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Former Union Minister Rajiv Chandrasekhar said that during the last 10 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration, more than 120 crore Indians have acquired digital identity.
London: Former Union minister Rajiv Chandrasekhar has said that more than 120 crore Indians have acquired a digital identity during the last 10 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s regime.
Speaking at a global event titled ‘Britain’s future in a changing world’ organized in London, Rajiv revealed India’s rapid progress in the digital field in the last 10 years and the future goals.
‘Digitalization is like a foundation for a country. Currently more than 120 crore Indians in India have a digital identity. Before 2014, it was repeatedly heard that the facilities of democracy were not reaching the people directly. But all that has changed through digitalisation,’ he said.
A new wind of transformation will come in the next few years in the field of technology. “It will play a big role in global trade and agreements,” he said.
Appreciation for Rajiv: Meanwhile, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair praised Rajiv Chandrasekhar. Rajeev Chandrasekhar expressed his appreciation for the commitment and steps taken by him in increasing digitization literacy in India.