Narsinghgarh Literacy Exam Sees 554 Participants Showcase Awareness
Over 554 individuals participated in a literacy examination under the 'Ullash Navbharat Saksharta Karyakram' in Narsinghgarh, demonstrating a commitment to eradicating illiteracy.
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Successful Literacy Exam Conducted in Narsinghgarh
The 'Ullash Navbharat Saksharta Karyakram' examination successfully concluded in the Narsinghgarh development block of the Rajgarh district. A total of 554 male and female candidates enthusiastically participated in this significant educational initiative, marking a commendable step towards eradicating illiteracy from society.
Out of the total participants, 352 were women and 202 were men. The primary objective of this program is to completely eliminate the stigma of illiteracy by educating illiterate individuals and to connect the underprivileged sections of society with the mainstream of literacy.
Guidance and Oversight Ensuring Smooth Operations
This campaign is being conducted under the strict directives of Collector Dr. Girish Mishra and the guidance of the Chief Executive Officer of Zila Panchayat Rajgarh, Ichchit Gadpal. The local administrative machinery played an active role in conducting the examination, led by District Adult Education Officer K.N. Gupta, who oversaw the operations and administrative inspections.
Development Block Education Officer Dinesh Kumar Gawli, Coordinator Surendra Singh Bhadauria, and Co-Coordinator Rahul Parasr inspected various social awareness centers to assess the examination arrangements. Efforts were made to ensure the examination process was accessible and well-organized for all candidates.
Centres and Support Staff
A total of 24 primary and 10 secondary schools falling under the Sankul Kendra Kanya Narsinghgarh were established as examination centers. Literacy Sankul Coordinator Mamta Chandel played a crucial role in recording candidate attendance and ensuring the smooth conduct of the examination process at all centers.
Collective Effort for Illiteracy Eradication
Block Coordinator Surendra Singh Bhadauria stated on this occasion that collective efforts from all sections of society are necessary to eradicate illiteracy from the state. He expressed gratitude for the special contribution of the entire teaching staff of the Sankul Kendra in making this event a success.
This literacy program is expected to prove to be a milestone in improving the level of education in the region in the coming times.