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 PROJECT REPORT

ON

DIGITAL INDIA MOVEMENT

SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE
REQUIREMENTS OF BA ECO OF SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT, NCU, GURGAON

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF:

DR. SHAVETA SACHDEVA

ASSISTANT

SCHOOL OF

NCU,
SUBMITTED :

LOKIK YADAV

ROLL NO: 21BAE022

THE NORTHCAP
– 122001,

SEC-23A, HARYANA,
 TABLE OF

19
CHAPTER PARTICULAR PAGE NO

1 Introduction 1

2 Literature Review 2

3 Objectives 3

4 Research Methodology 4

5 Result and Discussion 5

6 Visions4of Digital India 6

7 Pillars of Digital India 7-9

8 Initiatives of Digital India 10-12

22
9 Opportunities and Challenges of Digital India 13,14

10 Conclusion 15

11 References 16
 DECLARATIO

I hereby project report entitled “Digital India Movement” 3submitted by

declare
t North Cap University, and Gurugram in the
o School of Management,
fulfilment of award of degree of Bachelor of Arts (Eco Hons.) is a record of Bonafide
project work carried out by me under the guidance of Dr. Shaveta Sachdeva. I further
d eclare that the work reported in this project has been submitted and will not
s ubmitted, either in part or in full, for the award of any degree or diploma in
i nstitute or any other institute or .

LOKIK YADAV

Dat
 Certificate from

This is to certify that the project work “DIGITAL INDIA MOVEMENT” 3is
carried by LOKIK YADAV, Roll No21bae022, student of B.A. (Eco Hons) 2020-2023
of School of Management, North cap
University,

Signature of :

Name, : Dr. Shaveta Sachdeva, Assistant Professor

Date :

Place : The North cap University, Gurugram

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1
Project work is never the work of an individual. It is more a combination of views and
ideas, suggestions and contributions and work involving many individuals. This
project also bears the imprint of many people. Thus, one of the most pleasant parts of
writing this report is the opportunity to thank those who have contributed towards it. I
would like to acknowledge the love and support of my parents who have encouraged
me throughout the journey of this project.

Shaveta Sachdeva,
I am using this opportunity
my mentortowho
express
despitemybeing
deepest gratitude andbusy
extraordinarily special
withthanks to
her duties,
took time out to hear, guide and keep me on the correct path andallow me to carry out
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project andtopeople
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other faculty
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helped of with
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I perceive this opportunity as a milestone in my career development. I will strive

use to attainindesired
gained knowledge
improvement, career
the best possible way, and I will continue to work on
 INTRODUCTION

The 21st century is referred to be the digital and internet era, with nearly everything
accessible via the World Wide Web. Internet services were first introduced in India in the
1980s. Since then, our nation has grown at an incredibly rapid rate. India is currently going
through a digitalization phase. People utilise digital technologies everywhere—in offices,
stores, and classrooms. With just a button press, digital technologies enable us to connect
with one another and the rest of the world. There are many changes happening in this world,
particularly in the field of technology. An attempt is also being made to modify the
technology in India. One such adjustment is the result of our esteemed15Prime Minister, Mr.
Narendra Modi. idea of "digital India" originated with him. The of Digital India, a
44
government initiative, is to make government services more electronically accessible
Indian citizens. This will be accomplished through enhancing online infrastructure, expanding
internet connectivity, and strengthening India's technological base. 4One of the main goals
of to
digital India is to provide high-speed internet access India's rural areas.2Digital India
consists of major three components they areas follows:

●
To develop stable and secure digitalinfrastructure
● To Deliver government services digitally
● To provide digital

