Computer Education Council

You can find us right at Chirayantand Chowk on Kankarbagh Road. We are quite close to the Durga Mandir, which makes it easy for most people to locate the building without getting lost. Our space is mostly filled with rows of old and new computers and chairs that have seen a lot of use over the years. It’s a place for learning, so there is usually a lot of typing noise and people talking through problems. We started this because we saw how much everyone needed to understand computers these days. The walls are a bit plain, maybe with a few old posters about software, but that doesn't really matter to the students who come here. Kankarbagh Road is always crowded, so there is a constant hum of traffic in the background while classes are going on. We don't have any flashy signs or expensive furniture. It’s just a basic setup with enough power strips and monitors to get the job done. Sometimes the internet acts up or a mouse stops working, and we have to fiddle with it to get it going again. That’s just part of running a computer lab. We see all kinds of people coming through the door, from young kids to older folks trying to learn the basics. It’s good to be part of the community here near the temple. We just keep the doors open and help people with their lessons.