Bhoomi pujan was performed for the establishment of 'Tathagata Global Gurukulam' in the remote tribal village Bheja Jangli of Gurur development block in Balod district of Chhattisgarh. Chairman of Indian Education Board and retired IAS NP Singh and Chairman of Scheduled Tribe Commission GR Rana were mainly present in this program. This event was organized by Jakwar Foundation and Tathagata Trust. A large number of tribal villagers participated in this.
Before Bhoomi Pujan, Raja Rao Baba and Kankali Mata were worshipped. After this, wreaths were placed on the portrait of martyr Veer Narayan Singh. On this occasion, NP Singh said, the aim of Gurukulam is to provide good and quality education to remote tribal and rural children. So that the future of these children can become better. Singh said, until village children do not get education like cities, the dream of developed India will remain incomplete.
NP Singh said, this Gurukulum, which will be built in the jungle, will be like the famous schools of the country's capital Delhi and big cities in terms of education. Here, along with quality education, children will also be taught good values and life values. Education in Gurukulam will be completely free. Along with this, personality development of children, career guidance, preparation for army and central forces, courses related to employment and training to connect women with cottage industries will also be provided.
He said that economically weak but talented children will get ample opportunities to move ahead. NP Singh said, the construction work of the school will start from February. He said, it has been resolved to inaugurate the Gurukulam at Raja Rao Pathar at the time of the worship of Raja Rao. Expressed hope that the children studying here will later reach positions like IAS, IPS and judge.
Tribal and rural children of 10-12 nearby villages including Bheja Jangli will benefit from this Gurukulam. After Bhoomi Pujan, there is an atmosphere of happiness in the entire Vananchal area. Many public representatives and eminent people including Gram Panchayat Sarpanch Sheela Yadav, Panch Nageshwar Salam, Dinesh Yadav, Balram Goti were present in this program.
