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农村经济调查:印度增加了更多的互联网用户比城市在去年3年
它将增长归因于专用数字计划在农村地区通过政府计划如BharatNet项目,电信发展计划的地区计划,计划在东北地区通过电信综合开发计划(CTDP)和项目对地区受到左翼极端主义(LWE),等等。
新德里消息:印度增加了更多的农村互联网用户在过去的三年中(2019 - 21)与同类城市相比,经济调查2022 - 23周二说。
“我们已经增加了更多的互联网用户在农村地区在过去3年(2019 - 21)比在城市(9576万年和9281万年分别在农村和城市地区),”调查说。
它将增长归因于专用数字计划在农村地区通过政府计划等BharatNet项目,电信发展计划梦寐以求的地区计划,计划在东北地区通过电信综合开发计划(CTDP)和计划对区域的影响左翼极端主义(LWE)等等。
根据调查,该中心的努力集中在缩小农村和城市之间的差距互联网普及率已经承担积极的结果。
“这在印度农村大幅增长主要减震器COVID-19大流行期间企业和消费需求都受到影响。当大多数的劳动力reverse-migrated农村地区寻找生计、农业(FY20-21增长3.4%),以及世界上最大的就业方案MNREGA,支持国内经济,”调查说。
数字基础设施的发展,多年来在农村地区确保及时、透明的政府计划的受益者支付直接进入他们的银行账户敞口有限Covid病毒和私人教育限制,负担得起的数字支持系统在政府学校吸收当时急需的入学率柜台学习差距。
”作为学校上网大部分时间甚至流行后,互联网用户的增加在农村地区帮助减轻学习损耗显著。这甚至促进了成功推出大规模疫苗接种在农村地区,”调查说。
“增加200%农村互联网订阅2015年和2021年之间相对于158%在城市地区,反映了增加动力,政府将把农村和城市数字连接到相同的水平,”它补充道。
它说,连续扩散措施等BharatNet项目应当提高可访问性、支付能力、连通性和包容性pan-India。
“我们已经增加了更多的互联网用户在农村地区在过去3年(2019 - 21)比在城市(9576万年和9281万年分别在农村和城市地区),”调查说。
它将增长归因于专用数字计划在农村地区通过政府计划等BharatNet项目,电信发展计划梦寐以求的地区计划,计划在东北地区通过电信综合开发计划(CTDP)和计划对区域的影响左翼极端主义(LWE)等等。
根据调查,该中心的努力集中在缩小农村和城市之间的差距互联网普及率已经承担积极的结果。
“这在印度农村大幅增长主要减震器COVID-19大流行期间企业和消费需求都受到影响。当大多数的劳动力reverse-migrated农村地区寻找生计、农业(FY20-21增长3.4%),以及世界上最大的就业方案MNREGA,支持国内经济,”调查说。
数字基础设施的发展,多年来在农村地区确保及时、透明的政府计划的受益者支付直接进入他们的银行账户敞口有限Covid病毒和私人教育限制,负担得起的数字支持系统在政府学校吸收当时急需的入学率柜台学习差距。
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”作为学校上网大部分时间甚至流行后,互联网用户的增加在农村地区帮助减轻学习损耗显著。这甚至促进了成功推出大规模疫苗接种在农村地区,”调查说。
它说,连续扩散措施等BharatNet项目应当提高可访问性、支付能力、连通性和包容性pan-India。
NEW DELHI: India<\/a> added more rural Internet subscribers<\/a> in the last three years (2019-21) as compared to their urban counterparts, the Economic Survey<\/a> 2022-23 said Tuesday.
\u201cWe have added more internet subscribers<\/a> in rural areas in the last 3 years (2019-21) than in their urban counterparts (95.76 million vis-a-vis 92.81 million in rural and urban areas respectively),\u201d said the Survey.
It attributed the growth to dedicated digital initiatives across rural areas through government schemes such as the BharatNet project<\/a>, Telecom Development Plan<\/a>, Aspirational District Scheme, initiatives in North-Eastern Region through Comprehensive Telecom Development Plan (CTDP) and initiatives towards areas affected by Left Wing Extremism<\/a> (LWE), among others.
\u201cWe have added more internet subscribers<\/a> in rural areas in the last 3 years (2019-21) than in their urban counterparts (95.76 million vis-a-vis 92.81 million in rural and urban areas respectively),\u201d said the Survey.
It attributed the growth to dedicated digital initiatives across rural areas through government schemes such as the BharatNet project<\/a>, Telecom Development Plan<\/a>, Aspirational District Scheme, initiatives in North-Eastern Region through Comprehensive Telecom Development Plan (CTDP) and initiatives towards areas affected by Left Wing Extremism<\/a> (LWE), among others.
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As per the Survey, the Centre\u2019s efforts to focus on bridging the gap between rural and urban internet penetration has borne positive results.
\u201cThis significant growth in rural India was the major shock absorber during the COVID-19 pandemic when both businesses and consumer demand were impacted. When majority of the workforce reverse-migrated to rural areas in search of livelihoods, agriculture (3.4 per cent growth in FY20-21), as well as the world\u2019s largest employment scheme MNREGA, supported the domestic economy,\u201d the Survey said.
The development of digital infrastructure over the years in rural areas ensured timely and transparents payments to the beneficiaries of government scheme directly into their bank accounts which limited their exposure to the Covid virus, and with affordability and accessibility to private education restricted, the digital support system in government schools absorbed the then much-needed enrolment to counter the learning gap.
<\/figure>As per the Survey, the Centre\u2019s efforts to focus on bridging the gap between rural and urban internet penetration has borne positive results.
\u201cThis significant growth in rural India was the major shock absorber during the COVID-19 pandemic when both businesses and consumer demand were impacted. When majority of the workforce reverse-migrated to rural areas in search of livelihoods, agriculture (3.4 per cent growth in FY20-21), as well as the world\u2019s largest employment scheme MNREGA, supported the domestic economy,\u201d the Survey said.
The development of digital infrastructure over the years in rural areas ensured timely and transparents payments to the beneficiaries of government scheme directly into their bank accounts which limited their exposure to the Covid virus, and with affordability and accessibility to private education restricted, the digital support system in government schools absorbed the then much-needed enrolment to counter the learning gap.