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SDG 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere "Extreme poverty anywhere is a threat to human security everywhere." - Kofi Annan. Above quote aptly sums up the importance of removing poverty. With this primary motive in mind, "No poverty" has been chosen as the first goal of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) of the United Nations. SDGs are set of goals defined by United nations general assembly, to be fulfilled by the year 2030. It contains 17 global goals and 169 targets. Goal 1 is set as "End poverty in all its forms everywhere". It has seven targets defined, which include, to end extreme poverty in men, women and children through social protection systems, give them equal rights in economic resources, reduce vulnerability to climate-related extreme events, mobilize resources for least developed countries etc [1] . The previous millennium development Goal (MDG) set by the UN for the year 2015, also had eradication of extreme poverty as its f...

According to the recently released Kantar IMRB ICUBE report, the number of internet users in the country will increase to 627million from the current 566 million, i.e., an increase of 11% YoY. This points to the increasing adoption of the internet in the country. One of the significant areas of focus of the current government has been to transition India to a digital economy. This has been evident from policies like the JAM trinity to the push for digital transactions to implementation of the GST reform. The digital-first approach followed by the government has shown its potential, and although it will future it promises will be realized in the long-run; it would be accurate to say that it is on the right track. The foundations have been set solid with the Digital India Stack, a set of integrated software layers seamlessly connecting services such as digital payments, verified paper-less records, and business transactions, all linked with the world's most extensive unique iden...