Archive · 16 Nov 2025
Ministry of Education provides computers to UP schools under Vidyanjali
Imagine the government wanting to help schools get better equipment.
They have a program called Vidyanjali, which means 'gift of learning.'
On Saturday, some people from the Ministry of Education brought 75 good computers that were fixed up to 15 schools in a place called Bhagpat.
These computers came from a group called NICS.
This program is part of a bigger plan to make education better for everyone, like the National Education Policy.
Many schools and people are already part of Vidyanjali, and lots of students have already been helped by people giving their time or resources.
Ministry of Education provided 75 refurbished computers to 15 government schools in Bhagpat, Uttar Pradesh.
The computers were supplied by the National Informatics Centre Services (NICS).
The initiative is part of the Vidyanjali program, which supports the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Vidyanjali aims to foster community participation ('Jan Bhagidari') in education.
The program has engaged over 8.33 lakh schools and 5.55 lakh volunteers, benefiting approximately 1.8 crore students nationwide.
- Who
- Ministry of Education (MoE) with support from National Informatics Centre Services (NICS)
- What
- Provided 75 high-quality refurbished computers to 15 government schools
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Bhagpat district, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- Under the Vidyanjali initiative, aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the principle of Jan Bhagidari.
- Initiative
- Vidyanjali
- Provider
- Ministry of Education (MoE)
- Beneficiary District
- Bhagpat, Uttar Pradesh
- Items Provided
- 75 refurbished computers
- Recipient Schools
- 15 government schools
- Supporting Organization
- National Informatics Centre Services (NICS)