Nowadays, Governments around the world are under the pressure from citizens and beneficiaries of the respective schemes, to be more open and transparent in managing public funds and deliver quality implementation of public policies. These pressures create a demand for continuous improvements and reformation in governments policy execution systems. As a part of that, the governments have started utilizing Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) platforms for the implementation of public policy programmes and schemes. The central idea to use this ICT is to broaden the operational scope of modern public administration and the reliability of its actions as foundations to achieve progress, development, and good governance. So, to explore this, the Govt. of India has also started to use ICT as a tool for the implementation of its various schemes and projects. This implementation is not limited to the programmes of urban areas, but the ICT approach has been also introduced in the implementation of the public policy programmes designed for rural areas. The Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India has introduced this approach for its various schemes including Start-up Village Entrepreneurship Program (SVEP), to effectively implement the scheme for their beneficiaries and through the medium of scheme’s Local Self-Governing Bodies (LSGBs). The impact of this approach of governance needs to be measured to understand whether this initiative is worthy or not for future applications in administration and governance.