NGO opens library in Rohtak village

Rohtak, June 13 To facilitate the education of rural students preparing for school, college and competitive exams, a Rohtak-based NGO, Ram Saran Das Bhayana Memorial Trust, with the support of the district administration, has opened a library at Basana village....

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Jun 14, 2022 IST

Rohtak, June 13

To facilitate the education of rural students preparing for school, college and competitive exams, a Rohtak-based NGO, Ram Saran Das Bhayana Memorial Trust, with the support of the district administration, has opened a library at Basana village.

Rohtak Deputy Commissioner Capt Manoj Kumar inaugurated the library and appealed to teachers to spare some time to teach students at the library. Rohtak Civil Surgeon Dr Anil Birla exhorted the villagers to maintain hygiene and a healthy atmosphere at the library.

Trust convenor Sumeet Bhayana said the library had been set up on the demand of the locals, some of whom had put in relentless efforts for its establishment. The library has a discussion room, lecture room, recreation room, badminton court and computers with internet facility.

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