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digital literacy

Digital India, for every village

The Problem

Why digital literacy matters

A smartphone can open banking, healthcare and government schemes — but only if you know how to use it safely. We teach the basics that matter.

Who we help: Village women, school students and shopkeepers who need to use phones and computers with confidence.

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basic digital literacy course length

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per batch — hands-on

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What we do

On-ground activities

  • 1Phone-basics classes
  • 2UPI & banking training
  • 3Government-app training
  • 4Online-safety workshops
  • 5Village Wi-Fi hubs
  • 6Senior citizen tech help

Our Goals

What we aim to achieve

Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.

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Learners certified

Goal · 2026–27

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Batches run

Goal · 2026–27

Our Approach

How we work, step by step

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Basics first

Phone use, WhatsApp, calls, camera.

2

Government services

UMANG, DigiLocker, bank apps.

3

Online safety

OTP fraud, spam, privacy hygiene.

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Certificate

MKSF completion certificate for graduates.

Impact So Far

Numbers that matter

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Learners target

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Batches

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Active Projects

On the ground right now

Field projects for this program will appear here soon.

Story Spotlight

Voices from the field

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Digital Literacy
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FAQ

Common questions