Bengaluru, June 23 -- Indian Railways has been on a quiet but steady march toward going paperless - and the government is turning to its own technology arm to make that happen. Years of piecemeal digitisation are now giving way to something more structured, with ministry-wide mandates pushing zonal offices and administrative units onto unified digital platforms. The latest contract out of New Delhi is a direct product of that push, and it puts one PSU squarely at the centre of the effort.

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