Category - Civic Tech

Governments are experimenting with platforms that allow citizens to participate in policymaking.

Jhana’s builds specifically for Indian law, using local datasets and contextual training.

PUCAR was formed around 2022–2023 as a mission-driven collective.

Haqdarshak operates in a category between civic tech and service delivery.

Devnagri aims to make translations more aligned with how language is used in specific contexts.

A startup building AI tools to structure and simplify court data.

It has gained traction among those working on multi-stakeholder problems.

A key part of OpenNyAI is its community model.

It provide opportunities to Blockchain & Web3 Start-ups to build innovative government.

Adi Vaani is a frugal innovation developed at nearly one-tenth the cost of commercial platforms.

Authorities claim the system eliminates proxy attendance and boosts accountability.

It has given citizens new ways to raise their voices.

Municipal authorities in Gurgaon have already begun evaluating the platform’s integration

Participants showed a noticeable bias in the direction of their chatbot’s political slant.

By simulating real-time human interaction, these systems help reduce public wait times