Digital India

Palnar, a tribal village that faces Naxal extremism, went digital within just two months of demonetisation

Maharashtra government has relaunched an app where users can directly report cases of child neglect, exploitation and violation to nearby authorities.

Without help from the government, citizens in the state have managed to revamp the classrooms through crowdfunding.

The Bharat QR Code, introduced by the government in early 2017, has been incorporated by digital payment solutions enterprise Bijlipay into its POS Machines.

The launch of GSAT-19, GSAT-11 and GSAT-20, will take place over 18 months and promises to transform connectivity around the country.

In an effort to empower rural India with tech intervention, ICICI Bank has digitised 100 villages in 100 days and dedicated this achievement to the nation.

This project in Maharashtra is helping to close the gaps in Digital India by not only providing lost-cost and easy-access technology to villagers but educating them on how and why they should use it too.