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Madhya Pradesh Collector Helps Tribal Children With Shoes
Officials visited a hostel for Tribal boys in Gaura Kanhari.
The hostel has children from Classes 1 to 8.
Collector Anju Pawan Bhadauria and CEO Divyanshu Chaudhary helped the children wear shoes and socks.
The collector also tied one child’s shoelaces.
This was part of a program called Soles for Souls.
The program provides shoes and other important items to children.
About 100 students received shoes, socks and water bottles in the first phase.
The children shared poems, stories and multiplication tables with the officials.
The officials gave them chocolates and praised the team running the program.
Dindori Collector Anju Pawan Bhadauria and district panchayat CEO Divyanshu Chaudhary visited a Tribal boys’ hostel in Gaura Kanhari.
The officials helped children put on their socks and shoes, including personally tying one child’s shoelaces.
The surprise inspection involved students from Classes 1 to 8 and focused on their well-being and daily needs.
Around 100 students received shoes, socks and water bottles during the first phase of the Soles for Souls initiative.
Students recited poems and stories, performed multiplication tables, and received chocolates from the visiting officials.
- Who
- Dindori Collector Anju Pawan Bhadauria, district panchayat CEO Divyanshu Chaudhary, Tribal hostel students, and district officials.
- What
- Officials inspected a Tribal boys’ hostel and helped children receive and wear shoes and socks.
- Where
- A Tribal boys’ hostel in Gaura Kanhari, Dindori, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the visit took place.
- Why
- The visit was part of the administration’s Soles for Souls initiative, which provides children with shoes and other essential items.
Key facts
- Location
- Gaura Kanhari, Dindori, Madhya Pradesh
- Visiting officials
- Collector Anju Pawan Bhadauria and district panchayat CEO Divyanshu Chaudhary
- Students
- Children from Classes 1 to 8
- Initiative
- Soles for Souls
- First-phase recipients
- Around 100 students
- Items distributed
- Shoes, socks and water bottles
- Additional activity
- Students recited poems and stories and performed multiplication tables
Sources
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