Summary:

As he celebrated the 11th anniversary of the Digital India initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi referred to it as the cornerstone of an advanced and independent India. Since its July 1, 2015 launch, the program has enhanced governance by increasing the accessibility, efficiency, and transparency of public services. Digital payments, Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT), and digital platforms for public services, healthcare, education, and agriculture have improved day-to-day living. By assisting businesses and startups, particularly in smaller cities and villages, Digital India has also fostered innovation. The initiative, which is based on nine fundamental pillars, has improved India's digital economy. Digital India continues to propel innovation, economic growth, and inclusive development with UPI at the forefront of global real-time payments and developments in AI, semiconductors, and quantum computing.

Source: IBEF

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