Needed: Free public access to Internet
Hundreds of thousands of people live in villages who want to access the Internet for information about their rights, entitlements and utilities
Hundreds of thousands of people live in villages who want to access the Internet for information about their rights, entitlements and utilities
Middlemen operating in rural India flourish in the absence of reliable means and medium of information and communication
All community radios are capable of running a wireless broadband Internet community network without the need of any licences
Sonia Parveen had just stepped into her teens. She had big dreams—complete school, train and get a job as a nurse or a police officer. All of a sudden she got a marriage proposal from a slightly elderly man, but well-settled in life.
India has the third highest number of Interet users but 80-85% of the country is still not connected to the World Wide Web Into the second decade of the 21st century, it is commonplace to speak of the information economy and the world being a connected globe.
Through 4 projects more than 1 million people in remote rural areas now have access to the Internet and know how to use digital tools. We have also created India’s only fully digitally literate village.
The conference focused on the technologies, policies, and practices around cyber security and surveillance. The conference
2014 has been a remarkable journey for Soochna Seva. With ardent effort and contribution of the team there are now 25 fully functioning centers successfully set up at the five targeted locations Tehri District (Uttarakhand), Barmer District (Rajasthan), Ranchi District (Jharkhand), Guna District (Madhya Pradesh) and West Champaran District (Bihar) equipped with furniture, Laptops, PCs,…
Through 6 projects more than 5000 NGOs now have websites, another 100,000 being empowered via validation and websites with .ngo top level domain. Natural resources and heritage are being conserved using digital tools.