digital inclusion

In a country where digital literacy and access still have a long way to go, what shape do digital rights and data protection laws need to take?

Across India, unorganised workers registering for the e-Shram card have to wade through rumours of monetary benefits, fear of fraud, and a daunting process.

Public service delivery in areas like education and healthcare often fails due to ineffective payment systems. Here’s what’s wrong and what needs to change.

The banking sector’s digital grievance redressal system needs to solve for gender barriers and limited access to technology.

No single entity—be it the government, the corporates, or the social sector—can operate in isolation. However, all three failed to collaborate when the pandemic was at its peak in India. Why?

Barriers to accessing the e-Shram portal must be addressed to ensure that workers in the unorganised sector can claim benefits.

Data should be used to empower frontline workers, governments, and communities to take smarter decisions, not just for donor reporting.

Fewer women are getting the COVID-19 vaccine compared to men. Here are some steps to make the vaccine rollout strategy gender-sensitive.

There are three root causes that explain why rural households have struggled to access social protection schemes during the pandemic.

As learning went digital due to COVID-19, a group of teachers working in India’s villages took internet to people’s homes, making education more inclusive.