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Digital India: How to make it a success in the Indian context?

Digital India: How to make it a success in the Indian context?







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On July 1, 2015, in an inaugural speech PM of India along with some key dignitaries from a range of sectors like Information Technology, Telecom Industry etc. emphasised on 'Digitally Empowered India' and 'India Tomorrow'. The outcome of that summit focused on digital infrastructure, digital connectivity and digital awareness.



Although such an initiative backed by budgetary support is laudable, implementation is the key huddle considering the complexity of technological awareness and seamless connectivity in remote areas. 



Indians are always adaptable to new technologies but to address complexities a complete roadmap is necessary. Homegrown reliable technologies can be best suited for infrastructure development where data protection and privacy is given key importance. To attain that huge sum of private investment is necessary to overhaul existing system, which is incompetent to accommodate the huge population in digital space. Projects like 'BharatNet' should be given the top priority if high-speed internet connection is to be served in remote areas. But the most challenging aspect of this initiative is educating the masses as a large section of the society is still illiterate and there is a fear that they may be deprived in the next wave of development powered by artificial intelligence, internet and gadgets. 



Digital India is a commendable program considering the pool of talent this country has, but to channelise that only enthusiasm will not be enough. Time-based infrastructure development and a targeted solution can only transform the pen and paper-based society into a smart and innovative India. 



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