Speech how digitalisation is effecting India
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India as a nation is one of the influential government and political body in the world. Giving tough competition to developed countries and global markets. Yet, are few steps back when it comes to digitalization. So, the present government is keen on developing India and taking it to the next level. To fulfil this dream, MODI has announced Digitalization of India. As an ultimate panacea to emerge as the
Radius of Digitalization of India
Radius of Digitalization of India is a core concept of the developmental aspects. Though the initiative has great impact, the path doesn’t seem to be a cakewalk. Despite of a population of 125 crores, only 30 crore people have access to smartphones. Only very few of the rest 90 crore people have access to digital world.
Unlike rural areas, large percentage of urban areas have high access to digital world. Rural areas fall short both in access and understanding of the digital world. Government is launching various policies and programmes with digital access.
Yet, in doing it is quite hard to for Digitalization of India to the extent we imagine. In 2013, India stood at 68th position in readiness digitised market. Currently we stand at 91st position. These statistics prove our mission of digitalization is not going as per our planned.
Amidst these conditions, the government has to step up and further steps. Most of the citizens are unaware of the Government policies and programmes of digitalization.
To note a few:
Soil health card for farmersSMS based mid-day meal app for government schoolse-Pathshala for studentsNirbhaya app for safety of women
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Though these are one of the significant steps of the government, not many are aware of these apps. The awareness of these apps in the society is very low.
Promoting and providing easy and affordable access to the digital world would one of the best.
The changes that have and are to come
To change that scenario, the current government bodies are focusing on providing digital access to the rural people. In doing so, Digitalization of India would be much easier to achieve. The success lies in passing digital vibes to the grass root levels. For which the citizens and the government must work hand in hand.
Radius of Digitalization of India
Radius of Digitalization of India is a core concept of the developmental aspects. Though the initiative has great impact, the path doesn’t seem to be a cakewalk. Despite of a population of 125 crores, only 30 crore people have access to smartphones. Only very few of the rest 90 crore people have access to digital world.
Unlike rural areas, large percentage of urban areas have high access to digital world. Rural areas fall short both in access and understanding of the digital world. Government is launching various policies and programmes with digital access.
Yet, in doing it is quite hard to for Digitalization of India to the extent we imagine. In 2013, India stood at 68th position in readiness digitised market. Currently we stand at 91st position. These statistics prove our mission of digitalization is not going as per our planned.
Amidst these conditions, the government has to step up and further steps. Most of the citizens are unaware of the Government policies and programmes of digitalization.
To note a few:
Soil health card for farmersSMS based mid-day meal app for government schoolse-Pathshala for studentsNirbhaya app for safety of women
READ Post-modern art portraying truth in bold ways
Though these are one of the significant steps of the government, not many are aware of these apps. The awareness of these apps in the society is very low.
Promoting and providing easy and affordable access to the digital world would one of the best.
The changes that have and are to come
To change that scenario, the current government bodies are focusing on providing digital access to the rural people. In doing so, Digitalization of India would be much easier to achieve. The success lies in passing digital vibes to the grass root levels. For which the citizens and the government must work hand in hand.
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