Most Useful Govt Apps Every Indian Should Know
We’re living in an age where our phones can do just about everything—shopping, studying, banking, and even filing our taxes. The Indian government has jumped on the digital bandwagon, too! As part of the Trending tech news, from applying for your driving license online to accessing your Aadhaar card, a bunch of official apps are making our lives a whole lot easier and more efficient.
Let’s take a quick peek at some of the most handy government apps that every Indian should be familiar with and use in 2025.
1. DigiLocker
Say goodbye to carrying physical copies of your driving license or Aadhaar card. With DigiLocker, you can safely store all important documents directly on your phone.
2. Challan
Need to check the validity of your vehicle registration, challan details or driving license? mTransport has got your back! This is very handy during traffic checks – just delete your digital RC and license from the app and you’re good to go.
3. UMANG
Consider UMANG (Unified Mobile Application for New Age Governance) as your super app for all things government-related. Whether you want to check your PF balance, order a gas cylinder, pay utility bills or access health plans, you can do it all at one place. It connects you to over 1,500 central and government services, saving you the hassle of downloading multiple apps.
4. BHIM UPI
The BHIM app, part of the Digital India initiative, makes UPI transactions fast and secure. It works with all major banks, allowing you to send or receive money instantly using a mobile number or UPI ID. This is an easy step towards adopting a cashless, modern India.
5. CoWIN and Arogya Setu
Both of these apps became essential during the pandemic. CoWIN helped millions of people secure vaccination slots, while Aarogya Setu kept track of health updates and alerts. Even now, both apps are important for managing vaccination records and promoting public health awareness.
6. My government
If you’re keen to stay informed and share your views, MyGov is definitely worth a look. The app allows citizens to provide feedback, participate in surveys and engage directly with government initiatives – bringing the public and decision-makers closer together.
