The Maharashtra government recently announced that it is working with LegitDoc, India's first blockade, to issue diploma certificates that tamper with evidence. The announcement comes shortly after reports that the country's government is using the Polygon Network to track the results of RT-PCR tests. As computer graphics improve, it becomes easier to make paper-based papers. Naturally, this is a problem for authorities where most procedures are performed with manual verification - which is often a very good basis. Solutions like the state DigiLocker are the right approach. However, these are built on a central structure - which means there is one point of failure, no matter how secure. The past few weeks have been full of headlines on how black hat hackers have used this weakness to get user information. To combat the growing scam, the Maharashtra State Board of Skill Development (MSBSD), and LegitDoc, are using the Ethereum blockchain to create a validation system. Once avail...