Does Digital India provide genuine opportunities for youth, or does it widen the inequality gap?

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Accidents on road, of course, does happen, but we don't completely abandon roads. We are building traffic rules, seatbelts, signals, and safety laws. In the same way, digital literacy has to be built, and technological advancement and Digital India should not be completely abandoned. When my opponents are saying that technology is the most dangerous weapon for our nation, they are indirectly underestimating the power of Indian youth, that they can't handle even a small technology properly. But I'm here to say, I'm here to say aloud that Indian youth are worthy of anything and everything if they put their mind and heart to .

Your analogy crumbles on one fatal point: roads built without adequate infrastructure for all income levels don't democratize mobility, they entrench it. Digital India assumes the same flawed logic. You're celebrating youth potential while ignoring that 40% lack electricity or internet access. Building safety rules for highways means nothing to villages without roads. Your opponents aren't underestimating youth, they're asking the uncomfortable question you're dodging: which youth exactly gets empowered, and which gets left further behind? Capability means nothing without access.