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the revolution in the Information and Communication technology has brought a new agenda for governance in India. The advent of budget smart phones and availability of data packages in cheapest price has given a greater scope for the citizens as well as government machineries to utilize the benefits of e-Governance. With the introduction of Digital India scheme, India is witnessing a transformational digital revolution with the promises to reshape the social, economic, cultural and political landscape of the country. It promises to transform India into a digitally empowered society by focusing on digital inclusion, digital literacy, and easily accessible digital services. However, the e-governance could not reach to all the sections of people especially in rural India. In rural India there are certain infrastructural as well as cultural barriers to achieve the goals of e-Governance. Therefore, the government needs to address those issues and also it should make the service transfer machineries user friendly among those people. For the success of e-governance through ICT, the government needs to create a work culture of maintaining, processing and retrieving the information through an electronic system and use that information for decision making.