Chhattisgarh : Farmer’s son Tuleshwar got admission in English medium school, his spirits got a flight
- Teleshwar was overwhelmed by meeting Chief Minister Baghel
- While discussing with Chief Minister Baghel, Tuleshwar told that getting admission in the school found a way to move forward
The farmer’s son Tuleshwar Kumar Jangde’s spirits have got a new flight after getting admission in the Government Swami Atmanand English Medium School operated in Bemetara. Talking to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, class X student Tuleshwar Kumar Jangde told that he is a resident of Garra. His father is a small farmer. They are two brothers. Due to the high fees of the private school , his father was heavily burdened. When the Government English Medium School opened in Bemetara, a new way was found for further studies. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel was talking directly to the students of the school after inaugurating the laboratory, library at the Government Swami Atmanand (Rathi) English Medium School in Bemetara on the occasion of the 152nd birth anniversary year of Mahatma Gandhi. Talking in fluent English, Soumya Thakur of class X gave detailed information about the academic activities of the school. He said that the teachers in the school got the facility of online education during the Kovid-19 transition period. All the subjects of class X were studied through online medium. He had a direct conversation with the Chief Minister with other students of the school, Rudra Pratap Sahu, Nihal Sahu, Prakhar Sharma, Harshita Verma, Shruti Pandey, Mannat Vashishtane. On this occasion, Home Minister Tamradhwaj Sahu, Agriculture Minister Ravindra Choubey, Parliamentary Secretary Gurudayal Banjare, MLA Ashish Chhabra, Collector Bhoskar Vilas Sandipan, Principal Smt. Sudesha Chatterjee and other teachers, teachers, public representatives, dignitaries were present.
