Divine Computre Institute

Mandawali is a crowded neighborhood, and Fazalpur even more so. We are located at A 211 2, Siddarth Gali No 6. Divine Computre Institute is where we teach local kids and adults how to use computers. The "Gali" or alleyway is pretty narrow, so you have to watch your step. Inside, we have rows of older monitors and CPUs. It gets pretty warm with all the machines running at once, especially in the summer. We try to keep the place tidy, but with all the cables and wires, it’s a bit of a losing battle. The spelling of our name is a bit different, but that’s just how it’s been since the start. We have people coming in for typing classes or to learn basic software. Sometimes the internet is slow, and we all just have to wait and chat until it comes back up. We don’t have fancy rolling chairs, just simple plastic ones. Most of our students are from the nearby streets. They come in after school or work. We spend our day showing people where the keys are or how to save a file. It’s a basic setup, but it works for what we need. It’s noisy outside with the neighbors and the traffic, but inside everyone is usually pretty focused on their screens. It’s just a small school in a busy alley. We like helping out here.