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'stands at a pivotal moment in' is the most grammatically correct and contextually appropriate choice. The phrase 'stands at a pivotal moment' correctly conveys that India is currently in a critical or decisive phase of its digital revolution and 'in' is used to indicate the context or field in which the pivotal moment is occurring (in this case, the digital revolution). Option 1 (standing in a pivotal moment at) is incorrect because 'standing in' is not the correct phrase to convey being at a critical moment. Option 3 (stand in a pivotal moment on) is grammatically incorrect as 'on' doesn’t fit the context here. Option 4 (stands over a pivotal moment in) is not correct because 'over' would imply something happening above or controlling the moment, which doesn’t fit the intended meaning.
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