Jammu, April 1 -- Imagine a district collector in a remote corner of Rajasthan who has just been handed charge of an ambitious welfare scheme he knows little about. A decade ago, his only recourse would have been a dog-eared government manual, a senior colleague who might be free after three meetings and a lunch, or the distant promise of a training programme that might arrive in a year or two - if at all. Today, he opens his phone, logs on to iGOT - the Integrated Government Online Training platform - and within minutes is navigating a structured, competency-linked course tailored to his exact need. By evening, better informed and more confident, he chairs the first beneficiary meeting of the scheme. The change seems small. In truth, it is...