Abstract
The Government of India (GOI) implemented the OGD policy for better services to citizens and to make the government more transparent. Researchers supported accessible data, especially in the sciences and technology sectors, to reduce the repetition of study. In the present study, the attempt has been made to examine the success of policy implementation and how it has resulted in a sustainable open government data ecosystem in many sectors, as well as the types of services provided by this portal and its supporting portals. We also want to know how India is achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 with the help of OGD.
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