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PMGDISHA

Digital literacy for rural citizens through 60 CSC centres across Maharashtra.

Students trained6,000
CSC centres set up60
Official name
PMGDISHA (Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan)
Client / funder
Government of India
Location
Maharashtra
Financial years
2015 to 2019

About the programme

The scheme empowers citizens in rural areas by training them to operate computers and digital access devices. It is designed to bridge the digital divide for rural populations.

ABSS established 60 Common Service Centres (CSC) in Maharashtra and trained 6,000 students across those locations.

Courses offered

  • Computer basics
  • Digital payments and services
  • Internet use
Training session: PMGDISHA

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