If citizens better understand the day-to-day progress of their local government, they will be empowered to make more informed voting decisions and hold their government accountable.

Published by the Georgetown University in the Democracy & Society Journal Volume 21: Digital Democracy 

Published in the Social Innovation Journal Vol 25 (2024) | Digital Empowerment and Civic Engagement 

Built on community-sourced data, politicians and civil society can use digital engagement to strengthen the roots of India’s democracy and address the concerns that directly impact the people.

 Everyday interaction with technology and constant accessibility brings down our choice

architecture - our ability to choose what is good for us.  Deceptive design is a tactic of creating

products, interfaces, or experiences that manipulate or mislead users to achieve a desired profit-maximising outcome. 

We need a fundamental change in mindset — where dispute resolution is no longer seen as a government institution to administer justice but a service to be availed of by all citizens.