Schools have been closed for months due to the Corona epidemic and the government is making all efforts to connect children with education. Children are being taught through online classes, radio school, whatsApp groups and Digilap. Although there are many children who do not have a smartphone and internet connection, the Radio School of All India Radio is proving to be a boon for them. AIR correspondent reports that<b>&nbsp;</b>Chicholi block of Betul district is an area where there is no smartphone, no internet, no TV nor parents have money to buy radio sets. So, children's education was stopped during the corona infection.<br />''&nbsp;<br />''In such a situation, Raju Athanre, the teacher of the secondary school, Jamali, comes forward to help the children. He bought 16 FM radio sets from his salary and handed them over to Chicholi and Patakheda Jan Shiksha Kendra. Due to his initiative, children started their studies through radio school.<b>&nbsp;</b>Block Resource Coordinator Deepak Mahale has also praised the efforts of teacher Raju Athanare.<br />''&nbsp;<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">It is worth noting that even when the whole world has come to a standstill in this pandemic period, All India Radio is reaching out to every home with news, education, information and entertainment. A teacher like Raju Athanre is an important link between AIR and the students.</span><br />
News On AIR | August 30, 2020 10:59 AM
MP govt making all efforts to connect children with education