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On April 21, 2025, Shri Abhishek                    Abhishek Singh, IAS

                      Singh, IAS (1995 batch, Nagaland                    Director General

                      cadre) assumed charge as the
                      18th Director General of the
                      National Informatics Centre

                      at a pivotal moment in India’s

                      digital journey. Known for his
                      leadership in building citizen-
                      scale platforms, he continues

                      concurrently as Additional                          Dear Readers,

                      Secretary, MeitY, and CEO of the
                                                                            India’s digital journey is one of the most inspiring
                      India AI Mission, positions that                    stories of our time, a story shaped by scale, speed,
                      place him at the intersection                       and inclusion. The National Informatics Centre (NIC)

                      of policy, platforms, digital                       has been at the forefront of this transformation,

                      transformation  and innovation.                     powering more than 7,000 government services and
                      His work across MyGov,                              enabling over 2,000 digital services across all sectors
                      NeGD, Karmayogi Bharat, and                         of government,  including  key sectors that  impact
                                                                          lives of citizens (such as education, healthcare,
                      Digital India Corporation has                       agriculture).

                      significantly contributed to                          Today, more than 900 million Indians are online,
                      realising the Digital India vision,                 benefiting  from  the  promise  of  Digital  India.  Yet,
                      through the development of                          we must not lose sight of the 500 million citizens,

                      platforms that have improved                        who  may  often  be  hindered  by  complex  or  heavy

                      service delivery - delivering                       interfaces,  digital  literacy  challenges  or  language
                                                                          barriers. To achieve true inclusion, we need to ensure
                      inclusive, secure, and scalable                     that digital services are simple, secure, multilingual,
                      digital systems that continue to                    and accessible on any device, in any corner of the

                      impact citizens’ lives.                             country.  Today  we  are  closer  than  ever  before
                                                                          bridging this gap - leveraging the potential of AI and
                                                                          other innovations that are rapidly transforming our
                                                                          digital landscape.







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