Learning With Vodafone Idea

  Due to the onset of the pandemic and, consequently, the lockdown, many people lost their jobs. The unemployment rate jumped from 8.75% in March 2020 to 23.52% in April 2020. This sudden leap in unemployment rates caused many people to lose their only income sources. The educational costs have not lowered either, which puts a lot of pressure on parents who wish to give their child a good learning experience.   The school fees and tuition fees were the biggest expenses for parents during this lockdown. Parents are trying their best to ensure that there are no obstacles in the education of their children. But, the education of children is not the responsibility of only parents. Children, too, can contribute to their education financially.   One of the best ways children can support their parents financially in their studies is through scholarships. Scholarships not only develop the knowledge of children but also provide financial help to the families.  Student scholarship in Ind

Education is an essential tool for everyone that provides knowledge and reduces the illiteracy rate. Many students across the nation dream of having proper education and succeed in life but cannot do so due to financial and societal restraints. Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the first Vice President and second President of Independent India, said that Teachers must be the best minds in the country. Keeping true to the great words of one of our yesteryear’s leaders and abiding by them, Vodafone Idea Foundation - the CSR arm of VI, is looking to offer students and teachers financial assistance to help them continue their journey down the path of education. General Scholarship Schemes Merit-cum-means based scholarships are offered to students belonging to minority communities in India. Few private organisations like Vodafone Idea Foundation are encouraging students and teachers to avail these financial aids. Based on the economic and caste-based backgrounds, these scholarships are availabl