should allow stakeholders (farmers,
distributors, retailers) to verify transactions and reduce exploitation in the supply chain.

Expected Outcome

A decentralized platform with a user-friendly interface for farmers and consumers to trace produce,
reducing fraud and ensuring fair pricing, deployable on low-cost hardware or cloud infrastructure.

Technical Feasibility

Leverages existing blockchain frameworks like Ethereum or Hyperledger, with smart contracts for
automated tracking and QR code integration for consumer access.

Organization Government of Odisha

Department Electronics & IT Department

Category Software

Theme Agriculture, FoodTech & Rural Development


Problem Statement ID

25038

Problem Statement Title

Blockchain-Based Blue Carbon Registry and MRV System

Description

Background

Blue carbon ecosystem restoration is gaining importance in India’s climate strategy. However, there is
no decentralized, verifiable Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system that ensures
transparency, accuracy, and carbon credit generation.

Description

Participants are to design a Blockchain-powered registry where:

• Verified plantation and restoration data are immutably stored.

• Carbon credits are tokenized using smart contracts.

• NGOs, communities, and coastal panchayats can be onboarded.

• Field data is integrated from apps and drones.

Expected Solution

• Blockchain app for blue carbon MRV.

• Smart contracts for tokenized credits.

• Mobile interface for data uploads.

• Admin tools for NCCR.

Organization Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES)

Department National Centre for Coastal Research (NCCR)

Category Software

Theme Clean & Green Technology

Youtube Link

Dataset Link Dummy datasets and blue carbon restoration records from NCCR.
Problem Statement ID

25026

Problem Statement Title

Develop API code to integrate NAMASTE and or the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-
11) via the Traditional Medicine Module 2 (TM2) into existing EMR systems that comply with
Electronic Health Record (EHR) Standards for India.

Description

Background

India’s Ayush sector is rapidly transitioning from paper-based records to interoperable digital health
systems. Central to this transformation are two key coding systems: the National AYUSH Morbidity &
Standardized Terminologies Electronic (NAMASTE) codes, which provide over 4,500 standardized
terms for Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani disorders, WHO Standardised International Terminologies for
Ayurveda and the WHO’s ICD-11, Chapter – 26, Traditional Medicine Module 2 (TM2), which
integrates 529 disorder categories and 196 pattern codes into the global ICD framework.
Harmonising these vocabularies within Electronic Medical Record (EMR) platforms not only enables
accurate clinical documentation and decision support but also ensures compliance with India’s 2016
EHR Standards—mandating FHIR R4 APIs, SNOMED CT and LOINC semantics, ISO 22600 access
control, ABHA-linked OAuth 2.0 authentication, and robust audit trails for consent and versioning.

To operationalize this dual-coding approach, EMR vendors must implement a lightweight terminology
micro-service that ingests NAMASTE CSV and synchronises with the WHO-11 ICD-API (Including
Biomedicine and TM2). Within the EMR user interface, diagnosis entries should support auto-
complete widgets that return both NAMASTE and ICD-11 (TM2 and Biomedicine) codes, comply with
the Coding rules of ICD-11 framework and store them together in the patient’s Problem List resource.
This integration empowers clinicians to combine traditional and biomedical insights, facilitates Ayush
insurance claims under global ICD-11 coding rules, and provides the Ministry of Ayush with real-time
morbidity analytics aligned with national and international reporting standards.

Description

Design and prototype an API integration that brings India’s NAMASTE terminologies, WHO
Standardised International terminology and the WHO ICD-11 (Traditional Medicine Module 2 (TM2)
& Biomedicine) into a FHIR-compliant Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system. Your goal is to enable
clinicians to record traditional medicine diagnoses (Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani) using NAMASTE codes,
then automatically map them to global ICD-11 (TM2 and Biomedicine) identifiers—supporting
dual/double-coding (One code denoting Ayurveda/Siddha/Unani (TM) and another denoting
Biomedicine) for interoperability, analytics and insurance claims.

Your deliverable is a lightweight micro-service or FHIR terminology plugin offering:

• A FHIR compliant resource for NAMASTE codes linking to WHO International Terminologies of
Ayurveda, ICD-11 (TM2 and Biomedicine) and compliant with ICD-11 Coding rules.

• A REST endpoint for auto-complete value-set lookup.

• A translation operation converting NAMASTE ↔ TM2 codes.

