Jodhpur : Jodhpur An educational children’s fair was organized at Kasturba Gandhi Girls Residential School in Balesar town. The fair was inaugurated by Shergarh MLA Babusinh Rathore. Like every year, in the children’s fair organized in the KGVB school of the town on Wednesday, the school was attractively decorated with colorful flower garlands. Colorful tents were put up and different stalls were set up for the girls. After this, at 12 noon, Shergarh MLA Babusinh Rathod inaugurated the fair by cutting the ribbon.
After this, the school girls worshiped Saraswati and Shergarh MLA Rathod, former head Bhavan Singh Inda, CBEO Gayad Singh, Municipal Chairman Bhavanlal Sankhla, Principal Manju and Principal Kirti Madhur formally inaugurated the fair by lighting the lamp at the feet of Mother Saraswati. During this period attractive cultural programs were presented by the girls. On this occasion, Shergarh MLA said that the BJP government of the state is sensitive regarding girls’ education. Gargi Award for girls, Kali Bai Bhil Scooty Scheme, Free Tablet Scheme, dozens of schemes are being run for the education of girls.
After this, the guests including the MLA toured the entire fair. Where different stalls were set up by the girls. He went to each of the stalls and took information from the girls there. While CBE Gayad Singh and Principal Manju informed them about the lack of basic facilities in the KGVB building, the MLA immediately called Municipal Corporation’s EO Surendra Singh Bhati and JEN Jagdish Suthar to inspect the building. Getting necessary repairs done, installing CCTV cameras, installing inverters, developing sports grounds, appointing ex-servicemen as guards at the gate, constructing new halls. On this occasion, BJP Balesar convenor Roop Singh Inda, BJP Mandal President Balaram Ghamdoni, Jugraj Mali, Chhoturam Sankhla, Poonaram Gehlot, Dilip Kachhawa, Vijay Singh Parihar, Himmat Singh Inda of BJYM, lecturer Rajesh Sharma, Jagdish Chand Mali, Manita Kumari. Staff including Meena, Muli Chaudhary were present.
