3 weeks ago
Thane Civic Schools to Get 70 More Digital Classrooms
The city of Thane runs lots of schools for children who live there.
Many of these classrooms now have special digital screens, computers, and cameras to help kids learn.
The Thane Municipal Corporation, the group that runs the city's schools, has already made 455 classrooms digital.
Now, they want to make 70 more classrooms digital.
This will cost about ₹1.99 crore, which is a lot of money.
Each classroom will get a big 65-inch screen, computers, cameras, and a power backup so the equipment works even during blackouts.
The money also pays for installing the equipment, keeping it working for three years, and training teachers.
The plan will be discussed at a meeting on August 17, where leaders will decide whether to approve it.
The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) proposes digitally upgrading 70 additional classrooms in its primary and secondary schools at an estimated cost of ₹1,99,46,430 (about ₹1.99 crore).
Out of 637 classrooms across 69 TMC school buildings, 455 have already been modernized with digital technology, leaving 182 to be digitized in phases.
Each upgraded classroom will get 65-inch digital screens, computers, cameras, power backup systems, and software for admission, classroom management, attendance, and exams.
The expenditure covers equipment installation, three years of maintenance, transportation, labor, and teacher training, at roughly ₹2,84,949 per classroom.
The proposal will be submitted for administrative and financial approval at the TMC general body meeting scheduled for August 17.
- Who
- The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) and its Education Department
- What
- A proposal to digitally upgrade 70 more classrooms in Thane civic schools with big-screen audio-visual learning technology at an estimated cost of ₹1,99,46,430
- Where
- TMC primary and secondary school buildings in Thane
- When
- Planned for the 2026-27 phase, with the proposal to be considered at the general body meeting on August 17
- Why
- To boost visual and interactive learning for students through big-screen audio-visual content
Key facts
- Proposed expenditure
- ₹1,99,46,430 (approx. ₹1.99 crore)
- Classrooms to be upgraded
- 70 additional classrooms
- Total classrooms in TMC schools
- 637 across 69 school buildings
- Classrooms already digitized
- 455
- Cost per classroom
- Approx. ₹2,84,949
- Equipment included
- 65-inch digital screens, computers, cameras, power backup
- Approval meeting
- General body meeting on August 17









