The rising levels of digitization and digital adoption, though noteworthy, are still not sufficient to bring the bottom layers of the pyramid under the coverage of digital benefits. This is a global challenge and impacts both developed and developing nations, albeit to varying degrees. Economic (extreme poverty) and social (high degree of illiteracy) factors are often universal, while India has some unique challenges of its own, accentuated by its vast geography and diversity of language. In India more than 72% of the population belongs to rural area. There is a digital divide, too, with just 4% of the rural households having access to computers as compared to 23% in urban areas as revealed in the details of a survey conducted by National Statistical Office. Only 24% of the persons between age 15-29 years in rural are able to operate a computer as compared to 56% of their urban counterparts. Even in this group the maximum digital exposure is limited just to social media presence or use of an email account. Digi Suvidha centre is a private limited company formed with an object to materialize this opportunity. We provide various services like bank loan arrangement, i
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Source: Ministry of Corporate Affairs company master (open data). Capital figures are as-of the 2021 registry snapshot, not live.