The Better India – 5 Lakh Youth From Remote Villages Are Stepping Into Tech Careers Through a Grassroots Effort

February 17, 2026
The Better India

Just a few years ago, Yashika struggled to speak in English, hesitated to introduce herself, and viewed technology as a necessity rather than a passion. Today, she works as a software developer, teaches computer skills at an NGO, and contributes to her family’s income.

Her journey is not a standalone success story. It is one of over five lakh similar transformations enabled by Anudip Foundation, an organisation that has spent nearly two decades equipping underserved youth across India with industry-relevant tech skills, workplace readiness, and the confidence to enter the formal workforce.

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