Digital India is a campaign launched by the government of India on 1st July 2015 at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Delhi, in the presence of various top industrialists. It aims to make India a better-governed place in the world. This project has been approved (worth Rs 1 lakh crore) by the prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, and is expected to be completed by 2019. The success of this program would be the dream comes true of Narendra Modi of serving the Indian people with e-governance. It is to facilitate Indian citizens with electronic government services to reduce paperwork, improve work efficiency and save time.

This plan will ensure the growth and development in India, especially in the rural areas, by connecting rural regions and remote villages with high-speed internet services. The overall project monitoring will be under the Prime Minister himself. Citizens of digital India may improve their knowledge and skill level after getting covered under the umbrella of the internet.

It is an ambitious project that will benefit everyone, especially villagers who travel long distances and waste time and money doing paper works for various reasons. It is the most effective version (with nine pillars: broadband highways, public Internet access program, mobile connectivity everywhere, e-Kranti, e-Governance, information for all, IT for jobs, early harvest programs, and electronics manufacturing) of the already existing National e-Governance Plan.