Launched in 2015, Digital India aimed to transform the country into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. Ten years later, PM Narendra Modi revealed some powerful outcomes:

Key Milestones:

• 50 Lakh+ Government Services Delivered Digitally
  Services like PAN cards, passports, and pensions are now available online, reducing corruption and delays.

• UMANG App with 1,700+ Services
  Unified platform for accessing services from multiple departments through one app.

• 1,00,000+ Gram Panchayats Connected via BharatNet
  High-speed internet has reached rural India, enabling e-learning, telemedicine, and more.

• IndiaStack’s Global Recognition
  Aadhaar, UPI, and DigiLocker have made India a leader in digital public infrastructure.

• Digital Transactions Booming
  UPI crossed 10 billion monthly transactions, making India the fastest-growing digital payments market.

• Over 15 Lakh CSCs (Common Service Centres)
  These digital hubs empower villages with banking, e-governance, and more.

The impact? India has moved from being a tech consumer to a digital creator. From rural innovation to urban fintech revolutions, Digital India has laid the foundation for inclusive growth.