Chhattisgarh school teacher provide tech-enabled education to underprivileged students
3 years, 4 months ago

Chhattisgarh school teacher provide tech-enabled education to underprivileged students

India Today  

Not all heroes wear capes. In a similar case, a school teacher in Balod, Ishwari Kumar Sinha, has been trying to bring a positive change in the lives of underprivileged students by providing them with a technology-enabled education for the last 13 years. Sinha is a government school teacher in Balod who started this endeavor in 2011 when he bought a small sound system to equip children with technology. So to acquaint these kids with technology, I bought a small sound system in 2011," he said, as reported by ANI. Balod District Collector Janmejay Mahobe praised Sinha for his devotion to education.

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