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

in places where poor education infrastructure is present ii Swayam MOOC platform iii Upgrading classrooms using digital boards and computers in colleges had led to better student retention iv Upgraded Curriculum and better teacher access that is aligned with industry demand v edX courses from MIT professors Challenges present: i Limited spending capability - India currently spending 3% on education (3%of GDP). Higher investment in education - 6% of GDP needed for comprehensive digital revolution ii No universal access to internet & smart phones iii Girl children denied smart phone - Digital aperheid

ii Limited government capability in upgrading digital infrastructure iv Limited focus on emerging technologies like ChatGPT, AI and IoT Measures needed: i Public private partnership to leverage the advanced technology and boot funding ii Teacher training to enhance their capability iii Peer learning should be encouraged even when digital interventions take over iv Access to digital solutions must be of low cost and without barriers Digital interventions are not panacea for poor educational infrastructure. But they can be a step ahead to boost our educational sector.