Digital India: Challenges, Solutions and its Impact on Society
Journal Title: International Journal of Environment, Ecology, Family and Urban Studies (IJEEFUS) - Year 2019, Vol 9, Issue 2
Abstract
A programme that focuses on bringing about a transformation by putting together Indian talent and Information Technology together to form a better India in the future, and a vision to transform the country into a well empowered digital community and an economy with a plethora of knowledge was accomplished by the Government of India. The government of India came with a flagship programme namely "Digital India". Under this campaign, electronic services are being strengthened by reducing paperwork. This has turned out to be a fruitful transformation technique to take off the weight of investing time over paperwork and devoting man labor in various fields, which is effective as well as efficient. Mr. Narendra Modi, the active prime minister of India, played a crucial role in furnishing this campaign. Facilitation of E-governance being the aim by providing better e-services, boosting youth to reduce paperwork and time savage. The major idea of connecting people residing in rural areas or remote areas with urban technology was considered to be a myth. It is now success and the fulltime utilization is being minimized by providing high-speed internet services to villagers through their required work, that would be done in a single click without traveling to urban offices. Portals like M Kisan portal are serving farmers with great information regarding their crop yield, weather conditions and upgrading them with upcoming diseases are unable to fill the voids due to reduced literacy rate in India. Making India secure in terms of cyber is the major challenge faced nowadays.
Authors and Affiliations
Neena Jindal, Kritika Thakur, Tania Sharma
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