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Prayagraj to add 100 more digital smart classes in govt schools

Prayagraj government schools will add 100 smart classrooms, enhancing digital learning for nearly 25% of primary schools, costing ₹71,000 each.

Published on: Jan 13, 2026 05:28 AM IST
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Digital learning in government schools of Prayagraj is set for a major upgrade this year, with 100 additional primary, upper primary, and composite schools slated to get smart classrooms. The move will make nearly one-fourth of the district’s government-run primary schools “smart,” officials said.

(Pic for representation only)
(Pic for representation only)

Each smart classroom will be installed at an estimated cost of 71,000 and will feature interactive digital tools to make learning more engaging for students. The initiative will cover schools across 11 development blocks, with installations handled by Social Empowerment and Development Society (SEEDS), a private firm roped in by the state government.

District coordinator of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Vikas Pandey said smart classes are already operational in 526 government schools, along with 66 schools under the Smart City project. “The addition of 100 more schools will take the total number of government-run schools with smart classes to 692. Each classroom will be equipped with K-YAN all-in-one smart devices and a 1 KVA UPS for power backup,” he added.

According to Basic Shiksha Adhikari Anil Kumar, the new installations will be distributed across 11 development blocks including Koraon (10 schools), Pratappur and Saidabad (8 each), Kaudihar, Shringverpur, Baharia, Dhanupur, Chaka, and Manda (7 each), Uruwa (6), and Phulpur (5) among others.

Currently, 3,48,804 students study in 2,832 government schools in Prayagraj, taught by nearly 11,328 teachers. The present teacher-student ratio is 1:31

 
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Kenneth John

Kenneth John is a seasoned reporter based in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. He writes on a wide range of issues, including secondary education, women and child welfare, crime, infrastructure development, environment, human rights, poverty, and rural development.

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