Some government officials are now using a WhatsApp desi choice named Sandes, a study said on Monday. The Indian government announced plans to work on a WhatsApp-chat like feature last year, and it appears that the app is now ready and is being tested initially by ministry officials.
Business Standard states that officials have already begun using the Government Instant Messaging System’s GIMS or short form in some ministries. Several reports last year reported that the chatting app created by the government could be called GIMS. It turns out, however, that the messaging app already has a name for desi.
The gims.gov.in page provides the name that confirms the Business Standard article. Some ways to log-in, including LDAP sign-in, Sandes OTP sign-in, and Sandes Web, are also verified. The page displays a message saying, “This authentication method is applicable for authorised government officials.” upon tapping on any of the choices.
The study corroborates previous reports that WhatsApp’s decision to build a desi alternative was taken to get government workers off social networking networks that could have compromised platforms. The study adds that Sandes’s use is currently limited to government officials. A wider rollout should, however, not be ruled out later.
The report adds that both iOS and Android systems will run the Sandes software. It also supports voice and detail, similar to modern-day apps for chatting. It also adds that the backend of the Sandes app is managed by the NIC, which falls under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the National Informatics Centre. The NIC offers the infrastructure to help facilitate the provision of government IT services and the implementation of some of the initiatives of Digital India.
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