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Nearly 75% Bengaluru residents never used dig

Nearly 75% Bengaluru residents never used digital technologies for education: Report  The Indian Express
sourceNearly 75%indiaNearly 75%chinaNearly 75%usaNearly 75%
Canada
Nearly 75%kuwaitNearly 75%Antigua and Barbuda
Nearly 75%ArgentinaNearly 75%Armenia
Nearly 75%
Australia
Nearly 75%Austria
Nearly 75%Austrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Nearly 75%Baden*
Bahamas, The
Nearly 75%Bahrain
Nearly 75%Bangladesh
Nearly 75%Barbados
Nearly 75%Bavaria*
Nearly 75%Belarus
Nearly 75%Belgium
Nearly 75%Belize
Nearly 75%Benin (Dahomey)
Nearly 75%Bolivia
Nearly 75%Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nearly 75%Botswana
Nearly 75%Brazil
Nearly 75%Brunei
Nearly 75%Brunswick and Lüneburg*
Nearly 75%Bulgaria
Nearly 75%Burkina Faso
Nearly 75%Burma
Nearly 75%Burundi
Nearly 75%Cabo Verde
Nearly 75%Cambodia
Nearly 75%Cameroon
Nearly 75%Canada
Nearly 75%Cayman Islands, The
Nearly 75%Central African Republic
Nearly 75%Central American Federation*
Nearly 75%Chad
Nearly 75%Chile
Nearly 75%China
China
Nearly 75%Colombia
Nearly 75%Comoros
Nearly 75%Congo Free State, The*
Nearly 75%Costa Rica
Nearly 75%Cote d’Ivoire
Nearly 75%Croatia
Nearly 75%Cuba
Nearly 75%Cyprus
Nearly 75%Czechia
Nearly 75%Czechoslovakia*
Nearly 75%Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nearly 75%Denmark
Nearly 75%Djibouti
Nearly 75%Dominica
Nearly 75%Dominican Republic
Nearly 75%Duchy of Parma, The*
Nearly 75%East Germany German Democratic Republic*
Nearly 75%Ecuador
Nearly 75%Egypt
Nearly 75%El Salvador
Nearly 75%Equatorial Guinea
Nearly 75%Eritrea
Nearly 75%Estonia
Nearly 75%Eswatini
Nearly 75%Ethiopia
Nearly 75%Federal Government of Germany *
Nearly 75%Fiji
Nearly 75%Finland
Nearly 75%indiaNearly 75%chinaNearly 75%usaNearly 75%
Canada
Nearly 75%kuwaitNearly 75%Antigua and Barbuda
Nearly 75%ArgentinaNearly 75%Armenia
Nearly 75%
Australia
Nearly 75%Austria
Nearly 75%Austrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Nearly 75%Baden*
Bahamas, The
Nearly 75%Bahrain
Nearly 75%Bangladesh
Nearly 75%Barbados
Nearly 75%Bavaria*
Nearly 75%Belarus
Nearly 75%Belgium
Nearly 75%Belize
Nearly 75%Benin (Dahomey)
Nearly 75%Bolivia
Nearly 75%Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nearly 75%Botswana
Nearly 75%Brazil
Nearly 75%Brunei
Nearly 75%Brunswick and Lüneburg*
Nearly 75%Bulgaria
Nearly 75%Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)
Nearly 75%Burma
Nearly 75%Burundi
Nearly 75%Cabo Verde
Nearly 75%Cambodia
Nearly 75%Cameroon
Nearly 75%Canada
Nearly 75%Cayman Islands, The
Nearly 75%Central African Republic
Nearly 75%Central American Federation*
Nearly 75%Chad
Nearly 75%Chile
Nearly 75%China
China
Nearly 75%Colombia
Nearly 75%Comoros
Nearly 75%Congo Free State, The*
Nearly 75%Costa Rica
Nearly 75%Cote d’Ivoire
Nearly 75%Croatia
Nearly 75%Cuba
Nearly 75%Cyprus
Nearly 75%Czechia
Nearly 75%Czechoslovakia*
Nearly 75%Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nearly 75%Denmark
Nearly 75%Djibouti
Nearly 75%Dominica
Nearly 75%Dominican Republic
Nearly 75%Duchy of Parma, The*
Nearly 75%East Germany
Nearly 75%Ecuador
Nearly 75%Egypt
Nearly 75%El Salvador
Nearly 75%Equatorial Guinea
Nearly 75%Eritrea
Nearly 75%Estonia
Nearly 75%Eswatini
Nearly 75%Ethiopia
Nearly 75%Federal Government of Germany *
Nearly 75%Fiji
