Kerala Becomes the First India’s Fully E-Governed State

Kerala Becomes the First India’s Fully E-Governed State

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Category : State Published on: May 26 2023

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  • Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will make the ‘Total e-Governance Kerala’ declaration here on May 25, marking a major stride in Kerala’s journey towards achieving cent per cent digital literacy.
  • Kerala will be the first state in India that will run its public services fully on e-governance platforms, where internet service will be deemed the fundamental right of the citizen.
  • With a focus on a knowledge-based economy and 100% digital literacy, the government has digitized the delivery of vital services across various domains, ensuring transparency, inclusivity, and accessibility for all citizens.
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