Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh – In a beacon of hope for students across Changlang district, the Deputy Commissioner has successfully overseen the distribution of solar-powered lights to residential hostels. The initiative, a significant stride towards sustainable development and student welfare, has been lauded by the education community.
The lights were disbursed through the BRCCs/CRCCs of various blocks, leveraging the Deputy Commissioner’s Untied Fund. This strategic allocation aims to provide a robust solution to the perennial problem of power outages, particularly during the humid summer months, which often disrupt students’ study schedules and daily life.
By ensuring a consistent source of light and power backup, the administration seeks to empower students to pursue their studies without interruption. The move is a testament to the commitment to fostering an environment conducive to learning and growth, irrespective of infrastructural challenges.
The education department of Changlang District has expressed profound gratitude to the Deputy Commissioner for this timely and impactful support. The initiative not only addresses a critical need but also reinforces the administration’s dedication to enhancing educational infrastructure and the living conditions of students, especially those hailing from remote and underprivileged backgrounds.
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