Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Govt. Official Transforms School for Tribal Kids in Garhwa
A government official named Dheeraj Prakash saw the poor condition of a school for tribal children.
He decided to help, even though it wasn't his main job.
He gathered resources and started fixing up the junior section hostel, which was in bad shape.
Without waiting for official funds, he organized renovations.
The hostel now looks much better.
The project was done out of kindness to help the children.
The official and some colleagues spent money to fix up the building.
They painted it and fixed the wiring.
The goal was to make the school a better place for the kids to live.
Garhwa district welfare officer, Dheeraj Prakash, visited the Janjatiya Awasiya Vidhyalaya and saw the poor condition.
He initiated renovations at the junior section hostel despite the remote location and lack of immediate funds.
Prakash used personal resources and like-minded staff to begin the renovation.
The junior section hostel, accommodating 120 students, underwent significant improvements.
The focus was on improving the inside of the building, including painting and electrical repairs.
- Who
- Dheeraj Prakash, a Garhwa district welfare officer.
- What
- Renovation of the junior section hostel at the Janjatiya Awasiya Vidhyalaya.
- When
- The transformation began after a visit during Saraswati Puja in February.
- Where
- Janjatiya Awasiya Vidhyalaya in the Naxal-hit Kudrum, Garhwa district.
- Why
- To improve the living conditions for students at the Janjatiya Awasiya Vidhyalaya.
- Official
- Dheeraj Prakash
- School Name
- Janjatiya Awasiya Vidhyalaya
- Location
- Kudrum, Garhwa district
- Hostel Section
- Junior Section
- Rooms in Hostel
- 28
- Funds Invested
- Rs 1.5 lakh