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What is a major challenge for e-governance?

ALow cost of technology

BEnsuring services reach all citizens effectively

CHigh internet penetration

DLack of government institutions

Answer:

B. Ensuring services reach all citizens effectively

Read Explanation:

  • Digital Divide: A significant portion of the population, especially in rural areas, lacks access to basic technology like computers and the internet. This creates a digital divide, preventing them from using online government services.

  • Lack of Awareness: Many people are not aware that government services are available online. Without proper communication and marketing, these services go unused, regardless of their accessibility.

  • Low Digital Literacy: Even with access, many citizens lack the basic digital skills to navigate complex government websites. This makes the e-governance system difficult to use and less effective for a large part of the population.


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