At the 8th edition of India Mobile Congress during the International Telecommunication Union – World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (ITU-WTSA) 2024, telecom industry leaders on Tuesday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s bold vision for Digital India.
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From farmers to fishers to herders, digital technologies are increasingly relied upon to help transform and enhance livelihoods for hundreds of millions of people each day.
The Minister stated that the brief details of major Digital India initiatives, inter-alia, are at Annexure.
"The industry requires long overdue support to maintain its current 3+1 industry structure and allow players to earn a respectable return on their investments," Mittal said.
The Prime Minister was interacting with beneficiaries on the completion of six years of the Digital India scheme and noted how much the Digital India campaign helped the country during the Covid period.
The portal (https://echhawani.gov.in/) has been created to provide online civic services to over 20 lakh residents of 62 Cantonment Boards across the country.
