Sankalp Vishwaguru Bharat 2036 Mission
Our mission is to build a nation rooted in its golden past — to Make Great Bharat Supreme Vishwaguru Again by becoming the Universal Teacher of peace, wisdom, and sustainability for the whole world.
Digital Saksharta (Digital Literacy)
Digital Saksharta (Digital Literacy)
About this Mission
Vision & Significance
India has over 800 million internet users, yet millions remain digitally illiterate — unable to use smartphones, access government services online, or protect themselves from digital fraud. Digital Saksharta bridges this critical gap.
Digital Goals:
- •Universal Digital Literacy: Teaching every Indian citizen basic digital skills — operating smartphones, using the internet, and accessing digital government services.
- •Cyber Safety: Educating citizens about online fraud, phishing, password security, and safe digital practices to protect their data and money.
- •Digital Empowerment: Enabling citizens to use digital tools for banking, healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.
- •Rural Digital Access: Ensuring rural communities have internet access, devices, and training to participate in the digital economy.
Our Initiatives
Vishwa Guru Bharat drives digital literacy through community training centers, volunteer-led workshops, and partnerships with government programs.
- •Digital Literacy Camps: Conducting free training camps in rural and semi-urban areas teaching smartphone usage, internet navigation, and digital payments.
- •Cyber Safety Workshops: Educating citizens — especially seniors — about online scams, safe banking practices, and privacy protection.
- •Women Digital Champions: Training women as digital literacy trainers who then teach other women in their communities.
- •Digital Seva Kendras: Supporting community digital service centres that help citizens access government services and digital tools.
Go Digital Confidently
The digital revolution should empower everyone, not leave anyone behind. Help us ensure every Indian can navigate the digital world safely and productively.
Take Action:
- •Learn Digital Skills: Attend our free digital literacy camps or explore online resources to improve your digital abilities.
- •Teach an Elder: Help an older family member or neighbour learn to use a smartphone, make UPI payments, and stay safe online.
- •Volunteer: Join our digital literacy training team and conduct workshops in your community.
- •Report Fraud: If you encounter digital fraud, report it through official channels and warn your community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Digital Saksharta?
Digital Saksharta means 'Digital Literacy.' It is a mission to ensure every Indian can confidently use digital tools — smartphones, internet, digital payments, and e-governance services — safely and productively.
Why is digital literacy important in India?
With 800 million internet users, India is rapidly digitising. Digital literacy is essential for accessing government services, banking, healthcare, education, and employment — those without digital skills risk being left behind.
What does the mission teach?
The mission teaches basic smartphone operation, internet navigation, digital payment systems (UPI), accessing government services online, cyber safety, password management, and protection against online fraud.