GADAG: Keen to ensure that students contributed to poor families did not quit the study, a school principal of the government polytechnic had advanced to fund his education for the next three years.
Huligevva Kalaal, which secured 94% in SSLC, now made a decision to pursue a three-year course, even though he continued to wonder if he would be able to continue further.
Revansiddaya Malagatti, Principal Polytechnic College in Gajendragad, decided to support Huligevva as soon as he learned that the girl planned to stop his studies because of poverty.
Huligevva’s parents, Renavva and Murti Kalaal, are daily wage workers.
“We know the problem and together with members of the college acceptance assignment unit, visiting his house,” said Maliversti Toi.
“His parents said they lived with daily wages and had to pay rent for the house.
I told them that I would pay huligevva fees and other fees for a three-year diploma course and they did not need to worry.
Finally, they agreed.” Mallague said the cost.
will reach Rs 25,000-30,000 for three years.
“I have paid first fees to make it acceptable,” he added.
The campus team handed over the letter to Huligevva when they visited his house.
“We were very poor and I have decided not to go to college even though I scored 94% at SSLC.
The principal believes I will bear my costs and take care of my education for the next three years.
I am interested in learning more, but we are very poor So I still consider it, “he said.
Durgappa Mudhol, a social worker, appreciates a generous Mallagatti movement.
“We try our best to convince him that he will not face financial problems in completing a three-year course,” he said.
K’Taka: Offer principal to fund poor girl 3-year courses