• An encounter upload endpoint that ingests FHIR Bundles with both code systems.
• OAuth 2.0–secured access using ABHA tokens and audit-ready metadata.

Teams should demonstrate

1. Ingesting the NAMASTE CSV export and generating FHIR CodeSystem + ConceptMap.

2. Fetching TM2, Biomedicine updates from the WHO ICD-API and merging into your service.

3. A simple web or CLI interface to search NAMASTE terms, WHO International Terminologies of
Ayurveda, see mapped TM2 codes, and construct a FHIR ProblemList entry.

4. Version tracking and consent metadata to satisfy India’s 2016 EHR Standards (FHIR R4, ISO 22600,
SNOMED-CT/LOINC semantics).

Expected Solution

A lightweight, FHIR R4–compliant terminology micro-service—built to India’s 2016 EHR Standards—


that exposes a NAMASTE CodeSystem, WHO International Terminologies of Ayurveda, an ICD-11
TM2, Biomedicine ConceptMap, an auto-complete value-set lookup endpoint, a NAMASTE↔TM2
translate operation; ICD-11 Biomedicine look up and a secure FHIR Bundle upload interface (for
enabling double coding).

Organization Ministry of Ayush

Department All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA)

Category Software

Theme MedTech / BioTech / HealthTech

Common questions

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Fraud and exploitation are minimized by utilizing blockchain frameworks like Ethereum or Hyperledger that offer decentralized and immutable record-keeping, ensuring transparent transaction verification among all stakeholders. Smart contracts automate tracking and ensure compliance with predefined conditions, protecting against fraudulent activity and ensuring fairness in pricing .

The AI-driven ChatBOT enhances user engagement by providing real-time and intuitive access to groundwater data through intelligent query handling, multilingual support, and scientific visualizations. It simplifies the retrieval of historical and current assessments, thereby supporting informed decision-making for planners, researchers, and policymakers by making the INGRES portal more user-friendly and accessible .

Integrating field data from apps and drones into a blockchain-powered registry is significant as it provides real-time, accurate data collection for monitoring blue carbon ecosystem health. This enhances the registry's functionality by ensuring data reliability and enabling precise carbon credit calculation and restoration impact assessment, thereby improving decision-making and policy formulation .

Smart contracts play a pivotal role in the blockchain-based blue carbon registry by enabling the tokenization of carbon credits, which automates and secures the processes of credit generation and verification. This ensures transparency, reliability, and accountability in carbon offset projects, aligning with environmental and financial compliance goals .

The proposed API system enhances interoperability by integrating NAMASTE with ICD-11, supporting dual coding that aligns with international standards while preserving traditional medicine data. It enables real-time morbidity analytics and insurance claim processing by allowing seamless data mapping and retrieval through an FHIR-compliant micro-service, thus supporting clinical decision-making and policy compliance .

The blockchain-based system for agricultural produce is expected to provide transparency in pricing, quality, and origin, allowing stakeholders such as farmers, distributors, and retailers to verify transactions. This system aims to reduce exploitation by creating a decentralized platform that ensures fair pricing and reduces fraud through verifiable records and automated smart contract tracking on low-cost infrastructure .

The blockchain-powered registry enhances transparency and accuracy by immutably storing verified plantation and restoration data and using tokenized carbon credits through smart contracts. This decentralized mechanism allows for reliable verification, registration, and monitoring of blue carbon projects while engaging various stakeholders like NGOs and communities in the restoration processes .

Integrating NAMASTE and ICD-11 codes into EMR systems facilitates clinical documentation by allowing dual coding with traditional and biomedical identifiers. This enables comprehensive record-keeping and supports Ayush insurance claims by ensuring compatibility with national and international standards like FHIR R4 and compliance with coding rules, enhancing both interoperability and analytical capabilities .

Multilingual support and scientific visualizations are crucial in making the AI-driven ChatBOT accessible to a broader audience across diverse linguistic backgrounds in India, ensuring that users can understand and engage with the data effectively. Scientific visualizations help users interpret complex data intuitively, facilitating informed decision-making and enhancing the utility of the system .

Users face challenges retrieving results and historical data due to the vast and complex database of the INGRES portal. The proposed AI-driven ChatBOT solution addresses these issues by streamlining data access through intelligent, real-time query handling and instant insight generation, thus eliminating the need for users to manually navigate complex datasets .

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