Many countries are considering how to develop their national digital infrastructure to accelerate economic progress through drastic improvement in provisioning public services, and foster trust between people and institutions by improving transparency and reducing distance. India has pitched for global adoption of Digital Public Infrastructure to promote productivity and achieve inclusive and sustainable growth. India’s leadership on Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has been acknowledged globally and in the G20 India Presidency in particular. Is Digital Public Infrastructure really making a great change in economic development and growth ?

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