Evaluate the efficacy of digital interventions in transforming the educational infrastructure of the country.

Education's poised to a transformational growth through digital intervention of the 21st century for growth of semite population.

Digital interventions transforming the educational infrastructure

Primary level & secondary:

By Remote education through satellite based delivery eg: IUSSAT of 1500.

By Enhanced quality of learning

eg: Smart pads, Lens in classrooms, video lectures etc.

By Addressing gaps in learning

eg: Application of AI/ML in measuring student progress, making customised learning possible

Higher education:

By National digital knowledge library, connecting institutions for practical & innovative learning

By Mooc course, swayam platform, NPTEL online

By quality education in all classrooms

By Improving infrastructure in universities for innovation & growth of higher education through tied inviting polling.

eg: Access to software like Cortance other tools

Limitation in digital interventions transforming education infrastructure:

eg: only 22% of girls own smartphones for learning & we internet.

eg: <1.1% gap spent in education.

eg: Female learners participation is limited 25%

eg: long focal relationships due to internet & smartphones, cyber abuse on women

Addressing gaps in digital infrastructure and effective coordination among all the stakeholders will transform the education sector and achieve SDG4 (quality education) & SDGA (gender equality) and make India a knowledge hub for the world.

Aging population, across the world is causing multitude of challenges with India as no exception as it is expected that 16.7% of population by 2050 will be elderly.

Challenges faced by elderlies in India:

By Govt pocket expenditure are high

Lack of insurance coverage

Poor spending by govt (4.5,1.9 HDP)

Mainstreaming the paradigm for geriatric case:

By effective implementation of maintenance act for oldage, thus shielding them from neglect labels.

By increase in insurance cover eg: PM Vaya Vendana Ujjana

By increase in geriatric care through spending building health infrastructure.

By connect with civil society/ NGOs for lost mile search.

eg: funding to oldage homes

By Silver economy, trusts on oldage people.

By Active passage of NGO/ civil society catering to the need of oldage:

eg: DARPLAN portal linkage

By Empowerment & cater to geriatric care:

eg: Developing hearing aids, health monitoring devices

By Awareness creation in society, at family level to provide oldage people their due respect&place.

By Opportunities for oldage people to work, thus enhance their quality of life.

Improved geriatric care is crucial to achieving a life with dignity which is fundamentally under Art 21 of the constitution and it is high time that it is mainstreamed for either.

Transforming civil services for welfare & spirit of constitution through:

Ref: Launch entry for competition, innovation

Cytale based towards role based

By inbuilt checks, RTI, Social audit etc

By good PM recommendation

Civil servants should be politically neutral, non-partisan neutral.

Citizen-centric, role based civil services

With focus on efficiency and equity is crucial

To achieve developed country status by loyal