"We want to take Internet connectivity to each panchayat by next fiscal. Then we will expand it to each revenue village and then to every household," Information Technology Minister Keshab Mahanta said in the Assembly.
"Pilot projects are already going on in Khetri and Majuli village panchayats. In the coming months, it will be expanded to new areas," Mahanta said.
He said that 'Knowledge Club' will be opened in every such panchayats and it would house all digital facilities.
"To increase computer literacy, the government has taken a cabinet decision yesterday that all schools will have computer education and Sanskrit as permanent subjects. Accordingly, teachers will also be appointed," Mahanta said.