E-Subidha is a Digital services provider which establish on 2018 with an initiative which focus to help,awareness and carry out on public schemes,issues and try to optimise their solutions through proper guidance and proper channel of concern department on regular basis. We are creating a consultant bridge regarding Digital information of all Government schemes and banking services in between the citizens and Government @Government to citizens & Business to citizens. E-subidha's experts have over 3 years experience in B2B/G2C/LEGAL/BANK and consulting in grass root level.We are a respectedd brand in Odisha and started to create our centres in PAN INDIA basis in a lot easier for our franchise model to attract new customers given this recall.

We Provide all necessary information with proper assistance to eligible citizens for avail the application through Digital service.All Government to Citizen Services are promoting for Social Development and welfare towards Citizens.

It aims to ensure that Business to Citizen services and Government services are available to citizens electronically and people get benefits from the latest information and communication technology. E-Subidha with the aim of e-governance which can transform citizen services , provide access to information to empower citizens ,enhance citizen economic and social opportunities . So they can make their better lives for themselves and for the next generation.

We believe information is a fundamental right. Every citizen must know his/her entitlements. This lack of awareness of welfare schemes can be solved through an efficient collaboration between the government and private enterprise. At the state and national level, there needs to be a simple platform that provides easy, accurate and reliable information about the welfare schemes, the eligibility criteria and the application process. In India, there are Common Service Centres, which provide information about central and state government schemes and services. Unfortunately, this information is often fragmented, as it is limited to a small number of schemes and does not cover all schemes available. When the information is available on the internet, it may be hard for poor rural citizens to access it. Adding to this information deficit is a lack of clarity when it comes to which individuals are eligible for which schemes.