CNRI works to close the rural digital divide — digital literacy, cybersecurity awareness and technology-enabled public services. This is CSRNAM’s front line: member NGOs bring first-time users online safely and build resilience to misinformation and cyber threats; CNRI aligns this with national digital-governance priorities; and globally it engages digital-rights and platform-accountability questions, including CNRI’s own representations on algorithmic suppression affecting rural India.

Positioning. The front line of civil-society resilience in the era of fourth-generation warfare.

Focus. Digital literacy, cybersecurity awareness and technology-enabled public services.

How CNRI works.

• Local: member NGOs bring first-time users online safely and build resilience to misinformation and cyber threats.
• National:aligning with national digital-governance and public-infrastructure priorities.
• Global: engaging digital-rights and platform-accountability questions, including CNRI’s representations on algorithmic suppression affecting rural India.

CSRNAM & Panch Pran. Squarely CSRNAM pillar 3 — communities resilient to misinformation and cyber threats; advances the citizen’s duty and national resolve (Prans 5 and 1).

Government hand in hand. CNRI’s members are the human interface that makes digital public infrastructure usable and safe at the last mile.

Sankalp. A digitally empowered, cyber-resilient Bharat where no village is offline or unprotected.