The digital divide in rural India is a significant challenge. According to a report by the Centre for Internet Security, only 15% of rural households have internet access. KAL KE SITARE FOUNDATION is working to address this issue through its technology-enabled educational programs. In Uttar Pradesh, the organization has launched a digital literacy program for students, which has shown impressive results. Suresh Patil, a program beneficiary from India, shared, 'The online learning platform has helped me improve my academic performance and gain confidence in using technology.' Meera Iyer, a teacher from India, added, 'The use of digital tools has made learning more engaging and interactive for our students.' Arjun Singh, a community leader from Uttar Pradesh, noted, 'The program has not only improved academic performance but also increased access to education for students with disabilities.' With a budget of ₹20 lakhs allocated for this program in 2026, KAL KE SITARE FOUNDATION aims to reach thousands of students across the country.
