The Indian financial services landscape (spanning traditional banks and NBFCs), is standing at a crucial inflection point. Rapid digitisation, evolving regulatory frameworks, and heightened customer expectations have coalesced to create an ecosystem that demands innovation at every operational level.

Wealth and portfolio management firms are undergoing a noteworthy digital transformation. 

Imagine the vibrant potential of India's youth, poised to shape the future of India and beyond. This isn't just a dream; it's something your company can help make real. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives hold the remarkable power to ignite this potential by investing in the education of aspiring students. Protean Vidyasaarathi is a platform that already helps thousands of students find the support they need.

India’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) landscape has undergone a significant transformation since the mandate of the Companies Act, 2013. According to National CSR portal, it's encouraging to see that the Indian Corporates put a substantial ₹26,579 crore towards various social causes, with around 19,888 orporates are mandated to do CSR. Interestingly, a large chunk of these funds, almost 25%, went to Maharashtra, Odisha, and Delhi.

Protean eGov Technologies continues to be at the forefront of discussions on Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), with MD&CEO Suresh Sethi recently delivering a compelling speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York.

The event, which took place on 24 April 2025, titled "Empowering the Digital Citizen of the Future: Towards an Integrated Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)", was organized by the Permanent Mission of India and brought together global leaders to explore the transformative potential of DPI.

Are you applying for a PAN card online? Before you click that “PAN card apply online” button, please check and re-check to ensure that you are not opening a phishing link or going to a suspicious website.  

If you have ever mailed a legal document, visited a notary, or filed a government form, you would have probably encountered a physical stamp. It's a tiny imprint that carries significant weight. Stamps are often used to validate contracts, invoices, or filings. But what happens when the world shifts online? Enter the digital stamp.

Have you recently searched for eSign using Aadhaar or Aadhaar eSign? If yes, then you have come to the right place.