Virajpet, Nov. 6: In order to identify government schools and school children in the state and save and develop government schools that are on the verge of extinction, the Rohan Care Foundation team from Bengaluru distributed sports and educational materials to the children of Balugod, Chittade, Kuttandi, and Heggala government lower primary schools in Virajpet taluk.
Speaking later, Manjunath, founder member of Rohan Care Foundation, said that this is the first time that we have visited Kodagu district. Earlier, we have visited government schools in Dharwad, Raichur, Hubli, Davangere, Bagalkot, and Kushtagi and provided them with school supplies and constructed toilets for some schools.
Rohan Care Foundation member Nagaraj Rao said that more students should attend government schools, that our organization will provide the necessary help to the school children and their parents, encourage the poor children who come to government schools, and that in the future, we will engage in service work by arranging a school vehicle for our organization to facilitate the students who attend school from a distance.
On this occasion, members of Rohan Care Foundation Mahesh Scindia, Nagaraj, Venkatesh and Headmaster Kamalamma of Heggal Government Lower Primary School, co-teacher Kamarunnisa, donors Kodira T. Ganapathy, retired soldier B.S. Gopalraj and others were present.
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