North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: On the occasion of the birthday of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a good news has come for lakhs of families in the state. To make this special day memorable, the state government 51 lakh school children Have decided to give a big digital and health related gift to. This ambitious plan will be launched in West Champaran. Valmikinagar (Bagaha) It is going to be done from, which will set a new example in the entire state.
Launch of campaign from Valmikinagar
As per the instructions of the Chief Minister, the Education Department and the Health Department together have finalized this mega plan. Many schemes related to the all-round development of children will be launched in the main program to be organized in Valmikinagar. The local administration has completed its preparations in Bagaha and surrounding areas, so that the benefits of this ‘birthday gift’ can directly reach the children.
What is the special gift for 51 lakh children?
According to sources, the government is going to take the following important initiatives for children:
Distribution of Health Cards: ‘Health ID cards’ can be issued to school children, through which their health records can be tracked.
Digital Learning Tools: Smart class and e-learning facilities will be expanded in many government schools.
Dress and Scholarship: The process of transferring the pending scholarship amount and uniform amount directly into the bank accounts (DBT) of the beneficiaries will be expedited from today.
Nitish Kumar’s ‘development model’ and focus on children
Nitish Kumar has been known for the empowerment of women and children throughout his political career. From ‘Cycle Scheme’ to ‘Girls’ Promotion Scheme’, he has played an important role in changing the scenario of education in Bihar. Today on his birthday, by connecting 51 lakh children with this campaign, he is once again reiterating his mantra of ‘Development with Justice’.
Festive atmosphere in political circles
From Patna to Bagaha, there is huge enthusiasm among JDU workers and supporters. Laddus are being distributed in party offices and the day is being celebrated as ‘Development Day’ at many places. This event being held on the Chief Minister’s birthday is not just a political event, but a symbol of the government’s commitment towards the future of the state i.e. children.
