PM Adarsh Gram Yojana brings digital learning to Udhampur village

Udhampur, August 1
In a landmark step towards bridging the digital divide, a state-of-the-art smart classroom has been established at Government Middle School, Baryal, in Udhampur district by the Department of Social welfare under the flagship PM Adarsh Gram Yojana.
This transformative initiative aims to revolutionise education in rural India by providing students with access to modern teaching methodologies and resources.
In line with the Prime Minister’s Adarsh Gram Scheme, numerous developmental projects have been undertaken in Udhampur district.
The district, which initially had 31 model villages, now boasts 50 such villages following the sanction of 19 additional ones.
These model villages have been equipped with solar lights, clean water facilities, smart class rooms, libraries and other essential amenities, courtesy of the Union Government.
The newly-established smart classroom is a testament to the government’s unwavering commitment to uplifting the educational standards in government schools. Equipped with the latest technology, including interactive LED screens, comfortable desks, and a reliable power backup system, the classroom offers an immersive learning environment.
Students can now engage with digital content, participate in interactive sessions, and explore a world of knowledge beyond textbooks.
Baryal village, once grappling with limited educational opportunities, has now emerged as a beacon of hope for the region.
The introduction of the smart classroom is expected to inspire students to dream big and achieve their full potential.
It is a significant stride towards creating a level playing field for students from rural areas and ensuring they have equal access to quality education. — ANI