Sonu Sood to introduce platform that provide smartphones to students
Jan 11, 2021, 16:57 IST
Mumbai, Actor Sonu Sood has started a new mission to ensure that students who are unable to attend online classes due to inaccessibility to smartphones, get education without roadblocks.
Sonu had earlier shared a post on Instagram about his 'new mission'.
When asked, he told, "I have realised during lockdown that a lot of people missed their online classes because they didn't have smartphones or unable to join those classes. I am introducing a platform where those who don't have phones will have options. No one should miss education. We will bring together these people and give them smartphones."
Sonu had earlier too distributed almost 100 smartphones to students for educational purposes. "During Covid we distributed almost 100 phones in some parts of Punjab, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Mumbai," he shares and adds, "The idea is to save their careers and the parents shouldn't feel embarrassed that their children cannot have classes because they can't afford it and the kids should not complain that their parents are unable to get those classes because of those smartphones."
Sonu Sood was hailed as the national hero during the lockdown for arranging transportation for migrants to go back to their hometowns.
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Sonu had earlier shared a post on Instagram about his 'new mission'.
When asked, he told, "I have realised during lockdown that a lot of people missed their online classes because they didn't have smartphones or unable to join those classes. I am introducing a platform where those who don't have phones will have options. No one should miss education. We will bring together these people and give them smartphones."
Sonu had earlier too distributed almost 100 smartphones to students for educational purposes. "During Covid we distributed almost 100 phones in some parts of Punjab, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Mumbai," he shares and adds, "The idea is to save their careers and the parents shouldn't feel embarrassed that their children cannot have classes because they can't afford it and the kids should not complain that their parents are unable to get those classes because of those smartphones."
Sonu Sood was hailed as the national hero during the lockdown for arranging transportation for migrants to go back to their hometowns.
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SEE ALSO:
Fiber layers and field engineers to researchers — telecom jobs may see a 20% spike in 2021 as India leaps into the 5G era
India may be considering a COVID cess on high income earners — aside from more levy on fuel
Zoho plans to woo WhatsApp defectors with its own messaging app Arattai