Current Affairs - National - Discussion

Indore became the first Indian city to implement a QR-based digital house address system, marking a transformative step in urban governance. Under this initiative, each household receives a metal plate with a unique QR code embedded with GPS coordinates, allowing precise property identification. This system is integrated with the national Digipin platform and facilitates services like tax payments and grievance redressal through mobile scanning. Launched as a pilot in Ward 82 of Sudama Nagar, the project is aligned with India’s Smart Cities and Digital India missions, aiming to streamline civic services and create a scalable, tech-driven model for other cities.