NITI Aayog CEO Lauds 5T High School Transformation Programme in Keonjhar
Keonjhar: Parameswara Iyer, CEO of NITI Aayog , Govt of India visited Keonjhar along with Development Commission or of Govt Of Odisha Pradeep Kumar Jena, Anil Kumar Jha, Secretary Ministry of Tribal Affairs & Amit Verma, Director Niti Aayog to see various developmental works of the district meant for the PVTG “The Juanag”. The high-profile [...]
Keonjhar: Parameswara Iyer, CEO of NITI Aayog , Govt of India visited Keonjhar along with Development Commission or of Govt Of Odisha Pradeep Kumar Jena, Anil Kumar Jha, Secretary Ministry of Tribal Affairs & Amit Verma, Director Niti Aayog to see various developmental works of the district meant for the PVTG “The Juanag”.
The high-profile team landed at Gonasika of Banspal Block and visited the tribal Education complex meant for PVTG Girls situated at Gonasika.
Keonjhar Collector Ashish Thakre gave a brief presentation about the socio-economic profile of the Juanga Tribe at the tribal Museum situated in the Education Complex along with the different initiatives taken up by the State Govt. for the PVTG Upliftment. Then the team were briefed about the different initiative take up under High School transformation programme.
Iyer interacted with children in the transformed smart classroom. He appreciated the steps taken by State Government and District Administration under 5T high School transformation.
Then the team visited one of the remotely located village namely Ghungi under Kodiposa GP of Banspal Block. The team observe the Check Dam, Community Pipe water Supply and other activities taken up the district for the PVTG. All the team members sat with the villagers and discuss the different aspect of village. Then the team visited the Govt Primary Schools of the Ghungi. They witnessed the Multingual Education programme at Ghungi Primary School and appreciated the innovative approach on tribal education taken up by the district i.e. LINK (Local & Indigenous Knowledge Corner) . The classroom setup and inclusion of cultural resources in school curriculum to bridge the language and cultural gap is one of major objective of link programme. Then the team visited the creche setup at Kundhei Village for the PVTG Children and return to District Head quarter. At District level the team visited the Tribal Resource Centre (TRC) & Inaugurated the Tribal Library at TRC. The other initiatives like Handball Stadium , Millet Café & District Head Quarter Hospital. The team highly appreciated the commitment of the district towards PVTG Development.
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