Anytime, Anywhere School will work to connect the dropout children of the district to the school under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and pertaining to the same MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) was signed in the presence of Deputy Commissioner Bokaro Kuldeep Chaudhary to connect the dropout children with the schools. In the first phase, more than 400 children will be connected through digital technology. A MoU was signed between ESL Steel Limited (Vedanta Group Company) and Evelyn Education Foundation. The MoU was signed by CEO ESL Ashish Gupta, and Founder AAS Vidyalaya Vikas Kakwani.
During this occasion, Deputy Commissioner Kuldeep Chaudhary expressed happiness over the companies performing their social responsibility. DC Said that this will improve the learning outcome of the children of the district in the coming days. He asked the representatives of the company to take cooperation from the NGOs already working in the district in survey etc. Identify the dropout children and connect them with the schools. The Deputy Commissioner took detailed information regarding working pattern from the founder AAS Vidyalaya Vikas Kakwani where it was informed that presently 250 smart classes are operated in the district through different mediums. In future all these schools would be linked with the curriculum of AAS schools to ensure more and more children can benefit from AAS courses. Also Nodal Officer of CSR Shakti Kumar, Head CSR ER & PR ESL Ashish Ranjan etc were present on the occasion.