The government has set a target to cross 1 crore job-mark in the next 2 years in three main segments of digital economy -- electronics, startups and IT, and IT-enabled services, minister for IT and Communications Ashwani Vaishnaw said on Wednesday. While speaking at an ESCSTPI event for startups, Vaishnaw said three big pillars of digital economy -- electronics manufacturing, IT and ITes, startups -- they have created 88-90 lakh jobs. "Government has set a target that in this we should be easily crossing 1 crore jobs in the coming two years without any doubt," the minister said. He said that the digital economy and its associated employment is a major trend now and the other trend is diversity. "Earlier names of a couple of cities were mentioned for startups. Now when I go to schools in villages, children in villages want to set up a start-up," Vaishnaw said. The minister said that India is now becoming a technology producer from being a technology consumer. He said that the Soft
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