Delhi's Digital Transformation: Bringing Services to Your Doorstep

Delhi government is set to offer 68 services via local common service centres. Aimed at citizens lacking digital access, this initiative provides essential public services for Rs 30 per application. The effort seeks to streamline service delivery, eliminating the need to visit multiple government departments.

In a bid to make public services more accessible, the Delhi government is expanding its reach with a new initiative that integrates 68 services from the e-District portal into common service centres across the city. This move promises to eliminate the hassle of visiting various departmental counters.

The initiative, especially beneficial for those without digital access, will allow citizens to avail themselves of essential services at their doorstep for a nominal fee of Rs 30 per application. This development marks significant progress in the government's efforts to streamline and democratize service delivery.

Scheduled to be operational by the end of the year, the services available will include offerings from departments such as Food and Supply, Higher Education, and Labour. As part of the wider Digital India programme, these centres are managed in partnership with local states and UTs to ensure comprehensive service coverage.

(With inputs from agencies.)