Which among the following are included in Nine Pillars of Digital India:-
A. Information for all
B. Early harvest programme
C. Electronic manufacturing
D. Connect only metro cities of the country
Choose the  correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c): A, B, and C only.
· A. Information for all: This is true. One of the Nine Pillars of Digital India is "Information for All," which aims to make government services and information easily accessible to all citizens through digital platforms.
· B. Early harvest programme: This is true. The "Early Harvest Programme" is part of Digital India's Nine Pillars. It involves the rapid implementation of digital projects to create a visible impact within a short timeframe, such as Aadhaar-based services and SMS-based weather information.
· C. Electronic manufacturing: This is true. Promoting Electronics Manufacturing within India is another pillar of Digital India, aimed at boosting the domestic production of electronic devices and reducing dependency on imports.
· D. Connect only metro cities of the country: This is false. The Digital India initiative focuses on connecting all regions of the country, including rural and remote areas, through digital infrastructure. It does not restrict its scope to metro cities.
Information Booster:
1. Digital India: Launched in 2015, it aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.
2. Nine Pillars of Digital India: These pillars focus on universal access to digital infrastructure, digital literacy, and the delivery of government services digitally.
3. Information for All: Ensures easy access to government services and information for every citizen.
4. Early Harvest Programme: Quick-win projects like public Wi-Fi hotspots and biometric-based services are part of this pillar.
5. Electronics Manufacturing: Encourages domestic production of electronic goods to reduce imports and boost the economy.
6. Broad Connectivity: Digital India aims to connect not only metro cities but also villages, towns, and remote areas to ensure universal access to digital services.