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The Kerala Cabinet approved five governance reforms to enhance transparency, digitise administration and reduce financial leakages. Measures include asset tracking through SAMPATH, GIS-based project monitoring, institutional review, outdated law assessment and process simplification for improved citizen and business services
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the AI-powered e-Jagriti platform has transformed consumer justice by digitising complaint handling. Since its launch, it has enabled paperless case management, improved disposal rates above 90 per cent, and expanded access for consumers, including NRIs
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced a foundational AI roadmap aimed at accelerating inclusive economic growth and improving public governance, while establishing critical regulatory frameworks to ensure data privacy and ethical technology deployment across the state
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Marking its first anniversary, Delhi's e-Office system now processes over 75 per cent of government files online. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta revealed that 120 departments have gone paperless, significantly speeding up file approvals and increasing bureaucratic transparency
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Tamil Nadu has launched the "Anywhere Registration" system allowing citizens to register eligible documents online without visiting sub-registrar offices. Once approved, digitally signed documents will be delivered online and via WhatsApp, streamlining property and loan-related registration processes
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India needs a Digital Essential Commodities Misinformation Policy to enable real-time government–platform coordination, curb viral supply rumours, and prevent panic buying that disrupts markets and public trust
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Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh has sought Central support to roll out an AI-powered Skill Census across the State. He briefed Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on the Mangalagiri pilot and sought backing for startups, AVGC-XR centres and IndiaAI expansion
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu called for revising government business rules to enhance governance, arguing that frequent constitutional amendments justify such reforms. He instructed officials to prioritise accountability, technology-driven systems, last-mile service delivery and strengthened grievance redressal mechanisms to improve public satisfaction
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President Droupadi Murmu urged Indian Revenue Service officers to ensure tax collection is smooth, transparent, and technology-driven. Highlighting GST reforms, she stressed fairness, innovation, and citizen-friendly systems as crucial for economic growth, entrepreneurship, and nation-building
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Treating schools as laboratories for ideal behaviour while turning a blind eye to poor work ethics in public institutions is dangerous and teaches children that accountability is age-bound
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Hyderabad: India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading the 21st century’s digital revolution, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said here while delivering the inaugural address at the two-day 24th national conference on e-governance that began on Friday. He said, India has emerged as a data powerhouse in the world and it is taking all steps […]
