Indian State To Use Blockchain Technology To Issue Caste Certificates

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Gadchiroli, a district in the state of Maharashtra, one of India’s most industrialized states, plans to use the Polygon blockchain to issue caste certificates to 1.1 million Etapalli and Bhamragad villages residents. India Times called it the “next big thing in the crypto world.” A decentralized blockchain digital platform provider, LegitDoc, will be used to implement this project. Neil Martis, the co-founder of LegitDoc, said, “70 percent of people in the Gadchiroli district are tribal, which means most of them require a caste certificate,” adding that the blockchain-based caste certificates will allow the government to distribute assistance efficiently. Caste certificates are often required to access different government-funded programs intended to benefit and support various disadvantaged communities. Shubham Gupta, the Assistant Collector of Gadchiroli, stated that these digital certificates would ease the government’s administrative burden. Martis explained that Polygon blockchain has the infrastructure required for connecting “a document issuer, document holders, and document verifiers.” These three elements are necessary for the verification of the digital caste certificates.

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Indian State to Use Blockchain Technology to Issue Caste Certificates

Location: India