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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Hp Wins Award For Integrating Citizen Services Into Digilocker

HP wins award for integrating citizen services into DigiLocker

51 HIMSeva services listed on online platform
Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 04:15 AM Nov 06, 2025 IST
DDT&G Secretary Ashish Singhmar being presented the ‘People First Integration Award’ in New Delhi on Tuesday.

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The Government of Himachal Pradesh has been recognised by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) for its excellence in citizen-centric digital service delivery.

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The State Department of Digital Technologies and Governance (DDT&G) has successfully integrated 51 HIMSeva (e-District Services) along with the HimParivar and HimAccess Card on the DigiLocker platform, marking a significant milestone in the state’s digital transformation journey.

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In recognition of this achievement, the state was conferred the prestigious ‘People First Integration Award’ at the National Workshop and Conference on DigiLocker 2025 held in New Delhi on Tuesday. The award was presented to Ashish Singhmar, Secretary, DDT&G, by the Secretary, MeitY, Government of India.

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