The story so far: The Delhi cabinet has planned to offer free laptops to students with its 2025-26 budget announcement of the Mukhyamantri Digital Education Scheme, under which 1,200 high-performance ...
PC maker Lenovo has bagged a contract from the Tamil Nadu government for supply of 15 lakh laptops free of cost to school and college students under its ‘free laptop scheme’, sources said Friday.
Chennai: Tamil Nadu’s free laptop distribution scheme, involving what is said to be the largest government order for computing equipment in India, hangs in the balance as all but one vendor, hit by ...
India's electronics manufacturing sector has reached a historic milestone with the inauguration of Syrma SGS Technology's advanced laptop assembly line in Chennai. Launched by Union Minister of ...
CHENNAI: The ambitious free laptop scheme of the Tamil Nadu government, in which 68 lakh laptops are to be distributed to government-aided higher secondary school and college students, is all set to ...
The Madras high court on Wednesday directed the Tamil Nadu government to file its response to a PIL seeking to provide free laptops to physically disabled school children . The court wondered why the ...
The Tamil Nadu government has relaunched its free laptop scheme for college students. ₹2,000 crore has been allocated to provide laptops to 2 million students. Distribution is expected by September or ...
The Centre recently approved the establishment of an additional electronics cluster in Tamil Nadu, bringing the total number of planned clusters in the state to three, as announced by Union Minister ...
KAJANG: A total of 525 Tamil schools around the country are set to get a tech upgrade of 6,000 refurbished laptops as part of the government’s push towards digitalising education. The laptops, valued ...
The Government in the Southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu has inked an MoU with Dixon Technologies Limited for the latter's setting up of an electronics manufacturing facility that would roll out ...
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