45
T Indian government's initiative, Digital India, is intended for the country's citizens a
business and has potential to elevate India to a worldwide level. Through this concept,
residents in rural and urban areas can access government services digitally or electronically. It
will support the development of digital innovation and benefit both urban and rural residents.
All industries involved in the production of goods will see investment as a result.15The goal
of is into
the Digital initiative turn our nation digital economy, involving enterprises
and residents in both urban and rural areas. 7 guarantee that all public services and
This
accessibl user-friendly, high available, and secure13device at any
information on
e
time and from any
India's35digital divide between rural and urban areas is closed by
the India
Project.
 LITERATURE REVIEW

Mehek Gulati, (2016). Digital India: Challenges & Opportunities, International journal of
management, information Technology and Engineering ISSN (P): 2348-0513, ISSN (E):
2454-471X.
The paper discusses challenges and opportunities of digital India in the country of India. The
Paper helps to understand and study the global46and domestic challenges that can block the
successful implementation digital India Programme. This paper highlights the
opportunities that will help to achieve the goal 5of Digital India and tries to explain concept
in a brief manner.
of digital
Neeru Gupta & Kawldeep Arora, (2015). Digital India- A roadmap for the development of
rural India, International journal of Business Management, ISSN No: 2349-3402 VOL. 2(2).
The Paper discusses how digital India will contribute1
3
India. This paper helps to understand1 the positive impact to the development
which of the of
digitalization rural
the sector
Indian
economy will have on the growth & development the r ural of India, also the paper
explains how digital India will help in empowerment of rural entrepreneurship in the country.

Aditya Sharma, (2015). Digital India- A new change in Indian economy, EPRA International
Journal of Economic and Business Review.e-ISSN:2347-9673, p-ISSN:2349-0187. The
Paper The vision of digital
focuses on explaining the broad overview 7of Digital concept.
is explained in this paper along with the major3 3pillars of digital India programme, it talks
about the different advantages of Digital India. The paper also explains the challenges which
this programme will suffer while implementing.
Jyoti Sharma (2016). Digital India and its impact on society, International Journal of
Research in humanities & Soc. Science. ISSN:(P)2347-5404 ISSN:(O)2320 771X. The
study of this
paper is done to understand the proposed 29impact of digital India in respect of
impact, soci Impact and impact. This paper also touches on various
initiatives taken under the 4
Digital India programme. The paper also tries to explain the
of digital
Rahul MidhaIndia. TheDigital
(2016). research paper
India: also &
Barriers talks about what
Remedies, is the vision
International and pillarsonofRecent
Conference
Indi
Innovations in science, Management, Education and Technology. ISBN:978-93-86171-04-7.
The research paper looks at the different obstacles that could stand in the way of the Digital
India effort and suggests ways to get around them. The breadth of Digital India was also
examined in this article. The paper also provides a quick overview of the program's
numerous aims to investigate use
pillars.47This study report electronic government services by all
Indian citizens.
 OBJECTIVES

● TO UNDERSTAND THE VISIONS OF DIGITAL

TOUNDERSTAND
● TO UNDERSTANDTHE
THEPILLARS
INITIATIVES OF DIGITAL
OF DIGITAL PROGRAMME.
● TOUNDERSTAND THE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF
INDI
 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

T current study will utilise a secondary data methodology to examine the Digital India
movement, including its importance, developing patterns, governmental endeavours, and
regulatory structure. Secondary data will be gathered from official websites, government
reports, academic journals, and credible publications, among other trustworthy sources. The
information will come from a wide range of sources, including academic journals, official
papers, statistical reports, and case studies pertaining to the Digital India project. In order to
analyse current research and pinpoint important themes, trends, obstacles, and possibilities
in the subject, a thorough evaluation of the literature will be carried out. While quantitative
analysis may use statistical tools to look for patterns and links in the data, qualitative
analysis methods, such as thematic analysis, will be used to extract insights from the
literature. The advancements and tactics of the Digital India movement will be assessed in
light of worldwide initiatives for digital transformation through the application of comparative
analysis. Throughout the research process, ethical concerns will be followed to guarantee
correct acknowledgment of sources and observance of copyright laws. The study's
conclusions will be synthesised, with recommendations for future research in the areas of
inclusive development and digital transformation as well as implications for policy and
practice.
 RESULT AND DISCUSSION

