Summary:

To increase digital inclusion and future-ready skills, India has introduced five Solar Community Hub Skill Vans. The program, which was created by Dell Technologies in collaboration with NSDC and the Learning Links Foundation, provides underprivileged communities in India with technology-enabled education. The vans offer AI tools, internet, and vocational training in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi NCR, Karnataka, Telangana, and Maharashtra. With computers, screens, and renewable energy systems, they directly provide education to women, young people, and underprivileged communities. Basic literacy is replaced by tailored skill development that is in line with rising industries and labour market demands. Through inclusive growth and innovation, it supports more than fifty institutions and seeks to improve India's workforce prepared for the future. It has benefited 2.67 million people since FY23.

Source: IBEF

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