Presentation of three

practical activities

VANI AGGARWAL
23/1612
ANIKA GUPTA 23/0404
1. Identify few people of different age groups among family members,

SURVEY ON
domestic help, neighborhood etc. Find out digital literacy among these
groups. For example Usage of Smart phones, Internet, computer
systems, and awareness of accessing an app.

DIGITAL
LITERACY
AGE GROUP
GENDER
CURRENT PROFILE
DO YOU HAVE AN EMAIL ACCOUNT?
WHICH DEVICE DO YOU REGULARLY USE?
ARE YOU COMFORTABLE USING VARIOUS APPS ON YOUR
DEVICE?
ARE YOU AWARE OF PRIVACY AND SECURITY CONCERNS USING
INTERNET?
HAVE YOU TAKEN ONLINE HEALTH CONSULTATION?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU BACKUP YOUR IMPORTANT DATA?
HOW DO YOU KEEP YOURSELF AWARE OF LATEST
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT?
PREFERRED SOURCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
FREQUENTLY USED SHOPPING APPS
PREFERRED SOURCE OF DIGITAL PAYMENT
SITE USED AS A SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE
II. REPORT EXPLANATION OF 9 DIGITAL PILLARS IN CONTEXT
OF ANY GENUINE ISSUES RELATED TO SOCIAL OR TECHNICAL
INFRASTRUCTURES.

NINE PILLAR OF DIGITAL

 Digital India Mission was launched in 2015 with a vision by the government of India to transform the country into a digitally empowered society and
knowledge economy . This vision aims to bridge the digital divide between rural and urban population and enable access to essential government services,
education, healthcare and financial inclusion through the power of technology.
 There are 9 pillars of digital India initiative for overcoming the digital divide, promote the digital literacy, enhance the cyber security, facilitate the
communication process has been discussed.
1. 1. Broadband highways
2. 2. Universal access to mobile connectivity
3. 3. Public internet access program
4. 4. E governance and e services
5. 5. Information for all
6. 6. Electronics manufacturing
7. 7. IT jobs
8. 8. Early harvest program
9. 9. Digitally empowered citizens
INFORMATION FOR ALL
 The "Information for All" initiative is one
of the nine pillars of Digital India, aimed at
ensuring universal access to information
and bridging the digital divide across India.
This pillar focuses on providing citizens
with access to government services,
information, and resources through digital
means. It encompasses various programs
and strategies to promote digital literacy,
enhance connectivity, and facilitate easy
access to information for all citizens,
especially those in remote and rural areas.
 KEY COMPONENTS OF INFORMATION FOR ALL

 Key components of the Information for All pillar include:

●Digital Literacy: Promoting digital literacy among citizens to empower them with the necessary skills to effectively use
digital technologies and access online information and services.
●Digital Infrastructure: Building robust digital infrastructure, including high-speed internet connectivity and digital access
points, to ensure widespread access to information and services across the country.
●Government Portals and Apps: Developing user-friendly government portals and mobile applications to provide easy
access to government services, information, and resources online.
●Open Government Data: Promoting transparency and accountability by making government data available to the public
in open and machine-readable formats, enabling citizens to access and utilize government information for various
purposes.
●Cybersecurity and Privacy: Implementing measures to enhance cybersecurity and protect citizens' privacy and data
security in the digital realm, thereby fostering trust and confidence in digital technologies.
●Collaboration and Partnerships: Foster collaboration and partnerships between government, industry, academia, and
civil society to drive the Information for All agenda and leverage synergies for greater impact.
 DISADVANTAGE OF INFORMATION FOR ALL

 While the "Information for All" pillar of Digital India has numerous advantages in promoting digital inclusion
and access to information, It also presents some Potential Disadvantages:
■Technological Barriers: Despite efforts to bridge the digital divide, disparities in access to technology and
infrastructure may persist, particularly in remote and rural areas. This can exacerbate existing inequalities, leaving
certain segments of the population behind.
■Digital Illiteracy: Despite initiatives to promote digital literacy, a significant portion of the population may still lack
the necessary skills to effectively navigate digital platforms and access online information and services. This can
hinder their ability to fully benefit from digital initiatives and participate in the digital economy.
■Privacy and Security Concerns: Increased digitization and reliance on digital platforms raise concerns about data
privacy and cybersecurity. Citizens' personal information may be at risk of being compromised or misused, leading
to identity theft, fraud, or other cybercrimes.
■Dependency on Technology: As society becomes increasingly reliant on digital technologies, there is a risk of
dependency and overreliance on these platforms for essential services and information. This dependency can leave
individuals vulnerable to disruptions such as cyberattacks, technological failures, or internet outages.
 IMPACT OF INFORMATION FOR ALL

 The "Information for All" pillar of Digital India has had Several Significant Impacts:

○Increased Access to Information: Digital initiatives have expanded access to information for citizens across the
country, particularly in remote and rural areas where traditional means of information dissemination may be limited.
This increased access empowers citizens with knowledge and resources to make informed decisions and participate
more actively in civic and economic activities.
○Improved Service Delivery: The digitization of government services has led to more efficient and transparent service
delivery processes. Citizens can now access a wide range of government services online, reducing bureaucratic
hurdles and improving the overall user experience. This has resulted in greater convenience and satisfaction among
citizens.
○Digital Literacy and Skill Development: Efforts to promote digital literacy and skill development have equipped
millions of citizens with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world effectively. This has not only
enhanced their employability but also fostered entrepreneurship and innovation, contributing to economic growth
and development.
○Economic Growth and Digital Economy: The digitization of various sectors, such as finance, agriculture, healthcare,
and education, has stimulated economic growth and innovation. Digital platforms and marketplaces have created
new opportunities for businesses to reach customers and expand their operations, leading to job creation and
economic prosperity.
III. ACCESS YOUR DIGI LOCKER ACCOUNT. FETCH AND USE ANY THREE
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS FROM THE DIGI LOCKER SUCH AS CLASS 10TH
CERTIFICATE, 12TH CERTIFICATE, AADHAAR CARD, DRIVING LICENSE AND

IMPORTANT
VACCINATION CERTIFICATE ETC.

DOCUMENTS IN
DIGI LOCKER