Biggest Digital Divide of the Decade

The Challenge

For some children, the future is one click away.
For others, even that click is still out of reach.

In many government schools, too many students still share too few computers. Their opportunity to practise may last only a few minutes and for many, there is no computer at home.

Yet the future they are preparing for is already digital.

CUET (UG) 2026 was conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode, while university applications, learning platforms and future careers increasingly require digital confidence.

A capable student should not lose an opportunity simply because they never had enough access to a computer.

Our Action
Ladli Foundation Trust is closing this gap by strengthening computer infrastructure in government schools and helping underserved youth progress from their first click to practical, career-ready digital skills.

Our Digital Impact

250+ Advanced Digital Labs
5,000+ Computers enabling hands-on learning
57 Lakh+ Marginalized Students reached through digital education
35,000+ Digital Devices distributed to underserved children
95,000+ Youth equipped with digital and vocational skills

This is not simply about putting computers in schools.

It is about ensuring a student can face CUET without fear, fill an online application independently, build future-ready skills and compete on equal terms.

One More Computer. One Less Child Waiting.

From a child first click in a government-school classroom to the skills that can lead to a first career, access can change the course of a future.

Talent Is Everywhere. Opportunity Should Be Too. Help put technology into the hands of children who are ready for the future but are still waiting for access.