Kamal Kumar Biswas.TOD.Balurghat
Nalanda Vidyapith High School in Balurghat took another step toward technology-based education on Tuesday, as five new computers were inaugurated at the school in an initiative supported by the South Dinajpur district administration and Jupiter Technology Limited through its corporate social responsibility programme.Bala Subramanian T., the district magistrate of South Dinajpur, attended the ceremony and formally handed over the computers to the school authorities.
Until now, the absence of a dedicated computer laboratory had posed challenges for students seeking practical exposure to computer education. School officials said the new equipment would help address that gap and create better opportunities for students to develop their technological skills.The initiative is intended to provide students with hands-on computer training while familiarizing them with modern technologies. By improving access to digital learning resources, the school hopes to strengthen technology-based education and equip its students with skills relevant to an increasingly digital world.
The inauguration ceremony began with the lighting of a ceremonial lamp, followed by an opening song. The event was attended by the Officer-in-Charge of Education, the school’s headmaster Soumit Das, teachers and students.The addition of the computers marks an important development for Nalanda Vidyapith High School, offering students greater access to practical learning and supporting the school’s efforts to modernize its educational facilities.
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