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Access your Digital Seva Center account and avail various online services. Enter your username and password to login.
Banking and Pension. RAP Registration. Basic Banking Course. Life Certificate (LIC) Pin Pad Device Payment Service.
Gateway to CSC Network! Digital Seva Connect is a secure authentication system for connecting our users to services available on Digital Seva portal. Enter your username and password here to authenticate your log-in and enjoy seamless access to Digital Seva portal.
Common Services Centers (CSC) are one of the crucial enablers of the Digital India Programme. They are the access points for delivery of various e-governance and business services to citizens in rural and remote areas of the country.
The Digital Seva Center aims to provide digital education to citizens, especially in ruralareas. Digital Seva acts as a supporter, offering a wide range of government services, financial services, bill payments, and digital literacy programs.
Digital Seva Center initiative that aims to provide employment to citizens living in rural areas. The center provides a range of services including Banking, Bill Payment, online registration, filing of taxes, and applying for government benefits.
Digital Seva Center initiative that aims to provide employment to citizens living in rural areas. The center provides a range of services including Banking, Bill Payment, online registration, filing of taxes, and applying for government benefits.
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Gateway to CSC Network! Digital Seva Connect is a secure authentication system for connecting our users to services available on Digital Seva portal. Enter your username and password here to authenticate your log-in and enjoy seamless access to Digital Seva portal.
Welcome To Common Services Centres. The CSC is a strategic cornerstone of the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), approved by the Government in September, 2006, with an aim to cover all 6 lakhs census villages by one lakh CSCs, as per 1:6 ratio equitably spread across rural India, as part of its commitment in the National Common Minimum Programme to introduce e-governance on a massive scale.
