The Survey of India (SOI) is the nodal agency responsible for coordinating and promoting data sharing initiatives in the field of geography in India.

The National Geospatial Data Infrastructure (NGDI) is the national geospatial data infrastructure of India.

The National Geospatial Data Repository (NGDR), National Geospatial Data Standards (NGDS), and National Geospatial Data Policy (NGDP) are all key components of the NGDI.

The primary objective of the NGDI is to facilitate the sharing of geospatial data among various stakeholders, promote the development of geospatial technologies in India, and support decision-making and planning processes.

The Bhuvan portal, the India Water Resources Information System (IWRIS), and the National Land Records Modernisation Programme (NLRMP) are all examples of data sharing initiatives undertaken by the NGDI.

The Digital India initiative launched by the Government of India aims to promote the use of geospatial technologies in various sectors.

The key objectives of the Digital India initiative include providing broadband connectivity to all villages in India, promoting the use of digital technologies in governance, and creating a digital infrastructure for the country.

The Bhuvan portal is the national portal launched by the Government of India to provide access to geospatial data and services.

The Bhuvan portal provides access to geospatial data from various sources, allows users to create and share their own maps, and offers a variety of geospatial tools and services.

The National Land Records Modernisation Programme (NLRMP) is the initiative launched by the Government of India to modernize land records in the country.

The key objectives of the NLRMP include computerizing land records, establishing a single window system for land registration, and providing land records to citizens in a timely and efficient manner.

The India Water Resources Information System (IWRIS) is the initiative launched by the Government of India to provide access to water resources information.

The IWRIS provides access to water resources data from various sources, allows users to create and share their own water resources maps, and offers a variety of water resources tools and services.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) is the initiative launched by the Government of India to promote the use of geospatial technologies in disaster management.

The key objectives of the NDMA include coordinating disaster management efforts, developing disaster management plans, and providing disaster relief and rehabilitation.