Digital Divide in India
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India is still yet to be connected properly, still many basic amenities are not there for everyone, and Urban and rural are totally disconnected interms of technology and communication purpose, if at all, new technologies of information and communication could increase social equity and strengthen cultural diversity, how will that happen, and how can we bridge this Digital divide which is there in India.
So. let us discuss everything about the digital divide and how we can bridge this so that we can be a much stronger force to reckon with.
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BY CREATING PROPER AWARENESS
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mallikarjuna
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ther is a need to eradicate the so calledness which creeps on the mind of the urban or people with privilages and higher degrees
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mallikarjuna
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"educate"
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educating the people with the updated trends in the technology and making the people use the technology even for administration
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Ideate: "How can we bridge the Digital divide in India?" deleted from your view.
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Pramod P. Kaimal
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No doubt there is a divide in india on digital Media usage; especially between village and metro usage. But when india grows to be BHARATH the media should be ready to be used by ONE and ALL, so that before a law/bill in passed the POPULATION...
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Pramod P. Kaimal
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Democracy is TOTAL participation. With Digital Divide a totality is MISSED; we need 100% digital literacy when we lack even in Basic Literacy. Democracy no doubt will be TOTAL only with DIGITAL MEANS BUT with current state of affairs ??
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Dilip Kumar Pandey
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Thanks for your referral Swapana,I am agree with you that the digital media can help and helping in building a better democracy by spreading awareness....accessing details and spreading information about the happenings/corruption/policies/after-e...
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Debate: "Will digital media help in building better democracy in India?" deleted from your view.
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Neelam Mishra
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I think bridging the digital divide alone will not give them equal opportunity, and help them compete with the urban counterparts. This is just a tool but educating them how to utilize it, matters. So the rural people, should also get the same...
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Amit Solanki
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thats great idea. we can't forget the rural people due to digital world . we should need to help them, to come forword. nice thinking
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periphrasis
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girija
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The lower income group does not have discretionary money to spend on cyber–cafes or to get Internet connectivity on their own to access digital information.
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kusum gaur
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in india still people far bhind for this medium of communication
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Ideate: "What are the challenges in bridging the digital divide in India?" deleted from your view.
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Nilesh Jain
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NO! Can mobile phone replace the basic bread (food) for poor Indians, leaving BPL? So how is it going to affect? Are these deprived group of people and there status, annual income are part of calculations of GDP? I don't think so. Sell of...
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Kaushik Kumar Borah
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There is no doubt of it ,that today if there is any massive R D going on-then it is the innovative mobile phones.These devices have splurged out whole lot of novel and useful features right from identifying fake currency to multi remote...
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Vivek Ravichandran
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As mentioned by friends, mobile phones alone cannot bridge the digital divide in India. It can be used as the medium to educate and create awareness among the rural people, regarding the upcoming digital revolution. Unless the digital world is...
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An article written by Dr KV Joseph that was published in the Mathrubumi daily a couple of days back intended to bring light on the ongoing economic status of Kerala as well as its economic future. It was intriguing to read his observation that despite the service sectors of the state not growing in its production sector, and 20 per cent of the total revenue of the state flowing in through the banks of the NRIs, there has been no desistance in the massive spending habit of the people of the state, which has in its turn, helped in the upsurge of the consumer service sector, making the state predominantly a consumer state. Come what ever way the politicians of the day strive to euphemise this ...
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S. Muralidharan
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Its good to see light in the tunnel! Whatever imagined and said should be converted into action. Broadband Kiosks are okay and charging Rs.5/- per hour for browsing is also welcome, but what about the power scenario in all these Panchayats. Do...
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Gavaz Kanjiramnilkkunnathil
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Good observation, but I think the peoples' interest can help it go places. Let us hope for the best Mr Muraleedharan.
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Anil Batta
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When the basic amenities are still a mirage, majority has same status except 100 has replaced 10. we must come forward to settle the issue straight.
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