Nokia is gradually scaling the value chain in reaching out to the end-consumers as it plans to introduce informative services for the farming and student community in India.

Clubbed as ‘live tools’, the services will offer information on agriculture, commodity prices and weather to the farming community in alliance with Reuters.

For the student community, Nokia will introduce a service imparting knowledge of language by making the student understand some key words of the language.

The company plans to price these services at a monthly rental of Rs 30-Rs60.