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What is the main purpose of the e-Kranti initiative?

ATo provide online banking to rural areas.

BTo enable e-governance in rural areas.

CTo deliver e-governance services using mobile apps.

DTo provide internet access to all schools.

Answer:

B. To enable e-governance in rural areas.

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