Despite the enormous challenge posed by the pandemic, India showed exemplary resilience owing to country's deep focus on technology and innovation. India has innovated extensively in digital public goods, and that has paved the way for the rapid rise of digitization in various aspects of governance, probably faster than anywhere else in the world.

Along with the JAM trinity (Jan Dhan-Aadhaar-Mobile) and UPI, India's Digital Public Goods enable the government to give direct benefits, citizens to open bank accounts, startups to innovate on top of IndiaStack, and banks and telecoms to onboard customers smoothly. India is also contributing to the global community by making CoWiN open source, and its efforts with ONDC have the potential to revolutionise worldwide retail and e-commerce.

Building on the key takeaways from the second edition, Tech Observer Magazine is hosting the third edition of the Digital Senate in New Delhi. The top e-governance summit of the country will feature exceptional success stories from central and state government and explore the road ahead for technology innovation in governance and will help in 'Reimagining Digital Public Goods in 2023'.