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A computer that works even when the power does not
About this initiative
Most rural digital lab projects fail for two reasons: the machines are too new to repair locally, and the content assumes a broadband connection. We build for the opposite conditions.
Each lab is six refurbished business-class desktops with a two-year on-site warranty from a Hyderabad refurbisher, a 2 kVA inverter with four hours of backup, and a local content server preloaded with Telugu-medium material, so a lesson never stops because the line is down.
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Digital Literacy Labs
Fund a piece of it, give a few hours on a distribution day, or bring your company in as a partner.
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Forty-eight hours across Classes 6 to 10: typing in Telugu and English, spreadsheets, safe internet use, and a final project in which every child builds something of their own. Volunteer engineers from Hyderabad run the Saturday sessions over video call when they cannot travel.
Labs running
Students trained
Machines deployed
Progress
Updated by our programme team from delivery registers and school visits.
1,640
Children reached
4
Schools covered
2
Events completed
Objectives
Where it runs
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Digital
The fourth lab in the Digital Literacy programme. Refurbished desktops, an inverter that outlasts the power cut, and offline Telugu content so a lesson never depends on the line.
₹4,03,800 raised of ₹4,80,000 goal
84%Literacy
A shelf worth walking to, in every village school
₹19.4 L
Invested so far
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