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HDFC Bank has acquired a 10% stake in CSC Grameen e-Store, a special purpose vehicle run by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology,...
In a recently affidavit to the Supreme Court, the Central government recently appeared to have taken cognisance of the digital divide in the country...
The Kerala state government’s Akshaya e-Centers, which distributes and provides government services might soon start selling products from private companies like Reliance Jio, and...
A total of Rs 122.4 crore has been paid out as commissions to Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs) who help facilitate routine operations in Common...
Gujarat is the leading state when it comes to rolling out new Common Service Centers, with as many as 13,695 CSCs being set-up as...
SREI Sahaj, the company setting up 28,000 broadband enabled Common Service Centers in rural India in a public-private partnership, has tied up matrimonial classifieds...
A pathbreaking initiative: the government of Gujarat and the State Election Commission have decided to introduce e-voting, via the Internet, for the Municipal Corporation...
With ‘Financial Inclusion’ being the flavor of the season, the Reserve Bank of India has now allowed banks to appoint Common Service Centers (CSCs)...
Pan-India roll outs of common service centres (CSCs) is facing a roadblock due to lack of funds and inadequate monitoring, causing existing centres to...
Sahaj e-Village, a subsidiary of listed firm SREI Infrastructure Finance, is planning to launch an IPTV channel called Sahaj TV for rural viewers, reports CIOL....
