The announcement in Lucknow marked the first regional chapter of Google's initiative to bring digital literacy amongst Indian women in presence of ‘Gulabi Gang’ leader Sampat Pal.
"The two-month Helping Women Get Online campaign in Uttar Pradesh aims to create awareness about the benefits of Internet for women and assist them to get online through basic knowledge on how to use the Internet," Google marketing director Sandeep Menon told reporters in Lucknow.
"We strongly believe that Internet can benefit and transform the lives of women in Uttar Pradesh and India.
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