How the ‘Skilling on Wheels’ Initiative Harnesses 5G Technology to Bridge the Digital Divide 

The Indian government has prioritized boosting the employability of the country’s youth by focusing on skill development. However, one of the key challenges lies in making these skill development programs accessible to all. In response, the Telecom Sector Skill Council has introduced the ‘Skilling on Wheels’ initiative. This groundbreaking project involves the conversion of buses and tempos into mobile classrooms, enabling them to travel from one village to another. 

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