Prayagraj: In the Welcome Movement, Union Bank of India contributed a smart phone to seven Kendriya Vidyalaya students, AFS, Manauri, on Tuesday.
Bank officials will provide smartphones to six more students from the same school.
The need for smart phones has soared during a pandemic because the school has turned to online educational mode.
When several school students were unable to pay for this smartphone, the Union Bank stepped to expand the help.
“Because our organization has asked us to attract our resources and find several donors who can help students belong to a family-owned economically economically, we talk to the Union Bank authority that promised us the assistance needed,” said the principal, Shalini Dikshit.
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“We have monitored our students and have chosen 13 of them bright but belonging to a very poor family.
This assistance will be a game changer for their studies,” he added.
Seven students were invited to a hotel located in the Civil Lines area in the city on Tuesday.
Regional managers, in front of the Head of the Bank, Gyanendra Kumar’s talented smartphone became seven students.
The bank will give a smartphone gift to six more students in the next few days who miss attending the event on Tuesday.
Deputy Principal, Pradeep Kumar Mishra, was also present on that occasion.
Among students who have benefited by bank assistance including Tej Pratap Singh from Class II, Shivani Verma from Class III, Manjeet Pal from class IV, Ukrarsh Sharma from class V, Yogesh class X, Kajal Kumari class XII and others.