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Kerala to focus on mental well-being of children
The Hindu
State budget earmarks ₹10 crore for creating a common online teaching platform incorporating technologies
As the government plans to launch online classes led by teachers of respective schools in a phased manner, an amount of ₹10 crore has been earmarked in the State budget for creating a common online teaching platform incorporating technologies such as virtual reality and augmented reality to make learning possible similar to that in a school environment. The Vidyasree scheme of the Kerala State Financial Enterprises and the Kudumbashree to provide two lakh laptops to schoolchildren for online education will be implemented in a time-bound manner.More Related News

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