As a medical student in India, a country marked by its diversity and vast population. I have had the opportunity to interact with people from a wide range of communities and socioeconomic backgrounds, both in hospital settings and during free medical camps where I regularly volunteer. One recurring observation that stands out- a significant number of individuals, particularly from rural and underserved areas, are unaware of the various government schemes and welfare programs available to them. Despite the existence of these well intentioned policies, a glaring gap persists between policy availability and public awareness. This highlights the urgent need for more accessible, transparent, and user friendly ways of disseminating information about government schemes. To address this gap, my project aims to develop a citizen centric digital portal that enables individuals across the country to easily discover programs they are eligible for , based on their socioeconomic status (classified based on their income, education and family size), and other applicable reservations .It will not only match users with relevant welfare schemes,but also provide direct access to official websites and locate the nearest government offices or hospitals where they can apply or avail the services.