Digital India

Millions Waiting One Month After States Promised Cash To Construction Workers

This inability to deliver prompt and timely relief is worrying as state governments are considering extending restrictions on work and movement well beyond 3 May.
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CAA Protests: ‘Apolitical’ Techies Are Risking Jobs To Turn Up

Despite violent police action and company rules, many tech workers are showing up to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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The Erstwhile Maharani Of Patiala Got An Anonymous Phone Call. Then She Lost Rs 23 Lakh

What happened to Congress MP Preneet Kaur really exposes the grim state of Digital India.
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'Govt Revising Or Suppressing Uncomfortable Data': 108 Economists, Social Scientists Raise Concern

The experts have appealed to all professional economists, statisticians and researchers to come together to raise their voice against the tendency “to suppress uncomfortable data”.
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India Has Big Data; But Poor Data Quality Hurts Real Development

Having a policy strategy specifically drawn out for big data would define the regulatory and contractual aspects of each type of data which would enlarge the scope of data use.
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How Many Modis Does It Take To Teach A Villager To Use A Smartphone?

Rampant fraud has scuttled the PMGDISHA rural digital literacy scheme.
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