Across Vid schools

Across Vid schools

arrangements for television or radio sets due to technical reasons ranging from load-shedding of power to non-availability of television or radio sets. In some schools, Internet arrangement was tried but it could not he put in place due to connectivity problems.

According to Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Education Department officials, a total of 32.000 students in 199 schools of NMC could see and listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. All necessary arrangements for television and radio sets as well as Internet connections were made. At places, where school could not make the arrangement, the corporators from respective areas and members of School Management Committees arranged television and radio sets.

IN CHANDRAPL'R. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's programme on the occasion of Teacher's Day was telecast live at several schools across the district on Friday afternoon. Hundreds of students from various school listened to Prime Minister Modi's words on the occasion of Teacher's Day at the district on Friday afternoon. Since morning, students were eagerly waiting to listen to the speech and educational institutions were equally interested in making the arrangements. School from the city - Chanda Public School. Shree Maharshi Vidya Mandir. Jubilee High School, and others arranged LED screens and televisions. The district administration made some other arrangements like radios and mobiles, where there arc no facilities of TVs. in the district. IN WARORA, seeing the huge strength. LokmanyaVidyalaya and junior college Principal G G Ghaiwal made arrangement of FM radio and amplifier in the school- Students were asked to sit on the ground and around 1.400 students listened to the speech. As soon as PM Narendra Modi commenced the speech the students gave a huge applause and were listening each word earnestly. At Lokmanya Kanya Vidyalaya. a TV set was made available and the girls from STD 8th to 10th were all ears to the words of PM. At Hiralal Loya Vidyalaya. around 800 students of Std 5th to 10th were asked to listen to the speech and two TV sets were made available on the occasion. During interactive session, the rains commenced hut the children did not dither and listened the session from their classrooms but no one left midway- The interactive session was liked a lot and teachers had a talk about the speech and questions raised by students. Some schools reported!) changed shifts for the speech.

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