Nearly 75%Finland
Nearly 75% Bengaluru residents never used digital technologies for education: Report  The Indian Express
sourceNearly 75%indiaNearly 75%chinaNearly 75%usaNearly 75%
Canada
Nearly 75%kuwaitNearly 75%Antigua and Barbuda
Nearly 75%ArgentinaNearly 75%Armenia
Nearly 75%
Australia
Nearly 75%Austria
Nearly 75%Austrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Nearly 75%Baden*
Bahamas, The
Nearly 75%Bahrain
Nearly 75%Bangladesh
Nearly 75%Barbados
Nearly 75%Bavaria*
Nearly 75%Belarus
Nearly 75%Belgium
Nearly 75%Belize
Nearly 75%Benin (Dahomey)
Nearly 75%Bolivia
Nearly 75%Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nearly 75%Botswana
Nearly 75%Brazil
Nearly 75%Brunei
Nearly 75%Brunswick and Lüneburg*
Nearly 75%Bulgaria
Nearly 75%Burkina Faso
Nearly 75%Burma
Nearly 75%Burundi
Nearly 75%Cabo Verde
Nearly 75%Cambodia
Nearly 75%Cameroon
Nearly 75%Canada
Nearly 75%Cayman Islands, The
Nearly 75%Central African Republic
Nearly 75%Central American Federation*
Nearly 75%Chad
Nearly 75%Chile
Nearly 75%China
China
Nearly 75%Colombia
Nearly 75%Comoros
Nearly 75%Congo Free State, The*
Nearly 75%Costa Rica
Nearly 75%Cote d’Ivoire
Nearly 75%Croatia
Nearly 75%Cuba
Nearly 75%Cyprus
Nearly 75%Czechia
Nearly 75%Czechoslovakia*
Nearly 75%Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nearly 75%Denmark
Nearly 75%Djibouti
Nearly 75%Dominica
Nearly 75%Dominican Republic
Nearly 75%Duchy of Parma, The*
Nearly 75%East Germany German Democratic Republic*
Nearly 75%Ecuador
Nearly 75%Egypt
Nearly 75%El Salvador
Nearly 75%Equatorial Guinea
Nearly 75%Eritrea
Nearly 75%Estonia
Nearly 75%Eswatini
Nearly 75%Ethiopia
Nearly 75%Federal Government of Germany *
Nearly 75%Fiji
Nearly 75%Finland
Nearly 75%indiaNearly 75%chinaNearly 75%usaNearly 75%
Canada
Nearly 75%kuwaitNearly 75%Antigua and Barbuda
Nearly 75%ArgentinaNearly 75%Armenia
Nearly 75%
Australia
Nearly 75%Austria
Nearly 75%Austrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Nearly 75%Baden*
Bahamas, The
Nearly 75%Bahrain
Nearly 75%Bangladesh
Nearly 75%Barbados
Nearly 75%Bavaria*
Nearly 75%Belarus
Nearly 75%Belgium
Nearly 75%Belize
Nearly 75%Benin (Dahomey)
Nearly 75%Bolivia
Nearly 75%Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nearly 75%Botswana
Nearly 75%Brazil
Nearly 75%Brunei
Nearly 75%Brunswick and Lüneburg*
Nearly 75%Bulgaria
Nearly 75%Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)
Nearly 75%Burma
Nearly 75%Burundi
Nearly 75%Cabo Verde
Nearly 75%Cambodia
Nearly 75%Cameroon
Nearly 75%Canada
Nearly 75%Cayman Islands, The
Nearly 75%Central African Republic
Nearly 75%Central American Federation*
Nearly 75%Chad
Nearly 75%Chile
Nearly 75%China
China
Nearly 75%Colombia
Nearly 75%Comoros
Nearly 75%Congo Free State, The*
Nearly 75%Costa Rica
Nearly 75%Cote d’Ivoire
Nearly 75%Croatia
Nearly 75%Cuba
Nearly 75%Cyprus
Nearly 75%Czechia
Nearly 75%Czechoslovakia*
Nearly 75%Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nearly 75%Denmark
Nearly 75%Djibouti
Nearly 75%Dominica
Nearly 75%Dominican Republic
Nearly 75%Duchy of Parma, The*
Nearly 75%East Germany
Nearly 75%Ecuador
Nearly 75%Egypt
Nearly 75%El Salvador
Nearly 75%Equatorial Guinea
Nearly 75%Eritrea
Nearly 75%Estonia
Nearly 75%Eswatini
Nearly 75%Ethiopia
Nearly 75%Federal Government of Germany *
Nearly 75%Fiji
Nearly 75%Finland

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