Explanation:

A 'Digital Locker system' has also been envisaged to serve as a platform to enable citizens to securely share their documents with service providers who can directly access them electronically. 'eSign' framework has been released, which would allow citizens to digitally sign a document online using Aadhaar authentication. National Scholarship Portal provides a centralized platform for application and disbursement of scholarship to students. Initiatives are:
• MobileSeva: To integrate the delivery of government services (across various Departments)
• Vikaspedia: To provide information on health, education, agriculture, energy, social welfare and egovernance in more than 10 languages.
• MyGov.in: To ensure citizens' engagement in decision making by the government for the ultimate goal of "good governance" for building India.
• Aadhaar-Enabled Biometric Attendance System: In order to bring in efficiency in the Government, an Aadhaar enabled Biometric attendance system was implemented by MeitY.
• e-Payment Framework: All payments and receipts to be in electronic mode.

• Common Services Centre: Provides ICT enabled front-end service delivery outlets, across rural India
covering six lakh villages. Jan Dhan Yojna and Digital Sakshartha Abhiyan (DISHA) are conducted
through CSCs.
• State Wide Area Network: It has been identified as an element of the core infrastructure for
supporting the e-governance initiatives.
• GI Cloud: In order to utilise and harness the benefits of Cloud Computing, Meity has embarked
upon an initiative - "GI Cloud" which has been coined as "MeghRaj".
• Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR): Meant to attract major investment by providing
transparent and an investment friendly policy; help in exports and employment.
• National Policy on Universal Electronic Accessibility: It recognizes the need to eliminate discrimination
on the basis of disabilities and to facilitate equal access to Electronics & ICT.
• Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronics and IT-ITES: It is estimated that demand for electronics
products and systems in India would grow to about US$ 400 billion by 2020