Abhijeet Dipke’s ‘School Thik Karo’ drive brings first computer to his village school
A government school in Santuk Pimpri village received its first computer recently. This development occurred after Abhijeet Dipke highlighted facility gaps during a recent visit. Local authorities have since initiated repairs and improved water supply at the institution. Dipke also observed students sweeping classrooms and drinking unclean water at other schools. He assured students that…
In Hingoli district of Maharashtra, a government school in Santuk Pimpri village has been graced with its first computer, following founder of CJP Abhijeet Dipke's identification of basic facility deficiencies at the institution. Dipke highlighted the issue on his X account, prompting the campaign 'School Thik Karo'. The visit took place on August 15 as part of the campaign, during which he noted broken window panes among other shortcomings.
Subsequently, the local gram panchayat initiated repair work, replacing damaged windows and repairing defunct CCTV cameras. The school also installed round-the-clock water supply in washrooms, addressing a previous shortage. Dipke's efforts extend to multiple government schools in the region, as he continues his visits under the campaign.
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