Mangaluru: The Chief Executive of Dakshina Kannada Zilla Pancayat Kumar launched the ‘Bustaka Goodu’ on a bus standing in Kombaru Village in Kadaba Taluk on Thursday.
Under this program, book booths will be placed in various public places, especially standing buses, from every gram of Panchayat.
Books will be placed in the case of glass for public use.
Meanwhile, notebooks were distributed to 285 government school students from Siribagilu and Kombaru.
This program was carried out as part of CSR Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd.
(KIOCL) in conjunction with the District Work Journalist Association (DWA).
CEO of ZP said in January, DWJA held a village live program and could find a solution for some Siribagilu and Kombaru problems.
Association’s attention to social needs can be praised, he added.
“These government schools from remote villages do not accept government facilities on time.
When class online because of a pandemic, many children here cannot get access to online classes due to poor internet connectivity.
Some parents do not have cellphones.
In Such scenarios, government school teachers have the main responsibility for teaching them.
The scene here is very different compared to urban areas, where parents are interested in their child’s academic performance, “he said.
President Dwja Srinivas Nayak Indaje, S Murugesh, Manager, Human Resources and Administration, Kiocl, and others are present.