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Digital 2.0: Access to mobiles up, but not empowerment

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MANASH PRATIM GOHAIN
Digital 2.0: Access to mobiles up, but not empowerment
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A report by the National Council of Applied Economic Research highlights that while mobile phone ownership in India is nearly universal, meaningful digital inclusion remains low. The study notes that few individuals use the internet for education, government services, or employment, suggesting a persistent digital divide.

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It underscores that infrastructure expansion alone does not guarantee economic empowerment, signaling a need for policy shifts toward digital literacy and utility.

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