Digital India Plan objectives

The Digital India Plan, launched in 2015, aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society through three pillars: digital infrastructure, digital literacy, and digital services. Statement 1 is incorrect: The plan does not explicitly aim to form India's own Internet companies like China; it focuses on digital infrastructure and services rather than creating proprietary tech giants. Statement 2 is misleading/incorrect: While Digital India encourages data centre development, it does not specifically focus on attracting only foreign MNCs for Big Data collection; the focus is on domestic digital infrastructure. Statement 3 is correct: A primary objective is to provide digital connectivity to villages and deploy Wi-Fi in schools, public places, and tourist centers through the BharatNet initiative and other connectivity programs. Only statement 3 accurately reflects the plan's aims.