Rohit Thakur Reviews Educational Facilities at Udaipur School, Discusses SKTT Road Issues with BRO.
Shimla:
Himachal Pradesh Education Minister Rohit Thakur, during his visit to the tribal district of Lahaul-Spiti, visited Udaipur and interacted with local residents, teachers and students to review educational facilities and address public concerns. MLA from Lahaul-Spiti Anuradha Rana accompanied him during the visit.
At the Public Works Department Rest House in Udaipur, teachers raised various issues concerning the education sector before the minister. Rohit Thakur listened to their concerns and assured them that the matters would be taken up for early resolution.
The minister also inspected the Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS) at Udaipur, where MLA Anuradha Rana welcomed him. He reviewed the facilities available to students, academic arrangements and the overall functioning of the institution.
During his interaction with students, Thakur enquired about their studies, academic activities and the facilities being provided at the school. He encouraged them to set clear goals for their future and pursue their ambitions with dedication, hard work and determination. He also directed the concerned authorities to ensure a better learning environment and continuously improve the quality of education.
The minister said the state government was committed to ensuring access to quality education for every child, particularly those living in remote and tribal areas. He said the introduction of the CBSE curriculum in government schools was aimed at providing students with better academic opportunities and preparing them for competitive examinations.
Highlighting the state’s achievements in education, Thakur said the government’s continuous reforms and initiatives were yielding positive results. He added that Himachal Pradesh had secured the third position nationally in the education sector.
During his Lahaul visit, the minister also offered prayers at the famous Trilokinath Temple and Mrikula Devi Temple.
In addition, he met Major Paras Kochar, Officer Commanding of the 94 Road Construction Company (RCC) of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO), and discussed various issues concerning the Sansari-Killar-Tindi-Tandi (SKTT) road.
The visit focused on reviewing educational infrastructure, understanding the concerns of teachers and students, and discussing key developmental issues affecting the region.
