Koodige, Oct. 6: H.B. Chandrappa, President of the Kushalanagar Agricultural Produce Cooperative Marketing Society (APCMS), announced the launch of an initiative to distribute 1,000 notebooks each to three blocks within the society's jurisdiction
He spoke after distributing notebooks to students from government schools in Hebbale, Huluse, and Halagote.
The governing board has arranged for the distribution of a total of 3,000 notebooks—1,000 each for the Kushalanagar, Hebbale, and Suntikoppa blocks. Accordingly, the distribution is being carried out in selected government schools. He urged students to make good use of these notebooks. Society Director H.J. Sharath spoke on the occasion, noting that organizations consistently contribute to ensure government school children do not face a lack of facilities; similarly, their society had initiated this notebook distribution drive. Hebbale School Headmaster H.M. Venkatesh and Halagote School Headmaster Ramesh delivered the introductory remarks.
Society Vice-President H.T. Chandrakala, Director Mahadev, and former Director K.K. were present on the occasion. Nagaraj Shetty, Halagote School Development Committee Vice-President Ranjita, and the teaching staff—including Huluse School Assistant Teacher Devaraj—were present.
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