Ministry Of Electronics And Information Technology

* **Statement 1 is not correct:** The formation of India’s own internet companies, similar to China’s approach, is not an aim of the Digital India programme. The initiative focuses on creating digital infrastructure, providing digital services, and promoting digital literacy — not establishing government-backed internet firms. * **Statement 2 is not correct:** The Digital India plan does not include any policy framework to attract foreign multinational corporations to build data centres in India. While data localisation and data centre policies have emerged later under different frameworks, they are not part of the original Digital India objectives. * **Statement 3 is correct:** One of the key aims of Digital India is to connect villages through broadband and to provide Wi-Fi access in schools, public places, and tourist centres. This is part of its core pillars like Broadband Highways, Public Internet Access Programme, and Early Harvest Programmes.

* **Statement 1: Correct.** ince April 1, 2016, the Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme (DILRMP) has been implemented as a Central Sector Scheme. Under this revised pattern, the Central Government provides 100% funding for the implementation of the programme in all States and Union Territories. * **Statement 2: Correct.** Cadastral Maps (detailed maps showing boundaries of individual land parcels) are being digitized under the scheme. This aims to create accurate digital land records, enabling better governance and reduced disputes. * **Statement 3: Correct.** An initiative has been undertaken to transliterate Records of Rights (RoR) from local languages into languages recognized by the Constitution of India. This improves accessibility and ensures land records are understood by a wider audience.