Hyderabad: 25 hi-end sparingly used laptops donated to poor rural girls of Govt schools
The laptops through PURE will be presented to poor rural girls in government schools very soon
Hyderabad: The UK-based company’s Indian arm, Claranet India Private Limited, a Hyderabad-based technology services company located in My Home Twitza Raidurg, donated 25 high-end sparingly used laptops worth Rs. 32 lakh to PURE – People for Urban and Rural Education, NGO.
The 25 laptops include ten I-5 Dell Latitude 3420, three I-7 Dell Latitude 3420 and six Lenovo ThinkPads. The laptops are almost new pieces with full warranty and home service, a press release said.
The team Claranet comprised Srujani Choudhury, HR Head India, Syed Wasay, Finance Head India and Akshay, In-Charge IT and Security and other staff members participated in the brief handover function which was also attended on behalf of PURE by Aruna Dara.
The laptops through PURE will be presented to poor rural girls in government schools very soon.
PURE is a volunteer-led organisation. Founded by an NRI, Shyla Talluri, founder and CEO, PURE focuses on Education, Girl children, Shelter homes, Special Assistance, Indigenous populations, Livelihoods and Youth leadership.
