In the past decade, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have rapidly spread to every corner of the globe. Never before has humanity had such great opportunities to access and exchange so much information. The coming years will see even more innovation in the ways in which communication and the spreading of information takes place, bringing additional benefit to those that have access to the technologies.

But the key to effective utilization of the available information lies in it reaching the maximum number of people. If we succeed in making access to information ubiquitous, we may find ourselves living in a world of more enlightened, perhaps happier and certainly wealthier citizens. If we don't succeed, if the opportunities are only used by the elite while the majority of the world population watches (or revolts), the result will be a society for the few. This must not happen. To make sure it doesn’t, n-Logue is closing the information gap by taking proactive steps towards bridging the digital divide.

In India, it is universally accepted that a vast digital divide exists in the country. With a landline telephone penetration level of less than 4%, there is a crying need to provide communication facilities and access to the common man. It is also evident that the biggest challenge lies in providing access to rural India, as nearly 70% of India's billion people live in small towns and villages. n-Logue has taken this challenge to heart, and through it’s innovative business model, aims to significantly enhance the quality of life of every rural Indian by driving the digital revolution profitably.