Islamabad: (RightNow) Google has introduced the Digital Pasban (Guardian) program in Pakistan. The initiative aims to provide practical safety tools to keep Pakistani families secure in the digital world.

Under the program, 200,000 households will receive toolkits, training videos, and practical training in Urdu. This program empowers parents and children to stay safe online.

Google states that the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority and other local organizations are part of this national effort. The program also has the support of the Ministry of Information Technology.

It is noteworthy that Digital Pasban consists of four pillars and offers guidance to parents on online safety. It includes parental controls and other features.

Google’s initiative is crucial for the country’s digital future. Previously, Google has trained thousands of students and teachers through various educational programs.