DM inspects Abhyudaya coaching center, urges students to prepare with dedication
District Magistrate Annapurna Garg conducted a comprehensive inspection of the Abhyudaya coaching center operating under the Chief Minister Abhyudaya Yojana at the Government Industrial Training
District Magistrate Annapurna Garg conducted a comprehensive inspection of the Abhyudaya coaching center operating under the Chief Minister Abhyudaya Yojana at the Government Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Bhinga in Shravasti. During her visit, she thoroughly assessed the academic arrangements, study materials, and other facilities being provided to students preparing for competitive examinations.
The District Magistrate directly interacted with students in the classrooms, enquiring about their studies, teaching arrangements, and preparation for competitive exams. She discussed the challenges students face during their preparation and their specific requirements. During the interaction, Garg offered practical tips to the aspirants, emphasizing the importance of reading newspapers daily for current affairs and practicing essay writing regularly to retain what they learn.
She directed officials and teachers to ensure students receive quality education, necessary study materials, and proper guidance. Garg stressed that students' doubts should be resolved regularly to enable effective preparation for competitive examinations. She explained that the Chief Minister Abhyudaya Yojana aims to provide better opportunities to economically weaker and talented students for competitive exam preparation. She urged students to make maximum use of available facilities and prepare with dedication and hard work toward their goals. Course Coordinator Arvind Kumar, Computer Operator Firoz Jahan, concerned officials, teachers, and students were present during the inspection.
Subsequently, the District Magistrate inspected the Government District Library located near the Collectorate and reviewed the arrangements. Finding the cleanliness unsatisfactory, she directed concerned authorities to ensure daily cleaning of the library premises. She also interacted with students who had come to study at the library. Garg instructed officials to operate the library punctually and create a catalogued list of available books to ensure students face no difficulties while accessing reading materials.
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