the
The aim of make hub for global connectivity. It
Digital India Programme is India
consists of a number of proposals and incentives made to businesses, mostly those in the
manufacturing sector, both domestic and foreign, to encourage investment in India and
position 2the country as a digital destination. is centred on job
The Digital India
creation and skill development. The campaign will facilitate our ability to connect with one
another by resolving connectivity issues. The aim of this project is to improve rural
connectivity 27in India. The overall programme improve skills and
objective of is
employment, both of which will raise GDP.
provi
 1.VISIONS OF DIGITAL INDIA

key objectives are

strengthe nation's economy create a
T
of Digital to n t a
digitally empowered society. The three main vision areas for the digital India8are as follows:

a) Digital for every citizen as core utility.

2
A common service centre, shared private space on a public cloud, safe and secure cyberspace,
9
high-speed internet access, a cradle-to-grave internet identity, a mobile phone, and a
14
accou are all goals of digital infrastructure as a utility.

b) Governance and of government on

Digital infrastructure as a utility aims to provide a common service centre, shared
space on a public cloud, safe and secure cyberspace, high-speed internet ac cess, privaa
cradle-to-grave internet identity, a mobile phone, and a bank account.

c) Digital Empowerment of citizens.

In order enable residents to use the digital platform, this plan will deliver1 2universal
users to engage with the new governance process, the government
literacy. To
are available in their native tongues. Technology, which is the main engine driving India's
economic expansion, will promote advancements in service delivery and governance.
2. PILLARS OF DIGITAL INDIA

The Digital India plan encompasses various Ministries and Departments of the Government,
much like an umbrella. In order for each concept to25be implemented as a component of
larger goal, the Digital Programme aims bring together a multitude of concepts and
thoughts into a comprehensive and singular vision. While each component is independent,
they are all a part of the bigger image. 41The Department of Electronics and Information
oversee general coordination for the government's implementation5of Digital
Technology
India.T goal Digita is give
the nine growth areas
pillars
o l Ind t —
Highways, Public Internet Access Programme, Universal Access to Mobile Connectivity,
,e-Governance:
eInformation Reforming Government through Technology for All, Electronics
Manufacturing, IT for Jobs, and Early Harvest Programmes— much-needed push they
need. Each of these programmes is intricate in and of itself and will include
several2Ministries
and Departments.
 1)Broadband Highways.

High-speed broadband coverage highways link 250,000 villages, universities, and other
2
governme agencies as part of the Digital India Programme. Furthermore, the National
Information Infrastructure (NII) will integrate nation's cloud and network to
offer several government departments high-speed access. Networks like the MeghRaj Cloud,
State Wide Area Network (SWAN), Government User Network (GUN), National Knowledge

Netwo (NKN), a National Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) are among these components.

2) Universal access to Mobile Connectivity.

In India now, the are over 55,619 without mobile service. A significant endeavour
is being done under the Digital India scheme to cover all of these Indian villages with a
mobile network.

3) Public Internet Access Programme.

Making Common Service Centres (CSCs)—roughly 250000 of them—operational at the

gramme Panchayat level in order to provide government services is the fundamental idea
behind this platform. Additionally, 116 50,000 post offices going to transformed in
are hubs.
multi-

4)E-governance: Reforming government through technology.

By using business process re-engineering, this programme will change and simplify
government procedures while increasing their automation and efficiency. Additionally, the
form will be simplified so that just the most essential data is gathered. In a similar vein,
application forms can be followed online to determine their status. In order to avoid
submitting physical documents to the office, online repositories for ID proofs, degrees, and
certificates of education will also be used.
 5)E Kranti - Electronic Delivery of Services.
t

focuses planning, e-healthcare, e-education, and other

This on the use of technology
service delivery.

