Reforming the government delivery system through the Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme is a progressive step, but it has its limitations too. Comment.

(1) to enable availability, accessibility & affordability of education for all; through e-DIKSHA

(2) to reach to the marginalized

Tribals SC, ST, LGBTQIA women who who lack access OBC who face are denied to quality discrimination education education. in schools : of patriarchy

(3) to keep a check on Teachers -

• attendance monitoring through biometric.
• Teacher training through NISHTHA scheme.

(4) boost Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) through Swayam Initiative

(5) to boost R&D in emerging arenas of climate change, cyber security, etc. ↳ through access to online journals.

(6) Enable Industry-Academia linkages : utilizing technology for integrating supply-demand of employment-needs to education.

Hence, this will be progressive step towards ensuring SIKSHIT BHARAT, (VIKSHIT BHARAT) - ie. educated India developed India.

But, it has limitations like -

(1) focus on rote learning over practical knowledge. (2) lack of emphasis on vocational training & skill development (3) the digital divide in India, preventing the poor, tribals from affording smartphones & internet (4) lack of disable friendly digital infrastructure - leading to exclusion (5) use of digital technology causing harm to students