Chandigarh, Feb 14: This is a path breaking initiative aimed at revolutionising the education system in the state. On Friday, the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann distributed laptops to the students of the government school. This was part of the digital education program of the Ludhiana administration.

“CM Highlights Initiative to Equip Govt School Students with 4G Laptops”

The Chief Minister spoke on the occasion. He said that it is heartening to see this initiative focusing on equipping the government schools’ students. It aims to provide them with essential tools for success in a digital learning environment. He said that these laptops are part of broader efforts to democratize digital education. “They also aim to ensure security and accessibility for all students. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that the world recognizes these Prime Book 4G laptops as the most affordable.” This is under the first phase of the initiative. “These high-performance laptops are specifically designed for students.”

Digital Education : “CM Announces AI-Powered Laptops for 14 Ludhiana Govt Schools”

“The Chief Minister said that the Ei PAL Mindspark software module equips these laptops.”This module provides personalized and adaptive learning. “They are distributing them across 14 government schools in Ludhiana district.”He said that this transformative project aims to improve access to digital education. It ensures that students from all backgrounds can benefit from advanced technology. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that the integration of Ei PAL’s Mindspark allows students to access AI-powered learning. “This learning personalizes and adapts to their individual needs.” The Chief Minister said that these laptops have been designed to be affordable and durable. They feature advanced digital safety measures. These include a secure operating system, controlled access, and data encryption. These features ensure a safe and seamless learning experience. He also conveyed his best wishes to the administration for the success of the program.”Bhagwant Singh Mann reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to ensuring that government school students can compete with their convent-educated peers, leaving no stone unturned.” Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner Jitendra Jorwal mentioned that the initiative serves as an experimental model to assess the impact of cost-effective, high-specification laptops on improving educational outcomes. He noted that this program will empower students with essential digital skills and knowledge and provide educators with the tools to integrate digital resources into their teaching methodologies. Through this initiative, the administration is taking a significant step in bridging the digital divide and making quality education scalable, secure, and student-centred, Jorwal noted.