Odisha Governor Raghubar Das announces financial support for Kalapathar School while visiting the Subarnapur district
BHUBANESWAR: Raghubar Das, the governor of Odisha, visited the Subarnapur district on Monday. He declared that the Zilla Vinnakhyam Kalyan Vidyalaya in Kalapathar would receive financial support of Rs 2 lakh. He didn’t plan to visit the school, but he did so after seeing students with disabilities waiting for him to greet them along the road. He listened to a song performed by one of the students while interacting with them.
Upon learning that the school lacked any government financial support and operated solely on public donations, the governor promptly directed Raj Bhavan officials to provide Rs 2 lakh from his discretionary fund.During discussions with school staff, he also assured that he would bring the matter to the government’s attention.
Prior to this, the governor engaged in an interaction with WSHG members at Haradkhol, inspiring women to focus more on enhancing the packaging, marketing, designing, and branding of their products.
Furthermore, the governor virtually attended Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s seventh edition of ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’, in which he interacted with students, teachers and parents from Kendriya Vidyalaya in Subarnapur district. Following this, he visited the Anganwadi centre at Rugudipali, engaging in discussions with Anganwadi workers and villagers. There, he emphasised the crucial task of working towards removing malnutrition.
During the district visit, the governor also attended an interaction programme with farmers and villagers at Banktentuli. He directed agriculture department officials to reach out to villages, raising awareness among farmers about various government schemes.
The governor toured the residences of PMAY beneficiaries in Kartang and attended the Golden Jubilee celebration of Kartang High School. During the event, he emphasised the need for a ‘Jan Andolan’ to tackle the concerning dropout rate in the state, calling for collective efforts.
Upon learning that the school lacked any government financial support and operated solely on public donations, the governor promptly directed Raj Bhavan officials to provide Rs 2 lakh from his discretionary fund.During discussions with school staff, he also assured that he would bring the matter to the government’s attention.
Prior to this, the governor engaged in an interaction with WSHG members at Haradkhol, inspiring women to focus more on enhancing the packaging, marketing, designing, and branding of their products.
Furthermore, the governor virtually attended Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s seventh edition of ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’, in which he interacted with students, teachers and parents from Kendriya Vidyalaya in Subarnapur district. Following this, he visited the Anganwadi centre at Rugudipali, engaging in discussions with Anganwadi workers and villagers. There, he emphasised the crucial task of working towards removing malnutrition.
During the district visit, the governor also attended an interaction programme with farmers and villagers at Banktentuli. He directed agriculture department officials to reach out to villages, raising awareness among farmers about various government schemes.
The governor toured the residences of PMAY beneficiaries in Kartang and attended the Golden Jubilee celebration of Kartang High School. During the event, he emphasised the need for a ‘Jan Andolan’ to tackle the concerning dropout rate in the state, calling for collective efforts.