Goa is set to discontinue the franking system starting April 1, as announced by the state government. The decision comes as a part of the government’s efforts to digitize and streamline administrative processes. The franking system, which involves stamping documents to indicate payment of a fee or tax, will be replaced by electronic alternatives. This move is expected to simplify procedures and reduce paperwork for residents and businesses in Goa. The decision to stop the franking system aligns with the government’s push towards e-governance and digital transformation. It is aimed at enhancing efficiency and transparency in administrative processes. The implementation of electronic alternatives is expected to make document processing faster and more convenient. The discontinuation of the franking system will bring about a significant change in how documents are processed and fees are paid in Goa. This decision is likely to have a positive impact on the overall ease of doing business in the state. Residents and businesses are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new electronic systems that will be introduced to replace the franking process. Stay updated for more information on the transition and the specific electronic alternatives that will be implemented.