Parliament Parliament Q&A
CSCs grow to 501,731 by 2026, transactions rise to 4,854.03 lakh
The question asked about the achievements of the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), Common Service Centres (CSCs), and District e-Governance Societies (DeGSs) since their inception, and the government's assessment of their impact on…
The question asked about the achievements of the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), Common Service Centres (CSCs), and District e-Governance Societies (DeGSs) since their inception, and the government's assessment of their impact on digital inclusion and service delivery. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology provided the answer.
Asked and answered by: Shri Ganesh Singh (asked), Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (answered)
What the government said
- NeGP approved in May 2006
- CSCs: 5,01,731 operational as of May 2026
- CSC transactions: 4854.03 lakh in 2025-26
- Aadhaar: 1.44+ billion numbers
- DBT: Rs. 52 lakh crore transferred
- UPI: 55.49 crore users, 6.5 crore merchants
- DigiLocker: 71.66 crore users
- e-Sanjeevani: 48 crore patients served
- DeGS: registered societies under State Governments
- e-District: 2,000 services integrated with DigiLocker
- CSC 2.0 impact: 98% of beneficiaries obtained services, 93% positive impact, 95% satisfaction
Also in the document
- CSCs increased from 83,950 in 2014 to 5,01,731 in 2026
- CSC transactions increased from 457.29 lakh in 2014-15 to 4854.03 lakh in 2025-26
- Satna district in Madhya Pradesh had 5.43 lakh transactions in 2025-26
- CSC 2.0 mid-term assessment showed reduced travel distance by 27.25 km per transaction
- Digital India Program assessment found 90% awareness of digital services, 71% monthly usage
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Parliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Question to govt · Ref. LS Q149 (Session 8) · 29 Jul 2026
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