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How a Maharashtra radio station helped educate poor students without smartphones

Launched in June 2020, the programme aimed at providing free education, especially for the poor students from Class 3 to Class 10, studying in Zilla Parishad and Nashik Municipal Schools, benefitting around 60,000.

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Photo used for representational purpose. Pic/iStock

Photo used for representational purpose. Pic/iStock

A community radio station that is helping educate poor students - who can ill-afford expensive smartphones - is earning laurels for helping bridge the digital divide during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.

"Radio Vishwas 90.8", run by the Vishwas Dhyan Prabodhini & Research Institute (VDPRI), also bagged two awards at the recent 8th National Community Radio Awards, instituted by the Information & Broadcasting Ministry.

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