India edtech startup eVidyalam launches agriculture portal to help farmers

Education startup eVidyalam has launched an agriculture portal on its platform where farmers can access farming information, tweeted founder and CEO Srikant Rana.
The eVidyalam website provides educational material for students from class 5 to class 12. It includes subject notes, test series, a question bank, chat to solve doubts and preparation for entrance exams in Engineering, Medical, Law and Chartered Accountancy.
Shrikant Rana and Rohit Chauhan, youths from Saharanpur, started the website eVidyalam a year ago in 2020. Today both are running the website together and supporting the scholars. that they had met one another while teaching in class. Both of those are from an equivalent field. Shrikant Rana may be a computer and mathematics teacher and Rohit Chauhan may be a maths and teacher. After attending many programs together, the friendship went on getting stronger. Sometimes they want to share ideas with one another. This sharing revealed about each other's dreams and dealing style.
For an extended time, there was talk about starting some such programs for the youngsters of India in Shrikant Rana's mind. At the top of 2019, Shrikant spoke to Rohit about this. He was also curious about it. Then both of them started doing research and survey for 3 to four months in order that they will learn what the scholars believe. What is often included in such a program? What would be their model?
After doing research, in June 2020, Shrikant and Rohit launched their online platform named "eVidyalam."

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EVIDYALAM is an e-learning platform for students. EVIDYALAM is founded in 2020 by Shrikant Rana at Saharanpur. It primarily provides services to students of grades 5th to 12th for the Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh & Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Currently, the company's primary business is online and offline tutoring in Hindi, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

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