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Scrapped comps to be donated to govt schools
The New Indian Express Kottayam
|October 04, 2025
THE Centre has found a way to reduce the stash of old computers and laptops in government offices, as the usable machines declared scrapped will be donated to state-run schools and other educational institutions.
The proposal came up during a discussion in a review meeting of nodal officers appointed by the ministries and departments for Special Campaign 5.0 for Swachhata and disposal of pending matters that took place last month.
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