Children's 'Bal Akhbar' Special Issue on Communicable Diseases Released at Balrampur Primary School

Unique Initiative for Health Awareness

Balrampur, August 8, 2026 - In a unique initiative, children at Koiliha Primary School in Balrampur published a special edition of 'Bal Akhbar' dedicated to communicable diseases on Saturday. This special issue saw students articulating their thoughts and knowledge on various crucial aspects of communicable diseases, aiming to spread awareness within the community.

Student Contributions Shine

Several children, including Anshika, Jyoti, Vanshika Gupta, Ansh, Disha, Sarojini, Nandlal, and Aradhya, actively participated in the publication of this children's newspaper. Each student presented their unique perspective on different facets of communicable diseases.

• Jyoti elaborated on what communicable diseases are.
• Aradhya demonstrated the correct procedure for handwashing.
• Ansh Gupta highlighted preventive measures and ways to stop the spread of communicable diseases.
• Anshika penned an inspiring slogan: "We must fight communicable diseases to stay healthy in life."
• Samar specifically provided information on Japanese encephalitis, a serious communicable disease.

Principal Praises Efforts, Shares Expertise

The school's Principal, Brijesh Kumar Dwivedi, lauded the children's endeavor in disseminating awareness about communicable diseases. He himself provided detailed information on the causes, prevention, and effective measures to ward off communicable diseases, particularly Japanese encephalitis.

Mr. Dwivedi encouraged students to incorporate the importance of hygiene and regular handwashing into their daily routines. The event was attended by all the school's teachers and staff members, as well as a large number of children's parents. The presence of parents boosted the children's enthusiasm and encouraged their participation in such activities.

Broader Impact of the Initiative

This 'Bal Akhbar' served not only as an educational platform for the students but also played a significant role in making community members aware of the dangers of communicable diseases and methods to prevent them. It successfully fostered a sense of responsibility and knowledge dissemination among the young participants and the wider community.