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Education
Rajasthan launches e-Pathshala platform for Class 9‑12 with live lessons
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🗓 29 Sep 2026, 04:01 AM
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The Rajasthan government announced the rollout of e-Pathshala, a digital platform offering live classes and online resources for students of classes 9 to 12.
New Delhi, Sept 28 — The Rajasthan state education department has unveiled e-Pathshala, a dedicated digital platform aimed at students studying in classes nine through twelve. The service will provide live, teacher‑led sessions alongside a repository of downloadable study material, quizzes and interactive tools.
The initiative is positioned as a step toward widening access to quality education, especially in remote and underserved areas of the state. By leveraging internet connectivity, the government expects students to benefit from real‑time instruction without the need to travel to physical classrooms.
Officials indicated that the platform will be integrated with existing school curricula and will be accessible through smartphones, tablets and computers. Training for teachers on delivering live online lessons is slated to begin next month, with the full rollout planned for the upcoming academic session.
The move aligns with broader digital‑learning efforts across India, reflecting the state's commitment to modernising education infrastructure and enhancing student outcomes through technology.
The initiative is positioned as a step toward widening access to quality education, especially in remote and underserved areas of the state. By leveraging internet connectivity, the government expects students to benefit from real‑time instruction without the need to travel to physical classrooms.
Officials indicated that the platform will be integrated with existing school curricula and will be accessible through smartphones, tablets and computers. Training for teachers on delivering live online lessons is slated to begin next month, with the full rollout planned for the upcoming academic session.
The move aligns with broader digital‑learning efforts across India, reflecting the state's commitment to modernising education infrastructure and enhancing student outcomes through technology.