Government Initiates Schemes for Better Computer Literacy
January 27th, 2010
The use of computers in our day-to-day life is continuously increasing and hence the
This course will be available online and free of cost. Interested people having a personal computer and access to the internet can take this course from their respective homes, whereas those who do not can go to the closest online centre to take this course. These online centres have been set up at many places like
The government plans to enrol at least one million computer illiterates within the next three years. In order to increase the use of computers and facilitate the growth towards a digital society, along with this training programme the Government has decided to give laptops and a year’s internet connections free of cost under the Home Access scheme. About 270,000 families with low incomes, will benefit from this scheme.
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