e-Governance

Kerala is now India’s first fully digitally literate state, empowering every citizen with digital skills.

If a few streetlights are not working at night, it is my responsibility as a citizen to bring it to notice. And if the government has offered us a platform to fix these problems, we must absolutely utilise it to the fullest.

The stated philosophy here is that no citizen must physically interact with any government department for availing any scheme or service.

The provision will be inclusive for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) as well, who can apply for permission to construct their dream house in their state, from anywhere in the world.

Aditi Sinha and Prateek Behera write about an e-governance initiative that is streamlining the system of government service delivery in Rajasthan.

Rural e-Governance Delivery Centres are making it easier for rural Indians to access e-Governance services and apply for various government schemes.