Tinsukia—The Spear Corps of the Indian Army has upgraded the IT lab at Mamorani Prathmik Vidyalaya in Tinsukia district, Assam, as part of its efforts to promote digital literacy and empower local youth.
The initiative, implemented under Operation Sadbhavna, aims to bridge the digital divide in rural areas and foster skill development.
The upgraded lab is equipped with modern computers, providing students with access to quality digital education and essential technological tools. The move is expected to not only enhance educational opportunities but also open pathways to future employment, ensuring inclusive growth for the region.
“The children were overjoyed to witness the introduction of digital learning in their remote village, which has faced challenges due to decades of insurgency,” the official release stated. The school principal expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army for its generous contribution and efforts in empowering rural communities.
The Indian Army has been actively engaged in various civic action projects across Tinsukia, focusing on education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. This IT lab upgrade reflects the Army’s commitment to improving lives in rural areas by promoting digital literacy and skill development.
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