Help Them Learn What You Learn

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I presume all of us are aware of the current pandemic. This sudden widespread of COVID - 19 has changed our stereotypical fast and furious lifestyles. We have been going through numerous inevitable changes in the past few months. We must stay home and work as well. People like me staying in cities or urban areas are rapidly exposed to newer concepts like work from home and online education. We have various modes to connect to the world and stay updated but the rural parts of India aren't exposed to this quirky medium of education and learning. It may be due to their economic condition or may be due to unforeseen circumstances. To help such people, Mr Pradeep Lokhande from Pune has been requesting people to send their old but working or new mobile phones to such needy and help them get educated via the online learning platform. With the help of Mr Lokhande's foundation Gyan - Key under the program 'Yo Mobile' we have to courier or old working or new phones to a specific district school we choose. The school will hand over the Mobile Phones to the neediest student in their school. The contact details of the student who received your mobile will be shared with you and you can get connected with the student anytime. The student will communicate with you about his new learning if you permit. You may get more information about this programme at https://www.ruralrelations.com. I appeal to show maximum participation in this programme and help the underprivileged. 

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