Enables citizens, applicants, leaseholders, vehicle owners, service providers and government officers to register and securely access Mahakhanij 2.0. Role-based permissions ensure that each user can view and perform only the services and activities authorised for their assigned role.

Supports the digital lifecycle of quarry leases and mining permissions, including application, scrutiny, approval, renewal, transfer, surrender and closure. It maintains authorised mineral, area, validity, production and compliance information to support transparent administration and timely decision-making.

Facilitates applications for temporary excavation permission associated with construction and infrastructure projects. The module supports project verification, excavation-quantity assessment, applicable royalty payment, approval and mineral transportation while enabling data exchange with BPMS, AutoDCR and planning authorities.

Manages approved sand sources, sand ghats, extraction permissions, stock points, reservations, lifting, transportation and related payments. The module improves visibility of sand availability and authorised movement while supporting regulatory control from the source to the destination.

Maintains registration, licence, mineral receipts, stock balance, sales and dispatch details for authorised stockyards and mineral depots. The module provides a traceable account of incoming and outgoing mineral quantities and supports verification of lawful storage and transportation.

Records authorised mineral production, opening and closing stock, dispatch quantities and destination details. The module compares production and transportation data with approved permissions and available balances, helping government officers and leaseholders maintain accurate mineral accounts.

Supports assessment of royalty and other applicable government charges based on the approved mineral, quantity, rate and permission type. It generates a traceable demand note and provides applicants with a clear payment breakup before they proceed with online payment.

Enables users to pay royalty, fees and other applicable charges through integrated digital payment channels. The module records transaction status, supports confirmation and reconciliation and links successful payments with the relevant application, demand note, permission or service.

Enables authorised users to generate and manage Digi-TPs after validating the mineral source, available quantity, destination, vehicle, driver, GPS device, route and applicable payment. Each Digi-TP supports secure verification, transportation tracking, exception reporting and a complete digital audit trail.

Enables registration and verification of vehicles used for mineral transportation. Vehicle ownership, registration, permit, fitness, insurance, GPS device and other required information can be maintained and validated before the vehicle is permitted to operate under a Digi-TP.

Tracks registered mineral-transport vehicles during active Digi-TP journeys using approved GPS devices. The module displays location and trip status and generates alerts for route deviation, prolonged stoppage, device disconnection and other defined transportation exceptions.

Supports verification of vehicles, Digi-TPs, mineral details, quantity, route and permit validity at notified check posts and field locations. Officers can record inspection results, violations and further action digitally, creating a consistent and traceable enforcement process.

Records seized minerals, vehicles, equipment, inspection evidence and related proceedings. The module links each seized item with the applicable case, custody location, notices, penalties, release or auction action, providing an accountable record throughout the enforcement lifecycle.

Supports publication and management of eligible mineral and seized-material auctions. Registered bidders can view auction details and participate according to approved conditions, while officers can manage schedules, bids, results, payments and allocation through a transparent digital process.

Enables leaseholders, licence holders and authorised operators to submit periodic production, dispatch, stock and other prescribed returns. The module validates submitted information, monitors due dates and helps officers identify missing, delayed or inconsistent compliance records.

Manages assessment, notice, demand, payment and recovery of penalties and outstanding government dues arising from mining-related cases. Automated reminders, escalation and case-status tracking help authorised officers monitor recovery while maintaining a complete record of action taken.

Provides an online channel to submit and track grievances and eligible appeals concerning Mahakhanij services. Each submission receives a reference number and is routed to the appropriate authority for review, response and disposal within the applicable administrative process.

Enables secure submission, scrutiny, storage and retrieval of documents required for mineral-related services. Approved orders, permissions and certificates can be digitally generated and linked with the relevant application, reducing repeated submissions and improving record availability.

Supports scheduling, assignment and recording of inspections for quarries, stockyards, vehicles, excavation sites and other regulated locations. Officers can capture observations, location, photographs, documents and recommended action, helping create evidence-based and auditable inspection records.

