Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Jabalpur College Gives Laptops to 25 Differently-Abled Students
A college in Jabalpur gave laptops to 25 differently-abled students.
The students are taking part in a six-month training programme.
The college worked with the Help the Blind Foundation Trust to provide the laptops.
Students can use them to do and hand in their school assignments and projects.
College officials said this can make studying easier.
The training centre also teaches useful skills, especially to students with visual impairments.
It hopes to help students become more independent and find work.
Government Mahakoshal College in Jabalpur distributed laptops to 25 differently-abled students on Friday.
The students are enrolled in the institution’s six-month EMET training programme.
The programme is run by the college’s Skill Development Resource Centre with the Help the Blind Foundation Trust.
Principal Alakesh Chaturvedi said the laptops will help students prepare and submit CCE assignments and projects.
The centre aims to build students’ skills and support their independence and access to employment.
- Who
- Twenty-five differently-abled students at Government Mahakoshal College.
- What
- They received laptops through a training programme.
- When
- Friday; the article does not give a date.
- Where
- Government Mahakoshal College in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To help students complete academic work and support self-reliance, skill development, and access to employment.
- Students receiving laptops
- 25
- Training programme duration
- Six months
- College
- Government Mahakoshal College, Jabalpur
- College programme unit
- Skill Development Resource Centre
- Collaborating organization
- Help the Blind Foundation Trust, based in Chennai
- Additional attendees
- Around 30 differently-abled students attended the programme