Shahabad: At the Government Senior Secondary School, the Rotary Club, in collaboration with the State Bank of India (SBI), conducted a significant distribution drive to enhance the infrastructure of government schools that lack essential physical facilities. The Rotary Club provided much-needed equipment, including ceiling fans, computers, printers, and inverters. Dr. S.S. Ahuja, the head of the Rotary Club, emphasized that their initiative aims to support schools where such facilities are inadequate, and this distribution is part of their ongoing efforts to improve educational environments. Click here to read more news about SBI.
As part of this initiative, SBI officer Vineet Kumar, along with senior bank officials, was informed about the situation in these schools. Responding promptly, the team distributed a total of 100 ceiling fans, 4 computers, 5 printers, and 2 inverter batteries to the schools. The equipment was handed over in a ceremony led by SBI Chief Manager Prakash Chandra. During the event, Chandra highlighted the bank’s commitment to not only its core banking functions but also its dedication to community service. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the betterment of government school students through the Rotary Club’s efforts. Click here to read more news about SBI.
Prakash Chandra stated that SBI actively participates in social causes, and this distribution reflects their continuous support to educational institutions. The contribution of these facilities will help improve the learning environment for students, ensuring they have access to better resources and comfort during their school hours. Click here to read more news about SBI.
