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Hyderabad Reaches 57.25% Digitisation in SIR, Lowest in Telangana
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 04 Aug 2026, 02:36 AM
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Hyderabad has reached 57.25% digitisation in the State Information Repository (SIR). This figure is the lowest among all districts in Telangana.
Hyderabad has achieved a 57.25% digitisation rate in the State Information Repository (SIR), according to a recent report by Telangana Today. The SIR, a digital platform that consolidates government records and services, aims to streamline citizen access to information and reduce paperwork.
While the city has made progress, the percentage remains the lowest across Telangana, indicating that other districts have lagged behind in digital infrastructure and service delivery. Officials say that the state government is reviewing the implementation strategy to boost digitisation in Hyderabad and other regions.
The SIR initiative is part of Telangana’s broader push to digitise public services, which includes e-governance portals, online tax filing, and digital land records. Achieving a higher digitisation rate is expected to improve transparency, reduce corruption, and enhance citizen satisfaction.
The latest figures highlight the need for targeted investments in technology, training, and connectivity to close the gap between Hyderabad and other districts. The state’s IT department has announced plans to conduct workshops and provide subsidies for digital tools to local government offices.
While the city has made progress, the percentage remains the lowest across Telangana, indicating that other districts have lagged behind in digital infrastructure and service delivery. Officials say that the state government is reviewing the implementation strategy to boost digitisation in Hyderabad and other regions.
The SIR initiative is part of Telangana’s broader push to digitise public services, which includes e-governance portals, online tax filing, and digital land records. Achieving a higher digitisation rate is expected to improve transparency, reduce corruption, and enhance citizen satisfaction.
The latest figures highlight the need for targeted investments in technology, training, and connectivity to close the gap between Hyderabad and other districts. The state’s IT department has announced plans to conduct workshops and provide subsidies for digital tools to local government offices.