MODEL OF EDUCATIONAL PROMOTION

MODEL OF EDUCATIONAL PROMOTION

16-MARCH-ENG 6

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-----------------------An inspiring program focused on education and social welfare was organized at the 'Bare Mod' intersection within the Chausa Nagar Panchayat, during which educational materials were distributed among children attending Anganwadi centers. Organized under the aegis of the Bihar unit of the Pan Association, the objective of this event was to encourage young children to pursue early education and to underscore the significance of literacy and learning within society.

The program was led by Shivji Tantwa, the National Vice President of the Pan Association. During the event, children associated with the Anganwadi centers of Ward No. 3 and Ward No. 5 were provided with essential study materials, including notebooks, textbooks, and pencils. The joy on the children's faces was clearly visible upon receiving these materials. Parents and local residents present at the venue also lauded this initiative. Kiran Devi attended the ceremony as the Chief Guest.

She stated that various organizations within society should step forward to boost the morale of children in the field of education. Such efforts not only provide assistance to needy children but also convey a positive message to society at large. On this occasion, several office-bearers were present, including Shashi Bhushan (alias Shankar Kumar), State President of the Pan Association, Bihar; Naresh Das, Bihar Spokesperson; Suresh Das, Muzaffarpur District President; and Rajneesh Das, District Working President. In addition to them, the event was graced by the presence of numerous dignitaries, including former District Councilor Dr. Manoj Kumar Yadav; former *Mukhiya* (Village Head) Brij Bihari Singh; Shivji Prasad; Dev Kumar; Munna Prasad; Rampravesh Tantwa; Shankar Tantwa; Santosh Kumar; Sanjay Tantwa; Naval Veteran Surendra Prasad Keshari; Ram Sevak Kushwaha, Principal of Saraswati Gyan Vidya Mandir; Ramji Singh; and Jitendra.

During the program, Anganwadi children presented cultural performances, which added to the charm of the event. The audience encouraged the children and lauded their talent. Finally, National Vice President Shivji Tantwa expressed his gratitude to the guests, local citizens, and associates. He stated that the Pan Association would continue to prioritize initiatives related to education, social awareness, and mutual cooperation in the future as well. The event also witnessed significant participation from people residing in the surrounding areas.