Cyient launches digital centres in Telangana
IT and Industry Minister KT Rama Raoformally launched the programme at the Shilpa Kala Vedika, in Hyderabad.
Cyient celebrates the Silver Jubilee of its formation, engineering services firm Cyient has launched 54 Cyient Digital Centres (CDC) in Ranga Reddy district. Being set up as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility plan, the CDCs will support schools in the Serilingampally mandal.
Each of these centres will have a computer laboratory and digital library. It will act as a National Digital Literacy Mission centre, too. The centres will have about 1,000 computers, allowing the students to learn the basics in digital education.
“The CDCs will provide high-quality digital educational resources to community members and underprivileged students, and accelerate digital literacy,” said Cyient Executive Chairman BVR Mohan Reddy.
“We believe that digital literacy is a must for any child to take part in the digital economy and country’s growth story. These digital centres will be a great step towards democratising learning for students,” he said.
