Jabalpur Government College Distributes Laptops To 25 Differently-Abled Students To Promote Digital Learning And Self-Reliance
Jabalpur: Twenty-five differently-abled students of Government Mahakoshal College in Jabalpur received laptops on Friday under a training programme run by the institution's Skill Development Resource Centre in collaboration with the Chennai-based Help the Blind Foundation Trust. The laptops were distributed to students enrolled in the six-month EMET training programme at the Prime Minister…
Jabalpur's Government Mahakoshal College recently distributed laptops to 25 differently-abled students as part of a training program. The laptops were provided by the college's Skill Development Resource Centre in partnership with the Chennai-based Help the Blind Foundation Trust. These laptops will assist students in completing Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) assignments and projects, promoting digital learning and self-reliance.
The college became the first in Madhya Pradesh to offer this facility to differently-abled students, enabling them to prepare assignments and projects on laptops. The Skill Development Resource Centre aims to equip differently-abled students with employable skills and integrate them into mainstream society. Trustee Radhakrishnan emphasized the center's goal to train students, particularly visually impaired ones, to access employment opportunities and achieve independence.
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