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| Indian Army distributed computer sets to government schools | | | Early Times Report
KISHTWAR, Aug 4: As part of its continued commitment to promoting education and bridging the digital divide in remote areas, the Indian Army at Dul distributed five computer sets each to Government School, Janakpura and Government School, Prangus, in Dachhan, District Kishtwar. The initiative was undertaken to strengthen digital literacy among students and provide them with greater exposure to modern, technology-based education. The computer sets will enable students to develop essential digital skills, access educational resources and enhance their overall learning experience. The distribution programme witnessed an encouraging response from students, teachers and members of the local community. School authorities expressed their appreciation for the initiative and highlighted its importance in improving educational facilities in the remote region. Local residents conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army for its continued support towards education and youth empowerment. They appreciated the Indian Army's efforts to create better learning opportunities and strengthen educational infrastructure.
The initiative reaffirmed the Indian Army's commitment to quality education, community welfare, youth development and the socio-economic progress of remote areas of Jammu and Kashmir. |
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