The Delhi government is moving towards faceless service delivery, enabling citizens to apply for and receive documents such as birth and caste certificates via WhatsApp, as per news reports.
Around 50 services across different departments have been identified to be brought under this initiative, allowing people to complete their applications without visiting offices.
Under the ‘Governance Through WhatsApp’ project, services that are currently available online will be made accessible through WhatsApp using artificial intelligence (AI).
Citizens will interact with a bilingual chatbot in Hindi and English, which will guide them through:
This approach is designed to make government services simpler, faster, and more accessible, particularly for those who may find online portals complex.
The project is being developed by the Information Technology Department, which previously managed doorstep delivery of government services in Delhi.
To ensure smooth functioning, a dashboard will be created to monitor and manage real-time interactions between applicants and various departments.
A tech company will be engaged by the government to design, deploy, and maintain the system, ensuring a seamless and secure user experience.
The WhatsApp-based system is expected to:
Officials emphasized that the project is part of a larger push to digitize governance and improve citizen experience, making it easier for people to access essential services from anywhere.
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With the introduction of WhatsApp-based applications, the Delhi government aims to redefine public service delivery, making it faceless, faster, and more citizen-friendly. As AI chatbots guide users through applications for certificates and other documents, this initiative promises a modern, convenient, and efficient way to interact with government services.
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Published on: Oct 10, 2025, 1:37 PM IST
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