25 used Apple devices donated to schools to boost digital learning ‘Initiative part of efforts to boost education’
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By Our Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, Jun 25 : In a move to bridge the digital divide, Health Care Centre Imphal and Pawan Prithivi Pani, Gurugram, in association with Concentrix India Private Limited, Gurgaon, distributed 25 used Apple computers to 11 schools across Manipur today.
Under the initiative, 20 Apple desktops and 5 laptops were provided to strengthen digital education and skill development for students, particularly in under-served areas.
The distribution ceremony was held at Ananda Singh HSS, Imphal, with Principals, teachers, students, community leaders, and NGO representatives in attendance.
Former Minister N Nimai Singh, DM College of Science Principal Prof Ksh Birbal Singh, Pawan Prithivi Pani founder Osho Kalia, and Prof N Surjit Kumar attended as presidium members.
Principals of the beneficiary schools thanked the organisations, noting the devices will help students develop digital skills, conduct research, and access key educational resources.
The event concluded with the formal handover and live demonstrations of the equipment.
Health Care Centre Imphal said the programme is part of its broader commitment to education, innovation, and digital inclusion in remote areas.
IMPHAL, Jun 25 : In a move to bridge the digital divide, Health Care Centre Imphal and Pawan Prithivi Pani, Gurugram, in association with Concentrix India Private Limited, Gurgaon, distributed 25 used Apple computers to 11 schools across Manipur today.
Under the initiative, 20 Apple desktops and 5 laptops were provided to strengthen digital education and skill development for students, particularly in under-served areas.
The distribution ceremony was held at Ananda Singh HSS, Imphal, with Principals, teachers, students, community leaders, and NGO representatives in attendance.
Former Minister N Nimai Singh, DM College of Science Principal Prof Ksh Birbal Singh, Pawan Prithivi Pani founder Osho Kalia, and Prof N Surjit Kumar attended as presidium members.
Principals of the beneficiary schools thanked the organisations, noting the devices will help students develop digital skills, conduct research, and access key educational resources.
The event concluded with the formal handover and live demonstrations of the equipment.
Health Care Centre Imphal said the programme is part of its broader commitment to education, innovation, and digital inclusion in remote areas.