Varanasi: The Avaada Foundation, a philanthropic arm of the Avaada Group, installed two smart boards at the government primary schools of Jayapur, the village adopted by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The use of Smart Boards in primary schools will make education more interactive and engaging, enhancing childrens understanding, and learning capabilities.The foundation has also provided furniture, study chairs.To make the most of the Smart Boards, the Avaada Foundation is providing proper training to teachers enabling them to efficiently teach subjects using lively videos and animations. We also published the following articles recentlyHaryana to provide free transportation to school students in villagesThe Transport Department in Haryana will provide free bus services for villages with over 50 students attending distant schools, while mini buses will be available for villages with 30 to 40 students. The Education Department will provide transportation support for villages with 5 to 10 students. The scheme will start in Ratangarh village and will later be expanded to the entire state. The transportation expenses will be covered by the District Education Department, benefiting a large number of school-going students in Haryana.Install smart prepaid meters in all households by 24-end: Bihar CM Nitish KumarChief Minister Nitish Kumar has launched power sector schemes worth Rs 13,934.89 crore in Bihar, including the installation of smart prepaid meters in all households by the end of 2024. Rs 12,509.74 crore will be spent on installing smart prepaid meters in the remaining 112 lakh households. Nitish Kumar praised the achievements of Bihar State Power Holding Company Limited (BSPHCL) and emphasized the need for the expedited implementation of the rural solar light scheme. Energy Minister Yadav also commended BSPHCL for its speedy installation of smart prepaid meters and making the company profitable.State schools hold spl classes during puja vacation for boards studentsSeveral government and aided schools in Kolkata have decided to conduct special classes or online classes for senior students to prepare for selection tests after Kali Puja. Primary schools have reopened after Lakshmi Puja, but secondary schools will reopen after Kali Puja. Schools are utilizing the vacation period to make up for academic loss and provide last-minute preparation. Some schools are conducting extra classes or online classes, while others are conducting mock tests or using virtual methods to keep in touch with students.

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