Pune-based Indus Core Education was started out of the deep understanding that the state of the education in India is not producing enough skilled workforce and that too in Digital Education.
Another vision is that communities living in socio-economic backwardness and information poverty can be empowered to improve their lives on their own, simply by providing them access to information and knowledge on using digital tools.
Indus Core Education Foundation was registered as a not-for-profit organisation under the Indian Societies Registration Act, 1860, to carry out this mission of empowering student and professional digitally.
Indus Core Education Foundation has adopted a multi-stakeholder and multi-dimensional approach based on establishing community-owned and community-managed digital infrastructure and Internet access points in rural and semi-urban areas which operate in such a way that the entire community can avail the benefits of access to the Internet and the global information highway.
This is done not only by establishing common Internet access points with all basic digital infrastructure such as computers, laptops, tablets, printers, photo printers, scanners, web cameras, etc. but also by spreading digital literacy among the masses either free of cost or at very affordable prices.
