Nation Deck reads what the Centre and the states publish every day and gives your department a one-page explanation, with the original beside it.
Nothing to install. It works in the browser, on a computer or a phone.
Imagine 500 newspapers, each with its own notices page, in a dozen languages. Your job depends on not missing one. Nation Deck reads them all, every day, and hands you the one page that matters.
What it says, who it affects, what has to happen, by when, and what it costs.
Central · Act No. 22 of 2023 · In force
What it says,
in one page
Sets the rules for using personal data held in digital form.
What has to happen
Keep personal data safe s. 8(5)
Report any breach to the Board s. 8(6)
From 13 May 2027 · The Schedule: up to ₹250 crore
Not the week after. Anything new is picked up, saved, matched to the people it concerns and sent within the hour.
Search every document
New for your department
3 this morning
Published on a state website
10:40 am sent 11:10
From the Centre and six states, back to 2002
Deadlines become tasks with owners and dates. Overdue work sits at the top.
Real documents Nation Deck has gathered: an Act and two Bills, regulations and notifications from the Gazette of India, a SEBI order, Tamil Nadu government orders and a Maharashtra resolution. The original is always saved, so nothing is lost when a website changes.
Act
Bill
Bill
Regulations
Notification
Order
Government order
Government order
Resolution
Notification
Notification
NotificationFor the people who have to act on a new rule, from the morning it is published.
One department and one task it has on now, so you judge Nation Deck on your own documents.
Log inA new rule to roll out, a briefing to prepare, a deadline to meet. Something your department is doing this month.
We add the sources that matter to you. A new state takes about a day for each of its sources.
Officers get the one-page explanations, the alerts and a shared task list for that work, with every step recorded.
Every explanation sits next to the original government document, and each line points to the part it comes from. If a document says it is a draft, we say draft. If it is in force, we say so.
Only from official sources: the Gazette of India, Parliament, ministries, regulators such as the Reserve Bank and SEBI, and state government websites. Each original is saved in our own archive.
It is explained in English, and the original is kept and shown when you ask for it. The screens themselves work in English, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu.
The central government, Andhra Pradesh (every government order since 2008), Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Delhi. Adding a state takes about a day for each source.
Yes. It follows proposals from the day they are published, including draft rules open for public comment, and puts the closing date on your calendar.
Your projects, files and notes stay inside your department's space, and you control who sees what. Every change is logged with who made it and when.
No. Nation Deck works in the browser, on a computer or a phone.
