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State Converts Over 1,000 Rural Panchayat Libraries to Digital Format to Aid Poor Students
The state has upgraded more than 1,000 village panchayat libraries into fully digital platforms to provide free technical education and competitive exam preparation for underprivileged students in rural areas.
In a move to enhance digital access for rural students, the state has upgraded more than 1,000 village panchayat libraries into fully digital platforms.
The initiative, aimed at providing free technical education and competitive exam resources, replaces traditional book collections with e‑books, online tutorials and interactive learning modules.
Officials say the digital libraries will help bridge the educational gap for underprivileged students in remote areas, offering them up‑to‑date study materials and a platform to practice exam questions.
The state plans to expand the program to additional libraries and integrate AI‑based learning tools, with a target of reaching 2,000 digital libraries by the end of the fiscal year.
The initiative, aimed at providing free technical education and competitive exam resources, replaces traditional book collections with e‑books, online tutorials and interactive learning modules.
Officials say the digital libraries will help bridge the educational gap for underprivileged students in remote areas, offering them up‑to‑date study materials and a platform to practice exam questions.
The state plans to expand the program to additional libraries and integrate AI‑based learning tools, with a target of reaching 2,000 digital libraries by the end of the fiscal year.