For representational purpose. 
Nation

Army introduces smart classrooms in a government-run school in JK's Reasi

The school was identified for renovation and technology-aided learning as part of the Army's effort to revive education standard in the far-flung areas, he said.

From our online archive

JAMMU: The Army has set up smart classrooms in a higher secondary school in Bagga village of Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi under its Operation Goodwill initiative, a Defence spokesperson said on Sunday.

The school was identified for renovation and technology-aided learning as part of the Army's effort to revive education standard in the far-flung areas, he said.

The spokesperson said the initiative include a complete renovation of two classrooms into smart classrooms, improvement of aesthetic layout of the school, procurement of books, stationery and a printer.

The inauguration event of the renovated school on Sunday was attended by Army officials, the principal, teachers and students, the spokesperson said adding a total of 268 students and locals attended the event.

Dozens dead, 100 injured after fire rips through ski resort town in Switzerland

Violence feared between rival Matua factions backing TMC and BJP ahead of Abhishek Banerjee's Thakurnagar visit

Day after he was granted bail, molestation accused sets victim's husband on fire in Maharashtra

Gold missing from more artefacts in Sabarimala temple, stolen materials not fully recovered: SIT tells court

Indore water contamination: Locals claim 13 deaths, Mayor puts it at seven while CM confirms only four

SCROLL FOR NEXT