Role of AI in Skill Development
How students and young job seekers in Punjab can use free AI tools for self-study, language practice, and troubleshooting without falling into the trap of copy-paste dependence.
We run free cyber crime awareness workshops, practical digital literacy sessions, and on-ground social campaigns — including youth anti-drug drives like Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan — across Punjab.
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Our work addresses the everyday challenges confronting families in Punjab — from digital access and online fraud to youth guidance and substance abuse prevention.
Clear practice with UPI payments, messaging, and basic device settings in Punjabi and Hindi, designed for first-time smartphone users.
Practical guidance on recognizing fake KYC calls, digital arrest extortion traps, and suspicious links before any money is lost.
In-person help checking PM-Kisan status, fetching certificates through DigiLocker, and applying for Ayushman Bharat or pensions without paying cafe fees.
Direct community drives tackling substance abuse through Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan, youth sports tournaments, and health awareness sessions.
Weekend sessions in village meeting places and neighborhood centers, focused on practical phone use and keeping savings safe from scams.
Interactive sessions in high schools and colleges covering online privacy, recognizing altered media, and using the internet responsibly.
On-ground anti-substance abuse assemblies under Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan, youth sports meets, and community health awareness drives.
Regular weekly desks where volunteers help residents submit online government forms and track applications directly, free of charge.
An impactful Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan (NMYA) awareness event at SGHPS Pragdas, dedicated to empowerin...
As banking and government services shift to mobile phones, people who never had digital training get left behind. We work across Amritsar and Punjab so anyone can check their account or apply for a scheme on their own.
How students and young job seekers in Punjab can use free AI tools for self-study, language practice, and troubleshooting without falling into the trap of copy-paste dependence.
What attendees and volunteers say about their time at our community camps.
“Earlier, I had to travel 12 km to a cyber cafe and pay ₹300 just to check my PM-Kisan DBT installment status. The volunteers at the Majitha village camp taught me how to check it safely on my own phone in Punjabi.”
“I received a WhatsApp video call from someone claiming to be a police officer with an arrest warrant. Because our community center had hosted a fraud awareness talk the week before, I knew the police never call on WhatsApp. I hung up immediately and reported it to 1930.”
“Working the Saturday helpdesk showed me how frustrating official websites can be for older people. Sitting down with an elder to set up their DigiLocker and seeing the relief on their face is why I keep coming back every weekend.”
We welcome weekend volunteers, college partners, and village panchayats interested in hosting a free workshop in their area.