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Meghshala

Trust

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The HCLTech Grant Project in Action

e HCLTech Grant’s financial backing for

developing curriculum-based language content

tailored to the indigenous languages in Sikkim

has allowed us to implement and sustainably

scale our project. Aligning our objectives with

government initiatives has created synergies,

amplifying the combined impact of the

HCLTech Grant and our initiatives in bringing

in technology to Government schools. e

recognition and support gained through the

HCLTech Grant have eased the integration

process with the Education Department of

Sikkim, from recruiting content creators

to implementing Meghshala’s E-learning

programme.

Working with the HCLFoundation

Collaborating with the HCLFoundation has

An organization for teachers by teachers, Meghshala Trust leverages

technology to design education that levels the playing field for all

children, making them thinkers and the conservers of society and

the Earth. The organization has revolutionized the teaching practices

of over 15,000 teachers across the country, enabling them to go from

being lecture-based to interactive leaders of learning, especially in

resource-constrained settings. Meghshala has interventions in Karnataka,

Meghalaya, Sikkim, Manipur, and Delhi.

Founded by Jyoti Thyagarajan

in 2013

HCLTech Grant Project Approach:

Using

technology in education and preserving

& promoting indigenous languages in Sikkim

by developing NEP (SCERT)-aligned content

for teachers

HCLTech Grant Project Title:

Technology

Enabled Teacher Capacity Building - A Case

for the State of Sikkim

Beneficiaries:

1815+ Government School

Teachers, 46000+ students in Sikkim

Location:

460 villages in 6 districts of Sikkim