Meters covered, miles to go

NEW DELHI: For decades, welfare distribution in developing nations suffered from systemic leakage, administrative corruption, and high friction costs. Middlemen routinely clipped tickets, and intended beneficiaries often received only a fraction of state support. But things are now changing due to digital public infrastructure. Here’s how: JAM trinity revolution: The integration of Jan Dhan bank…

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