Private Sector and Government Launch Nationwide Digitisation of 10,000 Rural Government Schools
A joint initiative between leading software firms and the central government will set up free digital smart classrooms and interactive computer labs in 10,000 rural government schools across India, aiming to provide world‑class education to underprivileged students.
A massive digitisation drive covering 10,000 rural government schools has been launched across India, with private‑sector partners providing free digital smart‑class facilities and interactive computer laboratories.
The project is a collaborative effort between major software companies and the central government, designed to bring global‑standard educational resources to students in economically weaker sections of rural areas.
Under the scheme, each selected school will receive a fully equipped smart classroom and a computer lab, enabling interactive learning, digital content delivery and skill‑based training.
Officials expect the initiative to narrow the urban‑rural education gap, improve learning outcomes and enhance digital literacy among millions of schoolchildren.
The project is a collaborative effort between major software companies and the central government, designed to bring global‑standard educational resources to students in economically weaker sections of rural areas.
Under the scheme, each selected school will receive a fully equipped smart classroom and a computer lab, enabling interactive learning, digital content delivery and skill‑based training.
Officials expect the initiative to narrow the urban‑rural education gap, improve learning outcomes and enhance digital literacy among millions of schoolchildren.