Keylong (Kameshwar Sharma): The campaign for Education for Migrant Children in Lahaul-Spiti continues to gain momentum. Meanwhile, the district administration and local citizens are working together. Their goal is to ensure quality education for every child. Under Deputy Commissioner Kiran Bhadana’s guidance, officials have launched several initiatives. These efforts help connect migrant workers’ children with the mainstream education system.
In a commendable effort, Rajendra Kumar, a resident of Rangwe village and Central Head Teacher of Government Center Primary School Rangwe, has stepped forward to support the educational needs of migrant children in the district. His contribution has helped strengthen the ongoing mission of promoting migrant children education in Lahaul-Spiti.
Educational Support for 25 Migrant Children
With the support of local School Management Committees (SMCs), Rajendra Kumar provided educational assistance to 25 migrant children studying in different schools across the district.
The beneficiaries include 16 students from Government Center Primary School Lot, three students from Lapshak School, and two students from Tojing School, along with children enrolled in other nearby institutions.
Moreover, the students received stationery items, study materials, school bags, tracksuits, and other essential educational supplies. These resources will help create a better learning environment and encourage regular school attendance.
As a result, the initiative is expected to strengthen Education for Migrant Children in Lahaul-Spiti and improve learning outcomes among children from migrant families.
District Administration Praises the Initiative
Deputy Commissioner Kiran Bhadana appreciated Rajendra Kumar’s humanitarian and inspiring contribution. She stated that the district administration remains fully committed to providing quality education to every child in the region.
Furthermore, she emphasized that active participation from socially conscious citizens makes such educational campaigns more effective. According to her, community involvement plays a vital role in building a brighter future for children.
The administration believes that collective efforts can significantly improve Education for Migrant Children and ensure that no child is left behind.
Officials Working to Protect Children’s Educational Rights
Meanwhile, several district officials continue to work tirelessly to ensure school enrollment and educational access for migrant children.
These efforts involve District Programme Officer (ICDS) Sanjay Dogra, District Child Protection Officer Hira Nand, Child Welfare Committee Chairperson Shashi Kiran, and committee member Hira Lal.
Together, they are helping migrant families understand the importance of education and ensuring that children receive their legal educational rights.
According to district authorities, these coordinated efforts have already produced positive results.
45 Migrant Children Enrolled in Schools
The district administration reported that 45 migrant children have successfully enrolled in various schools across the Lahaul subdivision so far.
Consequently, the enrollment drive has emerged as an important step toward strengthening Education for Migrant Children. Officials believe that continued support from local communities will help increase this number further in the coming months.
In addition, the administration continues to monitor enrollment and educational progress to ensure long-term benefits for the children.
Call for Community Participation
Deputy Commissioner Kiran Bhadana urged citizens, social organizations, and voluntary groups to actively support educational initiatives for children from migrant families.
She stated that collective participation can help ensure that no child remains deprived of the Right to Education. Moreover, community support can create equal opportunities for children to achieve their dreams and build successful futures.
The ongoing efforts for Education for Migrant Children demonstrate how government initiatives and public participation can work together to transform lives through education.
Key Points of the news:
- Rajendra Kumar provided educational support to 25 migrant children.
- Students received stationery, school bags, tracksuits, and study materials.
- Deputy Commissioner Kiran Bhadana praised the community initiative.
- District administration has enrolled 45 migrant children in schools so far.
- Authorities urged citizens and organizations to support children’s education.
