In the era of money orders , Post man used to readout the written message of sender on money order ( for villagers)

Postman used to be kind of family member in villages

Many Indians do not believe science in daily life

Villagers not coming out of incorrect beliefs

DHRUVA could be vast data , so is the infra must be shared with relevant departments

DHRUVA could be vast data , so is the infra must be shared with relevant departments

DHRUVA could be vast data , so is could be shared with relevant departments

So many other last mile providers are using PINCODE

Post boxes vanished in Cities, what to amend ?

1. The use of DHRUVA should be optional. Many people in India are still not digitally literate, and some do not have access to smartphones or the internet. Citizens should not be forced to use a digital address. 2. Traditional addresses should continue to remain valid for the time being. People need time to understand and get comfortable with a new system, and both systems should work side by side until everyone is familiar with DHRUVA. 3. Special attention should be given to rural areas and urban slums, where many houses do not have proper house numbers or formal addresses. The system should be flexible and inclusive so that these communities are not left out. 4. The DHRUVA platform should be available in all Indian languages so that people from different regions can easily understand and use it. Considering these points will help make DHRUVA truly citizen-friendly and inclusive.