New Delhi, Aug. 13 -- India's governance has undergone a fundamental transformation through Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), with public services that once depended on extensive paperwork and physical offices now available through integrated digital platforms.

Over the past 12 years, DPI has connected citizens, governments and institutions on an unprecedented scale, making governance faster, transparent and more responsive to citizens' needs.

Digital infrastructure has also emerged as a cornerstone of India's economic growth. The Digital Economy now contributes about 12-14 per cent of India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and is projected to account for 20 per cent over the next decade. India is now the world's fifth-largest digitali...