Jammu: In a significant act of community service, the Indian Army has distributed essential stationery and books to underprivileged children belonging to the Gujjar and Bakkarwal communities in the remote villages of Ranjati, Poonch district.
This initiative aims to address the educational challenges faced by children in these isolated regions. The distribution took place in several villages, where Army personnel, along with local officials, personally handed over the materials to the children.
The Army’s gesture is a part of its ongoing commitment to improving the quality of life in rural and underserved areas, particularly in conflict-prone and geographically challenging locations. Local leaders and educators expressed their appreciation for the Indian Army’s support, noting that access to educational resources is crucial for the development and future prospects of these children.
The initiative is expected to not only provide immediate relief but also encourage continued educational engagement among the youth in these communities. In addition to distributing books and stationery, the Army also organized awareness sessions for parents about the importance of education and the opportunities available to their children. This effort aligns with broader goals of community development and empowerment through education.
The event received a warm response from the local population, with many expressing their gratitude for the Indian Army’s role in enhancing educational access and contributing to the betterment of their communities.