Sends application updates, payment confirmations, approval messages, compliance reminders and enforcement alerts through configured communication channels. Standardised templates and delivery logs help users receive timely information and enable officers to verify communication history.

Presents role-based dashboards, performance indicators, trends and reports covering applications, revenue, production, transportation, compliance and enforcement. Authorised users can review current status, identify pending activities and use consolidated information for administrative planning and decision-making.

Provides consolidated statewide visibility of mineral production, revenue, Digi-TP movement, vehicle tracking, surveys, alerts and enforcement activity. The Command and Control Centre helps authorised officers monitor priority events, coordinate field action and review district-level performance.

Supports planned drone surveys of mines, quarries and other approved mineral areas. Geo-referenced imagery, orthomosaics, terrain models and survey observations can be linked with the relevant mineral site to support boundary verification, measurement and periodic assessment.

Supports bathymetric surveys of approved riverbeds and sand-extraction areas to record water depth, bed profile and survey observations. Periodic results can be compared with previous surveys to support scientific assessment and monitoring of permitted extraction areas.

Establishes verified coordinates, boundaries and reference surface levels for mineral areas using DGPS and approved survey methods. Future surveys can be compared with this baseline to assess surface changes, excavation extent and activity outside authorised boundaries.

Displays leases, quarries, sand ghats, stockyards, vehicle routes, check posts and survey layers on an integrated geographic platform. Spatial information helps authorised users understand location-based activities, compare datasets and identify areas requiring verification.

Uses suitable remote-sensing data to support observation of changes in mining and mineral-bearing areas over time. Satellite imagery and analytical outputs can assist authorised officers in prioritising locations for further survey, inspection or enforcement verification.

Uses approved survey datasets and surface models to estimate excavated or deposited mineral volume. Baseline and subsequent survey results can be compared to support quantity assessment, verification and evidence-based administrative review, subject to prescribed technical standards.

Supports authorised surveillance flights over identified mining areas to observe current site activity and collect geo-referenced evidence. Findings can be linked with permits, GIS boundaries and inspection cases to support targeted field verification and enforcement action.

Combines permits, production, transportation, survey, GIS and surveillance information to identify unusual or potentially unauthorised activity. System-generated indicators support further verification by authorised officers and do not replace statutory inspection or adjudication.

Monitors Digi-TP vehicles against approved routes, source and destination geofences and defined journey conditions. Alerts may be generated for route deviation, unauthorised stoppage, delayed movement or entry into restricted locations for review by authorised users.

Integrates available ANPR, CCTV and RFID systems to support automated identification and verification of mineral-transport vehicles at selected locations. Captured events can be matched with vehicle registration and active Digi-TP information to assist monitoring and enforcement review.

Provides round-the-clock guidance on Mahakhanij services, application procedures, documents, payments, Digi-TP, vehicle registration and commonly asked questions. The assistant helps users find relevant information quickly and directs unresolved matters to the appropriate support channel.

Allows users to report technical issues, service difficulties and support requests through a structured ticketing process. Tickets are categorised, assigned, tracked and escalated to the appropriate support team, while users can monitor progress using a unique reference number.

Enables users to share feedback about Mahakhanij services, processes and overall experience. Structured responses help administrators identify recurring concerns, service gaps and opportunities for improvement while maintaining a transparent record of feedback received.

Allows users to rate selected digital services after completing a transaction or receiving support. Consolidated ratings and comments help authorised administrators measure service experience, identify improvement priorities and monitor user satisfaction across service categories.

Allows an authorised user to report a vehicle breakdown during an active Digi-TP journey by submitting the location, time, reason and supporting evidence. The incident can be reviewed for journey extension, vehicle replacement or other permitted action according to the approved process.

Generates configurable alerts for pending applications, expiring permissions, overdue returns, payment events, Digi-TP exceptions, GPS disruptions and other priority conditions. Escalation rules help ensure that important activities are brought to the attention of the appropriate user or authority.