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The Chief Minister of Chattisgarh announced the launch of a special scheme on Independence Day. Under the scheme, students will be able to study in their own neighbourhoods as classes have been suspended due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
Addressing the people on Independence Day, the Chief Minister of the state said that Gandhian thinking of serving humanity and Nehruvian institutions and infrastructure enabled his government to fight the coronavirus.
Earlier, the state had launched the online education platform Padhai Tunhar Dhar, from which 2.2 million children have been reaping benefits, claims the government.
“Taking the initiative further, we are now starting the Padhai Tunhar Para scheme to teach children with the help of community in their localities and villages,” the Chief Minister said.
A Bluetooth-based programme called Bultu ke Bol will be introduced to provide study materials to students in remote areas with no access to the Internet.
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