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Introduction
Vision of digital india
Nine pillars of digital india
Benefits of digital india
Challenges
Impact
Highlights
Student’s view
Analysis of digital India
conclusion
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The government of India has taken a daunting initiative to launch and connect every rural area
with high speed internet. Apart from various initiative taken up by the government there are still
some challenges as follows :
BJP Election Manifesto 2014 aimed to nurture a Digital India thereby making every household and every
individual digitally empowered..
The party aims to make every household digitally literate with a goal to make India the Global Knowledge
hub, with IT being a major driver and engine of growth.
The manifesto has a strong focus on e-Governance as BJP believes IT is a great enabler for
empowerment, equity and efficiency.The party is focusing on: broadbanding villages; participative
governance; digital learning; tele-medicine and mobile healthcare; open source and open standard; E-
Bhasha; and others.
Nine pillars of digital india
1. Broadband Highways
This pillar intends to cover in three sub categories. Thus it focuses on developing broadband
highways for rural, urban and infrastructure for national information.
Rural - The main motive of the broadband is to cater to 250 thousand village panchayats.
Urban - For the broadband for urban it includes the virtual networks Operators who would be
leveraged for service delivery. It is mandatory for new urban building to have communication
infrastructure as well.
National infrastructure- Networks like SWAN, NKN and NOFN would be integrated with the
national information Infrastructure. Along with that it will also have permission for horizontal
connectivity up to 100, 50, 20, 5 government offices.
2. Universal connectivity with mobile phones
The prior motive is to focus on digging in deeply within the country. This will enable them to
reach to places where there is poor or no connectivity. Thus there will be better connectivity
across the country. Thus country is expected to have increased system infiltration & scope of
services.
3. Public Internet Access Program
Public internet Access Program is subdivided into two components. Common Service Centres
and Post Offices been developed as multi centres.
Common Service Centres - The increase of number in common service has been severe.
It is made reasonable, multifunctional end-focuses for administration conveyance. It aims to
expand the reach of Govt. administrations to all GPs
A total of 150 thousand post offices are being considered to turn into multi service
Centres. This scheme would be implemented by the nodal department. This ought to be long
haul vision for POs
Workflow computerization- the workflow across all the Indian agencies and departments
should be electronic and updated automatically. This will enable efficiency and visibility
across all the citizens of the country.
Technology for Education – All the schools are expected to be connected through a
mutual network that is e-Education. Free Wi-Fi will be given to all schools including
primary schools. This will bring the literacy to next level.
Technology for Health – this will cover consultation for everyone online. E-Healthcare
also includes ordering medicines online and viewing medical records over the internet.
Technology for Planning- this Mission Mode project will be in line with the GIS based
decision. This will be used during project conceptualizing, planning and during the design
and development stage.
Technology for Farmers- using technology, farmers will be able to generate real
information about their inputs and can even order online. Hey would even be advanced loan
and relief money would be transferred online.
Technology for Financial Inclusion- mobile banking, use of micro ATM and post offices
will be strengthened by use of technology.
Technology for Justice- this will cover e-courts, e-jails, e-police and e-prosecution.
Technology for Cyber Security- this centre caters to making a secure cyber space.
Government star effectively draws in through online networking. This will inform the
citizens about any new developments or news and vice versa.
Online informing is about informing the citizens about special programs or occasions by
way of SMS or e-mails.
All this will exhaust a huge amount of existing base which will also demand additional
resources.
Focused territories – Fab-less Design, VSATs, Smart Energy meters, micro ATM’s to
name a few.
8. IT for Jobs
IT/ITES in NE
Government Greetings to be e-Greetings are been made available in different designs and
styles.
Biometric attendance will cover all the offices of central government of India in Delhi.
Digital India is a dream of the government of India to have transparency between the
government and its citizens. Digital marketing company in Hyderabad also strongly believes in
digitalization. Along with digital payments, government is making a point for everyone to have a
bank account and mobile number. This will be linked to Aadhaar card, making transactions
easier. Salary, loan payment will be made in minutes without having to wait. E-governance is
also another initiative which will help you generate birth c1ertificate, death certificate
immediately. These are few initiative that government of India has taken for the development of
the country.
5. Increase in Revenue
With the initiative of Digital India, there have been various ways to
enhance job opportunities in new markets and to increase employment
opportunities in current markets.
Challenges
The government of India has taken a daunting initiative to launch and connect every rural area
with high speed internet. Apart from various initiative taken up by the government there are still
some challenges as follows :
Impact
Social impact
Assessing the impact of digitization on societies is complicated because there
are no universal metrics that act as a barometer of societal advancement.
Studies often tend to look at the level of inequality in a society but in emerging
economies that are in the process of elevating millions from poverty, a complex
relationship between economic growth and inequality remains. Therefore we
analyzed societal impact on two levels: the level of quality of life in a society and
the equality of access to basic services that a society requires
Economic impact .
Digitalisation has been one of the most important trends
in India over the past few years. It has emerged as the second-fastest
digital adopter among seventeen major digital economies. This rapid
growth helps propel India to the forefront of digital and technological
innovation, particularly leveraging the energies of the country’s young
population. Since the launch of the “Digital India” program in 2015 to
date, there have been many significant improvements in digital
infrastructure, in the digital delivery of public services and financial
succor to citizens, and in enhancing digital consciousness and literacy.
Highlights
Digital Locker: It is aimed at minimizing the usage of physical documents and enabling sharing
of e-documents across agencies and individuals. Hassle-free registration can be done for SIM
cards, LPG connections and driving licenses. It will speed up issuance of certificates such as
birth, marriage and domicile. One can store and share important documents such as PAN cards,
passports and educational certificates.
National Scholarship Portal: National Scholarships Portal is one-stop solution through which
various services starting from student application, application receipt, processing, sanction and
disbursal of various scholarships to Students are enabled.
eHospital: It is an integrated Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) which now runs
in almost 30 major public hospitals across the Country, including premier institutions such as
AIIMS and RML in Delhi and NIMHANS in Bangalore. Citizens can avail of online services
such as registration and appointment, pay fees, view diagnostic reports and check blood
availability.
Student’s view
Digital India can be a great step for the educational sector as it can completely transform India into a digitally
empowered society. The Prime Minister has introduced initiatives for remote places where well-trained
teachers might not be present in person.
● These initiatives are e-education, e-basta, Nand Ghar and will provide education through technology using
smartphones and mobile apps.
● E-basta aims at providing proper study materials and school books in a digital form as e-books to children
and will be accessible through the internet on tablets or mobile phones.
● A way to increase education among children is by delivering education through a digital medium in
government schools and pre-schools.
● E-basta aims at providing proper study materials and school books in a digital form as e-books to children
and will be accessible through the internet on tablets or mobile phones.
BIBLOGRAPHY
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