Assessment of Digital Implementation in India and Challenges

Jitendra Singh
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Jitendra Singh: Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India

International Journal of Digital Literacy and Digital Competence (IJDLDC), 2019, vol. 10, issue 2, 37-53

Abstract: The Digital India program is envisioned to transform the way business is carried out and how the government services are delivered. Under this programme, government offices to maintain, publish, and store records in a digital form. It is believed that promoting digital India will lead to an ease of information access, at the same time a swiftness in government function. This work argues with the help of secondary data collected from internet. Progress and gaps in the initial investment planning and the one covered is presented. Based on the data gathered, present implementation of this programme is deeply assessed, and wherever gaps exist are highlighted. In addition, challenges to various pillars of Digital India are explored. Finally, this work suggested methods to address the identified challenges in order to achieve the effective implementation of this scheme.

Date: 2019
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