Services

A Common Service Center (CSC) is an initiative under the Indian government’s Digital India program aimed at providing public and private services to citizens in rural and remote areas. These centers act as access points where various digital services, such as government schemes, financial services, education, healthcare, and agricultural information, are made easily accessible. The CSCs are part of a larger vision to bridge the digital divide by using technology to deliver essential services to underserved communities.

Key services offered at CSCs include:

1. Government to Citizen (G2C) Services:

   • PAN card applications
   • Aadhar services
   • Passport services
   • Electoral services
   • Government form submissions

2. Business to Citizen (B2C) Services:

   • Banking (Digital Seva) and insurance
   • Utility bill payments
   • Mobile recharges and DTH services

3. Education Services:

   • Digital literacy programs
   • Skill development initiatives
   • Examination form filling and results viewing

4. Health Services:

   • Telemedicine
   • Online medical consultations
   • Healthcare scheme applications

5. Agriculture Services:

   • Weather updates
   • Soil testing
   • Market prices for crops

6. Other Miscellaneous Services:

   • E-commerce services
   • Travel bookings
   • Cyber security awareness programs

These centers are typically run by local entrepreneurs known as Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs), who are responsible for the management and operations of CSCs in their respective areas.