6) Information for all.

This is to enable free and unrestricted access to internet government papers and information.
Through social media and online channels, there will be two-way communication between
the government and the populace. My Gov.in, a platform for citizen interaction in
governance, is the biggest success story. 28It was introduced on July 26, 2014, by
2
Minister Narendra as a way for the public to share thoughts and comments with the
governme
7) Electronics manufacturing.

The goal of initiative is use electronics manufacturing, with an emphasis on taxation,

skill development, economies of scale, government procurement, etc., to bring India's imports
of electronics down to zero by 2020.

8) IT for jobs.

By taking this step, youngsters will be able to obtain the necessary training and abilities 2to
employment in the industry Th part also emphasises establishment of BPOs
fi
.
facilitate the expansion of the IT industry.

9) Early harvest programmes

Early plans essentially comprise a limited range early projec that must be
pushup
completed in a condensed amount of time. This includes the government's electronic
greetings, the IT platform for messaging, Wi-Fi available in all universities, biometric
attendance tracking, and more.
 2
3. INITIATIVES OF DIGITAL INDIA

1) E-Pathshala: Transforming Learning through

The Ministry of Human Resource launched the E- campaign to

encourage "learning on go"
amo parents, instructors, and students. Students in grades 1
through 12 can get free access to NCERT books in both Hindi and English through this
scheme.

2) eBiz platform.

In order to give business organisations comprehensive government-to-business services

quickly, transparently, and with certainty,38the Department of Industrial Policy and
Promotion the T to
(DIPP) launched eBiz platform39as part of the Digital India initiative. goal is
single-window services, cut down on the number of points of contact between businesses and
government organisations, and lessen the stress associated with compliances.

3)My Gov platform

The Indian public can communicate thoughts and proposals to the Indian government using
my government platform. Through this programme, the Indian public provides the
government with suggestions, opinions, and ideas for new policies and programmes like
Swachh Bharat and Digital India Made in India, among others.

4) Jeevan Praman

Through this service, users can easily submit seniors' life certificates online as part of the
Jeevan Praman scheme. Pensioners and disbursing agencies can access these Life
Certificates, which are kept in the Life Certificate Repository.
5)Digital Locker System

DigiLocker is one of Digital India's main projects. The DigiLocker 2programme is aimed at
paperless governance, which is digital system f digital certificate a document issuing
and verification.Everyone who creates an account on Digital Locker receives cloud storage
space. This store is connected to the Aadhar (UIDAI) number of the corresponding account
holder to make things simple. Individuals who have registered with the Digital Locker system
have the ability to upload electronic copies of certificates and documents (such as driver's
licences, voter IDs, and school certificates) straight into the accounts associated with those
8
lockers. There are 39,64,008 registered users and 50,47,204 uploaded documents,
according
to the official website.

6) e-Sampark

Vernacular email service: Of the 10% of Indians who speak English as a first language, only
2% live in rural areas. Everyone else relies on their colloquial lingo. Email addresses can
only be generated in English at this time. The Government of India requested major email
service providers, such as Rediff and Gmail, to offer email addresses in regional vernacular
languages in order to link rural India with Digital India. The major email service providers
are proceeding with the same procedure and have showed encouraging signals. Under the
moniker "DATAMAIL," an Indian business called 32Data Xgen Technologies Pvt Ltd
has
introduced the first free linguistic account globally. It permits the creation of email
addresses in eight Indian languages and three other languages (English, Russian, Arabic, and
Chinese). Data Xgen Technologies will offer email services in 22 different languages
throughout that time.

6)BPO and job growth.

Indian
T governme intend launch BPO locations across several states. further
s to 28,0
to establish a common service centre, or at least one, in each of the state's gram panchayats.
 7) Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan.

a total budget
Wi of Rs 2,351.38 crore, the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta
programme of in India digital
Abhiy Digital India aims 6to make 6 crore rural
literate by March 2019. The Union Cabinet, led
by Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta or PMGDisha, as part of the4D3 igital
India This initiativ primar goal is cover at least one eligible member of every
y
rural household, or around 40% of them.
4. OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF DIGITAL INDIA

Opportunities.

