TECHNOLOGYTHE HINDU NATIONAL
New phones, old woes: anganwadi workers struggle with patchy Internet, digital disconnect in U.P. villages
Anganwadi workers in U.P. villages face challenges with patchy internet and digital disconnect despite receiving new phones. The issue highlights ongoing technological and infrastructure gaps in rural areas.
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