Nagpur: fear of weaving in the minds of young people nagpur because they are not sure about how they will continue their studies in the near future.
Students from Nagpur’s Danteshwari Nagar Slum find it difficult to learn because of the lack of availability of smartphones and data package fees.
Laxmi, a student who lives in the slums to Ani, “It is difficult for us to study with one phone.
The internet package is also expensive and sometimes there is a network problem too.”
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see Resultlaxmi’s parents, also saying that they are unable to buy a smartphone and only have one phone that they need to bring at work.
“Learning from school is a more convenient choice for our children, online classes have made things difficult.
We are a daily wage worker, can’t keep their studies” tell parents.
Jayshree Chikane, a teacher at the nearest government school said, “Students face problems, especially young children.
At least 50 percent of our students do not have smartphone access.”
As a school throughout the country continues to close due to Covid-19 pandemic, many children are afraid of losing quality education.
The Maharashtra government on May 9 informed that there would be no increase in school fees for this academic year 2020-21 in the state.
India, on July 1, marks six years of digital India.
Digital India is the slogan of the power of the country in the 21st century, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday while interacting with beneficiaries of the Diksha scheme, through video conferencing.
“If there is a passion for innovation, there is a passion for rapid adaptation in this country.
This is why Digital India is an Indian resolution, the practice of Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Digital India is a 21st century slogan from the power of India,” The prime minister has said.
