Donation of Five Computers to the School

Cheyyandane, Nov 1: With the aim of fostering the academic progress and technological knowledge of students at the Kandangala Senior Primary School, General Vikram Taneja and his wife, Dr. Ponnakachira Vidya Poonacha—a resident of Bittangala—have donated five computers to the school.

While handing over the computers, General Vikram Taneja stated that this assistance was provided with the intention that students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds should acquire computer literacy alongside their regular academic studies. He expressed that these computers would prove beneficial for the students' learning and their future academic development.

Noting with pride that his wife, Dr. Ponnakachira Vidya Poonacha, received her primary education at this very school, he further promised to undertake the renovation of the school’s kitchen and restrooms in the near future. Present at the event were Kenzangada Ganapathi, President of the School Development and Monitoring Committee (SDMC); CRP Saipunnisa; Sandesh Thimmayya, President of the United Sports Club (Berali Nadu); Director Deepu Devayya; Headmaster Devaraj B.T.; and guest teacher Sharanya T.S. Additionally, Suma G.S., Akshara Dasoha staff, and students were present.

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