Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai flags off ‘Kaamyabi Van’: New wave of digital education to reach students in remote villages

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai flags off ‘Kaamyabi Van’
Under NITI Aayog-supported ‘Mission Kaamyabi’, teaching to use virtual reality and modern technology

Raipur, May 2026 : Under the NITI Aayog-supported ‘Mission Kaamyabi’, teaching will be delivered through virtual reality and modern technology.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai flagged off the ‘Kaamyabi Van’ during a public outreach event held under the Su-Sashan Tihar programme in village Kushha of Sonhat development block in Korea district. This initiative, funded under NITI Aayog’s ‘Mission Kaamyabi’, aims to bring modern digital education and technology-enabled learning opportunities to students in remote and rural areas, thereby improving the quality of education and the overall learning experience.

On this occasion, Chief Minister Sai said that the state government is committed to ensuring that children in villages and remote regions have equal access to quality education and modern technology. He said that in today’s era of knowledge, innovation, and technology, it is essential to connect rural students with digital resources and modern teaching methods so that they can be prepared for future challenges.

The ‘Kaamyabi Van’ will provide students with education based on Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies. This mobile learning unit will help explain subjects such as science, mathematics, technical concepts, and other topics in a more engaging, experiential, and practical manner. It is expected to enhance students’ learning abilities, technological awareness, and potentially improve board examination results.

Chief Minister Sai expressed confidence that this innovative initiative will open new avenues of opportunity for students in remote villages and serve as an effective medium to connect them with science, digital technology, and modern education in an accessible manner.

The event was attended by MLA Bhaiya Lal Rajwade, local public representatives, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Subodh Singh, Special Secretary Rajat Bansal, Collector Rokthima Yadav, Superintendent of Police Ravi Kumar Kurre, along with a large number of villagers.