The Museum of Digital Society: A Living Archive of Digital Inclusion
“An inspiring Journey of Empowering Bihar’s Community Through Digital Inclusion.”
Deepak Kumar, a resident of the serene village of Sukhlahi in West Champaran, Bihar, is a true testament to the transformative power of digital entrepreneurship. Overcoming challenges as a person with disabilities (PWD), he has become a beacon of hope and progress in his community, all thanks to his SoochnaPreneur Center established under the Digital Daan project.
With newfound confidence, he dedicated himself to serving his community, offering invaluable services like creating caste and income certificates, facilitating Pan card applications, and assisting with online submissions for the CM-old age pension scheme. Through his efforts, Deepak has bridged the digital divide and empowered countless individuals in his community to access essential government services seamlessly.
Deepak’s commitment to his community has led him to take on additional projects in collaboration with the Digital Empowerment Foundation, by expanding his skill set and knowledge, he not only generates a sustainable income but also gives training for digital literacy in his community. Deepak’s dedication to learning and improving his technical abilities highlights his determination to enhance the reach and impact of his center.
In recognition of his relentless efforts, Deepak’s SoochnaPreneur Center has not only become a source of income, but also a hub of knowledge and empowerment for the villagers. His monthly earnings of INR 4000 to 5000 serve as a testament to the positive change he has brought about, both in his own life and in the lives of those around him.
Through his SoochnaPreneur Center, he not only uplifts the people he serves, but also inspires others to embrace the possibilities of the digital age and work towards a brighter future.
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