hyderabad government high schools in telangana will soon have digital classrooms the state government has decided to install computers and projectors in over 6000 schoolsthe decision was taken at a review meeting held by deputy chief minister and education minister kadiyam srihari on monday the meeting on telangana state computer literacy and skills in schools tsclass at the ministers chambers was attended by officials from the school education departmentafter an hourlong discussion officials decided to train students on basic knowledge of computers like ms office and powerpoint among others the training material will either be generated internally or outsourced from vendors which may be adopted by a committee set up for the purpose reads a note issued from the office of the education ministerthe director of school education also explained that a few schools already possess computers but that require repairs secretary of the information technology and communication department said that the cost of repairs is around rs 6 croresrihari also mooted the idea of setting up a committee with the it department as the nodal agency to look into phasewise introduction of tsclass in the first phase standards six seven eight and nine will go digital the committee will work into equipment infrastructure content and teachers training in the second phase computer labs will be set up available it infra will be reviewed and investments required for new equipments will be worked out according to the press note