This website contents have been devided into five categories:

1. Money Comes, Money Goes (and 80:20 principle)
2. DeDuping Databases
3. Citizen Interface
4. Internal workings of the Government
5. Security related To make the services available to the citizens through the Common Service Centres in an easier, standardised and hassle free manner

Directorate of Information Technology has come up with a GR that would replace the filing of an affidavit along with the application with a Self-Declaration. A Government Resolution to this effect was issued on August 14, 2013 Format Standardisation Sixteen revenue services including Income Certificates, Residence Certificates, Age, Nationality and Domicile Certificates, Solvency Certificates, Senior Citizen, Birth, Death Certificates, etc., have been standardised across all districts in Maharashtra. For these services, the Application Form, Supporting document, Approval Process, Fees & Certificate format have been made uniform across Maharashtra. This is an important step towards ensuring better services to citizens. This would definitely ensure hassle free services to citizens. A Government Resolution to this effect was issued on March 31, 2012 Rate Standardisation Rates of G2C services provided through different delivery mechanisms like CSCs, Sangrams, Setu, MahaOnline etc. have been harmonised all across the Maharashtra state. Now, the same fee shall be charged to citizen irrespective of delivery mode. Resolution to this effect was issued on May 23, 2012 Localisation Marathi has been made the first and mandatory language in all e-Governance initiatives through the section 6.1 in e-Governance Policy released on September 23, 2011