1. The electronic delivery of government services will greatly increase public accountability.

2. The primary characteristic of our nation, the corruption system, will come to an end37as a
result of the Digital India

3. Because of
digit India, there would be less paperwork, saving trees and preserving the
environment.

4.The National Scholarship portal has been introduced as part the Digital
Programme, which will eliminate the need for students to go through the convoluted process
of submitting their applications, verifying them, sanctioning them, and then disbursing the
funds to the final recipient of government scholarships in India.

5. The Internet use of the village people would lead to a significant increase in knowledge
among India's rural populace.

6. Nearly every Indian resident would have a bank account23as a result of the Digital India
initiative.
Challenges.

1) population is diverse in terms of language, customs, laws, dietary preferences,

T of
and culture. The digital India initiative will bring about national integration. 14One of the
biggest to the India objective in the upcoming years will be the merging of
language and technology to finish this integration process.

2) Depending on the software and hardware used, different states in India use different
internet protocols, which increases the likelihood of connectivity issues and other hiccups.
Consequently, it is imperative to standardise all software protocols.

3) There are numerous government departments in India.The primary goal40of Digital India is
to transform nation into economy that is empowered by technology. This will not be a
simple undertaking, as appropriate coordination and cooperation across all government
ministries will be required. The reality of Digital India will not be achieved until these
departments collaborate effectively with one another.

4. Universal access to 8public internet is one of the main tenets of digital India. However, the
biggest challenges in India are illiteracy and poverty. The high prevalence of illiteracy in
India is a significant obstacle to the country's internet penetration.

5) In India Internet usage and cybercrime go hand in hand. The digital India initiative should
make sure that all papers posted online by citizens are properly authenticated and made
available to the appropriate person at the appropriate time. India needs to create privacy
regulations in order to prevent cybercrime.

6) The National Optical Fibre Network will be utilised, guaranteeing that broadband
coverage reaches every corner of the nation. Getting a broadband link over the entire nation is
no small feat.
 CONCLUSION

India's digital vision is vast. A significant step towards creating an empoweredcountry is

Digital India. If this initiative is effective, providing Indian residents with access to

multimedia information, content, and will undoubtedly change the country. There are
many prospects for the Digital India programme, however we must acknowledge that the
majority of the nine pillars are having difficulty being implemented, meaning that the
program's aim is still far off. To ensure that this programme is successful, it is imperative that
each and every pillar receive constant, concentrated attention. As Indian citizens, we really
should mentally get ready for this significant shift and be prepared to confront the difficulties
that come with putting this programmer into practise. Only then will the programmer's vision
be realised.Benefits of digitization include 36innovation, convenience of work, new
prospects, and economic growth. As a result, there is a decrease in tax evasion, the parallel
economy, and other problems and the system becomes more open. This leads us to the
conclusion that the new technology needs to be used that access to it the skill to
well,
and
utilise it successfully are prerequisites. India's transformation into a well-informed society
and information economy is a dream. India's development efforts are commendable. 4The
digital India initiative has big impact India to make sure that every citizen has the best
future imaginable, despite certain challenges. Indians and other people 5should work together
to develop the knowledge economy. drive to create a computerised India is a positive
step towards transforming India into a 21st-century nation driven by accessibility and
mechanical open doors. A well-enabled economy uses its capital and human resources more
effectively, which leads to much faster, more successful, and more proficient growth. With so
many people resources at its disposal, India can grow at a rate never seen before and overtake
established countries if its full potential is realised.
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● McKinsey & Company (2014). Fine & Falling Behind: Barriers to Internet Adoption.

● Common Services Centres https://csc.gov.in › digitalIndia

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