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700 Papertronics kits to be distributed to 70 schools in Kalaburagi: Priyank Kharge

700 Papertronics kits to be distributed to 70 schools in Kalaburagi: Priyank Kharge

Priyank Kharge, the Home, IT-BT and e-Governance Minister for Kalaburagi district, announced the distribution of 700 Papertronics kits to 70 schools in the region. The kits aim to foster scientific curiosity and practical learning in students by teaching basic electronics skills. The initiative, in collaboration with Agastya International Foundation, seeks to encourage scientific thinking and creativity among students through hands-on learning experiences.

In the first phase, the kits will be distributed to all 70 schools in the district, allowing students to experiment with electricity and parallel circuits, develop problem-solving skills, and strengthen their STEM skills.

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