With the initiative of Deputy Commissioner (DC), Sushant Gaurav, another chapter has been added on Monday in the order of library revolution going on in Gumla district.
The first 400 seater Hi-Tech Women's Library of Jharkhand was inaugurated by the Finance Minister, Government of Jharkhand, Dr Rameshwar Oraon. The said library has been named after India's first woman teacher and social worker, Savitri Bai Phule.
All the basic facilities including books for every type of competitive examination have been made available in the library. There are thousands of books on various subjects which will prove helpful for any type of competitive exam.
On the occasion Oraon said that it is a matter of pride for the district that a library has been built in honor of women in the district in which women and students can come and do their studies in a peaceful environment without any hesitation. He praised the DC and his team for better implementation of the ongoing library revolution in the district. He said that along with being a good officer, Sushant Gaurav has the identity of a good personality, the result of which is being seen by the residents of the district.
During this, the Minister motivated the students and gave necessary advice, and said that read a book not only to pass an exam but to acquire knowledge. He also shared the story of his time with the candidates, he told how his local library did the work of giving a new twist to her life, but made her life a successful one. He also suggested the candidates make full use of the library and take advantage of it.
During this, Gaurav appealed to all the female candidates to make maximum use of the library. Along with this, he also informed everyone about the purpose behind the library revolution. He said that every year there are 54 thousand students from class 9 to graduate in the district for which all blocks and panchayat buildings are also being converted into libraries. The library revolution started for which the library revolution was started with the aim of providing better education facilities so that every child can get the facility of reading easily, he added.
Meanwhile, Oraon, in the presence of the DC, also distributed blind sticks, wheelchairs, hearing aids and crutches to 112 disabled people from the allocation received under the welfare scheme. About 550 disabled people have been identified in the district under the scheme and will be made available for their needs after two months in the second phase.