a username could one day suffice as your address

The Indian government's Dhruva digital addressing system, led by India Post, aims to replace traditional addresses with unique usernames for parcel and service deliveries. This is a government IT modernization initiative with a ₹5,785 crore budget. Commercial mechanism is weak at this stage: no private sector involvement, no direct revenue or cost impact on any company. The project could eventually benefit logistics and e-commerce in India by improving last-mile delivery efficiency, but currently it's a policy/regulatory development with no concrete commercial channel. Sectors are included because the budget allocation (category a) triggers at least 1 sector, but impact is low.