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Gujarat Launches Gramin Gyan Setu App to Boost Rural Knowledge
✍️ GK Today
🗓 13 Aug 2026, 04:36 PM
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The Gujarat government has rolled out the Gramin Gyan Setu mobile application, designed to deliver educational and agricultural information to rural residents.
The state government of Gujarat has officially launched the Gramin Gyan Setu app, a digital platform aimed at bridging the knowledge gap in rural areas. The application offers a range of services, including educational content, agricultural best practices, health advisories, and government scheme details.
Officials say the app will be available on both Android and iOS devices, with a focus on user‑friendly navigation for people with limited digital literacy. It also includes a feature that allows users to submit queries and receive timely responses from experts.
The launch event was attended by state officials and representatives from the Ministry of Rural Development. They highlighted the app as part of Gujarat’s broader strategy to promote digital inclusion and improve access to information for farmers and village communities.
Early adopters have reported positive feedback, noting that the app’s concise videos and downloadable resources help them make informed decisions about crop management and education.
The government plans to roll out additional modules in the coming months, expanding the app’s coverage to include financial literacy and skill development programs.
Officials say the app will be available on both Android and iOS devices, with a focus on user‑friendly navigation for people with limited digital literacy. It also includes a feature that allows users to submit queries and receive timely responses from experts.
The launch event was attended by state officials and representatives from the Ministry of Rural Development. They highlighted the app as part of Gujarat’s broader strategy to promote digital inclusion and improve access to information for farmers and village communities.
Early adopters have reported positive feedback, noting that the app’s concise videos and downloadable resources help them make informed decisions about crop management and education.
The government plans to roll out additional modules in the coming months, expanding the app’s coverage to include financial literacy and skill development programs.