The primary objective of the Digital India Campaign is to empower citizens with digital literacy and bridge the digital divide by providing access to digital infrastructure and services.

Financial Inclusion is not a key pillar of the Digital India Campaign. The key pillars are Digital Infrastructure, E-Governance, and Digital Literacy.

The target for broadband connectivity under the Digital India Campaign is to provide 100 Mbps broadband connectivity to all villages in India.

Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan is the initiative that aims to provide digital literacy training to citizens across India.

MyGov is the platform that provides online services and information to citizens.

Reduced digital divide is not an achievement of the Digital India Campaign. The achievements include increased digital literacy, improved e-governance services, and enhanced broadband connectivity.

Startup India Seed Fund Scheme provides financial assistance to startups in the digital sector.

Reduced digital divide is not a benefit of the Digital India Campaign. The benefits include improved access to information and services, increased transparency and accountability in governance, and enhanced economic growth and job creation.

Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is the initiative that aims to promote digital payments in India.

Data privacy concerns are not a challenge faced by the Digital India Campaign. The challenges include lack of digital infrastructure in rural areas, low digital literacy among citizens, and cybersecurity threats.

National Wi-Fi Mission is the initiative that aims to provide free Wi-Fi hotspots in public places.

To provide broadband connectivity to all villages is not an objective of the Digital India Campaign. The objectives include transforming India into a digitally empowered society, promoting digital literacy and bridging the digital divide, and enhancing e-governance and improving public service delivery.

Digital India Education Infrastructure Scheme is the initiative that aims to provide digital infrastructure to schools and colleges.

Reduced digital divide is not an achievement of the Digital India Campaign. The achievements include increased digital literacy, improved e-governance services, and enhanced broadband connectivity.

Digital India Startup Hub is the initiative that aims to promote digital entrepreneurship and innovation.