The past few decades have seen digitalization become an increasingly part of our daily lives, and
        ever since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, the digital transformation has accelerated
        multifold. Initiatives such as Telehealth, Aarogya Setu app helped the government tackle the surge
        of the virus while E-commerce supported both consumers and businesses.
        Over the years, the Indian government has been working to promote and increase the use of digital
        tools as a means of increasing transparency and reach. The Digital India mission was launched to
        improve digital infrastructure in the country for efficient delivery of government services. Since then,
        the government has been utilizing the digital framework in the country for critical initiatives such as
        DBT transfers, GST, Arogya Setu, Cowin app, etc.
        Technology is also helping businesses access new markets, drive efficiencies and support the overall
        growth of the economy. Digitalization is also helping bridge the gap between rural and urban India,
        facilitating improved access to healthcare, education, and financial sectors. Digitization has also
        become vital for the survival and future growth of all companies, especially MSMEs that should aim
        to make technology an integral part of their business strategy. 