FORMAL REPORT FORMAT

(FRONT MATTER)

DIGITAL INDIA INITIATIVE

WILL MAKE INDIA A
TECHNOLOGY ENABLED
NATION

SUBMITTED TO- Dr. (Ms.) SUMITRA SINGH

SUBMITTED BY-: AAYUSHI SINGH

ENROLLMENT NO.- A3211120249
SECTION D
BA LLB (Hons.)
 SUBMITTED ON-: 29th December 2020
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PREFACE
This report aims to study the impact of the Digital India Initiative in
making India a technology abled nation. The use of technology in
daily lives, latest trends in technology. India’s

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is not possible to prepare a project report without the assistance and
encouragement of other people. This is certainly no exception. Many people are
responsible for the success of this project without whose mention this project
remains incomplete. I am THANKFUL for their guidance, ideas and invaluable
time.

I would first of all like to THANK DR. (Ms.) SUMITRA SINGH for her
assistance throughout the project report.

Next I would like to THANK the Faculty of English for their guidance and in
forming the layout of our projects.

Next I would like to THANK AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA (UP) for

providing us the platform to showcase our talent.

Last but not the least I would like to THANK my Parents, Friends and
Batchmates for their constant support without which this project report would
not have been a success.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 LIST OF ILLUSTRATION…………………….1
 .ABSTRACT……………………………………..2

1. .DIGITAL INDIA………………………………….4
 AIM & OBJECTIVES
 CHALLENGES
 FUTURE GOALS

2. LATEST TRENDS IN
TECHNOLOGY………………………………8
 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
 VIRTUAL REALITY (VR)
 ETHERNET
3. GOVERNMENT’S ROLE IN TECHNOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT OF
INDIA………………………………………..12
 E- CABINET ( Andhra pradesh government)
 E- PRAGATI
 E- PANTA
 LOAN CHARGE

4. STATISTICS………………………………….15
 LATEST REPORTS/DATA RELEASED BY THE GOVERNMENT

5. COMPARISON OF INDIA & OTHER SOUTH ASIAN

NATIONS…………………….18

6. THE ROLE OF SCHOOLS & HIGHER EDUCATIONAL

INSTITUTES IN DIGITIZING
INDIA………………………..19
  CONCLUSION……………………………….20

 BIBLIOGRAPHY…………………………..21

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
( *If Illustrations not included then name of the books or journals can be
included)
Serial No. Illustrations/Figures Page no.
1. Fig. 1.1 4
2. Graph representing 15
India’s technology
development
3. Comparing India & 18
other south Asian
Nations

ABSTRACT
The report aims to study the Digital India Initiative launched by the present
government in the year 2015 with an aim to make India a technological hub of
Asia and the World. It focuses on the impact the Digital India initiative has had
on India and its Role in making India a technology enabled nation. The contents
of the report focuses on the development of technology in India in the last 5
years i.e. after the launch of the campaign. The idea behind this campaign and
how it focusses to make India a technology driven nation is also discussed.
Then latest trends in technology like AI, Virtual Reality, Ethernet etc. w.r.t to
India is one of the main focus of the report. Then through various reports and
data available the author has compared the development of modern technology
in India and other South Asian Developing Nations. The report also focusses on
the future of technology driven projects in India & the path to becoming a
technology hub for the entire World.

(MAIN BODY)

INTRODUCTION
The Digital India Campaign launched by our honourable Prime Minister in the
year 2015 with the main aim of making India a technological superpower. The
campaign focuses on developing India as a technological hub. The initiative’s
main focus is to provide internet connectivity to every citizen. Encourage
people to make online transactions which would lead to a less cash economy.
Then the impact of latest technological trends (like AI, VR, Ethernet etc) in
India. The role of the Government Agencies in making India technology
driven in which E-Pragati (an initiative by the Andhra Pradesh Government), E-
Panta & Loan Charge are some of the leading examples. The comparison of
status of technology driven development in other South Asian Nations with
India. Then there is a crucial role played by students, academicians, young
scientists the government has set up Atal Labs in various schools to develop the
innovative instinct in students. The NEP focusses on research and innovating
new technologies giving a platform to younger minds.

(DISCUSSION/CHAPTERIZATION)

1.DIGITAL INDIA
 AIMS & OBJECTIVES
CHALLENGES
FUTURE GOALS

2.LATEST TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
VIRTUAL REALITY (VR)
ETHERNET

3.GOVERNMENT’S ROLE IN TECHNOLOGICAL

DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA
E- CABINET ( Andhra pradesh government)
E- PRAGATI
E- PANTA
LOAN CHARGE

4.STATISTICS
LATEST REPORTS RELEASED BY THE GOVERNMENT

5.COMPARISON OF INDIA & OTHER SOUTH ASIAN

NATIONS
CHINA & INDIA
TAIWAN & INDIA
6.THE ROLE OF SCHOOLS & HIGHER EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTES IN DIGITIZING INDIA
ATAL LABS IN SCHOOLS
NEP 2020 FOCUS ON RESEARCH & SKILL DEVELOPMENT

CONCLUSION
This campaign has gained support from various other countries like- South
Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, US, The UK, Uzbekistan, Malaysia, Canada, Japan
and Australia. Top CEOs from other countries and India have given a word to
invest ₹224.5 lakh crore towards the programme.
The investment will be used for providing internet services and for making
smart phones at an affordable price. This will help in reducing the cost of
importing all these products from the abroad and will generate a good amount
of jobs in India. Digital India has also been helpful in increasing the progress of
Indian Railways by being influential in the promotion of the interests of Indian
Railways.
Digital India’s imapct can be seen by the increased number of internet
subscribers in India (500 million till April 2017) and it is increasing day by day.

COMMENDATIONS

(BACK MATTER)

LIST OF PREFERENCES
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
 Latest government reports/statistics
 Tech Magazines
 Journals
 Articles

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