Digital Literacy

Kerala is now India’s first fully digitally literate state, empowering every citizen with digital skills.

Discover how the Anudip Foundation is revolutionising youth skill development across India, preparing them for big-league opportunities and ensuring substantial job placements.

Meenal Majumder, a former senior vice president at ICICI Securities, founded The Innovation Story (TIS) to provide project-based STEM education to children from underserved communities and private schools. TIS empowers young minds with skills in robotics, AI, and coding, bridging the digital divide and preparing them for future success.

Khyaal was born from Hemanshu Jain's personal experience of helping his father navigate technology. Frustrated by the challenges seniors face in the digital world, he co-founded the app to bridge the gap. The app empowers seniors to learn digital skills, engage in activities, and connect with others, making life more fulfilling and independent.

Muskaan Dreams, founded by Abhishek Dubey, is revolutionising education in Indian Government schools by bridging the digital literacy gap. Through partnerships with state governments, they provide digital access, empower teachers, and enhance schools with technology and tailored content.

Nasscom Foundation and DXC Technology have joined hands to bridge the digital gap in rural areas of India by establishing digital resource centres. Currently operational in 20 districts across the country, the programme has reached over 10 lakh people from marginalised communities.

Srinagar-based Sheikh Asif worked in several odd jobs before establishing his own IT venture in Manchester, UK. He has also helped 900 students from the valley with digital literacy for free.

"Most of the girls from families of migrant workers are in the vulnerable age where they are likely to get married.”

Ranjan increased the gross salary of doctors to 1.2 to 1.5 times, and in turn, revolutionised the once-overlooked healthcare sector in West Singhbhum.

“Our sister was just three years old when she died. We couldn’t afford to pay to a private hospital, and there was no government facility near us. We have built a hospital that seeks to change the concept of private healthcare in Manipur. “