Hathras Rural Schools Distribute Learning Materials, Umbrellas to Girl Students
In Hathras, educational materials and umbrellas were distributed among girl students at rural schools under the Seva Sankalp Fortnight.
In Hathras, educational materials and umbrellas were distributed among girl students at rural schools under the Seva Sankalp Fortnight. The programme was organised to encourage girls’ empowerment and education in rural areas by former municipal chairperson Pandit Ashish Sharma.
During the programme, notebooks, stationery and other essential educational materials were provided to the students. Umbrellas were also distributed to protect them from sunlight and rain. The organisers said this would help ensure that the students’ studies were not affected by adverse weather and that they could continue reaching school regularly.
On the occasion of Shardiya Navratri, Kanya Pujan was also performed during the programme. Through this, a message was given about respecting and protecting girls, as well as creating awareness about their education.
Former municipal chairperson Pandit Ashish Sharma encouraged the students to move towards their goals through hard work, dedication and regular study. He said education is the foundation of society’s development.
He also said that the education of any talented student should not be disrupted because of a lack of resources. For this, he said, every section of society would have to come forward and fulfil its responsibility.
Pandit Ashish Sharma described the education and dignity of girls as important for social development. He said coordination among society, school administration and parents was necessary to provide better educational facilities to girl students in rural areas.
The programme was aimed at promoting girls’ education, women’s empowerment and social participation. School management, teachers and local distinguished people were present on the occasion.
Frequently asked questions
Where were learning materials and umbrellas distributed?
They were distributed among girl students at rural schools in Hathras.
What items were provided to the students?
The students received notebooks, stationery, other essential educational materials and umbrellas.
Why were umbrellas distributed?
Umbrellas were distributed to protect the students from sunlight and rain so adverse weather would not affect their studies or regular school attendance.
What was the purpose of the programme?
The programme aimed to promote girls’ education, women’s empowerment and social participation.
What did Pandit Ashish Sharma say about education?
He said education is the foundation of society’s development and that talented students’ education should not be disrupted by a lack of resources.
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