Digital India: Whom Does it Benefit?

In my opinion, digital India is benefiting only a limited share of the country. The reason why I am saying this is because if you see the current scenario of the rural area then I would say only 20 to 30 % people properly use internet service and very few of them are actually aware of new trends in digital world such as Different APP, SOFTWARE, GAMES, IOT, CLOUD, etc. So if we go by numbers then 70 % of Indian citizens live in rural area that means only 30 % of Indians benefiting from Digital India.

Digital India, a fancy name introduced by PM. There are many benefits for people as it has eased processes which were lengthy in offices. With the involvement of high-speed internet data, people are shifting towards smartphones which have enabled the government to implement it's thinking of digital India. We can look up to some examples like digital transactions (PAYTM, UPI) there has been a tenfold increase in the numbers within last 4 years which surely reduced rush into the banks. Some other examples I can list are digital land acquirement, an online progress report of judicial actions, consumer bills for electricity, water etc. And many others which I cannot list out here.

At last, I conclude that digital India not only benefiting the country's population but also contributing to the economic growth through several ways.

We are the people who are benefitted from the Digital India. It benefits all the three sectors of economy.

1. With Digital India, now getting education is very easy from different professors around the globe by just tapping fingers on keypad.

2. It acts like a bridge between rural people and urban ones by providing them all the information about each other.

3. It also enhances the power of media so that it can be in reach of everyone in the country and no one has to wait for information to come.

4. Digitalising India is responsible for growth in employment, reducing corruption.

Last but not the least I want to add that there are uncountable benefits of digital India for those who want to get benefitted from it otherwise no govt nor any person can persuade you.

Thank you.

India is growing digital. But in India approx 10% population using computers. And 20% smartphones.

Digital India is for 21-century generation and for those who understand and want to adopt new changes.

I think in today's scenario India needs both Analogue as well as digital. Digital can't work without analogue.

My opinion on this topic is that. Digital India is benefiting to all type of people whether it'would be rural, urban, entrepreneur, working women or youths all. Because the huge number of people are highly dependent on the internet. While the main idea behind of this was to connect to the rural people plus making it to the cashless which totally safe & secure to people. And its also makingg a huge benefiting to the government and banks. Because on every transaction they charged. So. It's a quit good idea. Making India a digitial.

Digital India is a good platform where we can comapare each and every views, and more literate about new invention or new techniques, its provide a better conectivity between peoples so rural people can go in city for work without any issue, its provide a better monitoring of all department in case of this this will leads to good transparency in government system. This will leads to increases in literacy rate, women empowerment, economy, I think a good developing country needs a good digital system without this we can not run our country with smoothly and comfortably. Thanks.

Regards to all.

I think Digital India is a big leap towards a secured economy and towards the development of our nation. Now of course, it does have its own soft spot, like it is not yet properly implemented in rural areas. Rural people aren't still benefited to the full extent, But training and education can solve this problem in no time. It will just take a little effort from government and us as individuals. Yet the fact remains that we cannot ignore the numerous benefits that Digital India has got to this nation.

Digital India a screnaio which we image as the everything on net quick and steady. There are many advantages of digital India as it will create employment; increase in literacy rate ; increase in the economy ; transparency in goverment functioning; decrease in corruption; quick judgement in the law sector and increase in women empowerment as the online business may be promoted by women; but for a digital India we need to have a system where such things can be established. Today no doubt one third population of India have mobile phone and of which 75% have internet. But what about the remaining people. People of old age and ancient time are not capable to handle the mobile system and anroid phone how the goverment will train them? net neturality proposal is rejected by major net providers at such case will it be able for the people to use the net at the rate the company is provided there may also be problem of network or no range in many areas at that time people may suffer some loss. Thus before the proposal of digital India a need for net neutrality and a goverment net connection accesible to all is needed.

Hi Everyone,

Digital India is a great step towards the development of our nation. Through digital India connectivity has been increased in urban and as well as in rural areas. People from rural areas have started to use technology that is a big change in their living style. Day by day use of the internet and technologies is increasing, because of that communication is becoming easier especially in rural areas.

Definitely, it gives benefit to us. 4-5 years ago we were going to the bank for transfer of money, for getting transaction details, to check available balance etc. We were wasting our important hours of work in standing in a queue. India has the majority of peoples who is going on work so by using benefits of digitalization time can be saved. But the main backbone of digital India is education because without proper information of services we can loss our valuable credits.