Indian Army revamps student hostel in North Sikkim
India, June 21 -- In a significant step towards improving educational infrastructure in remote areas of Sikkim, the Indian Army has completed the upgradation of the Netaji Subhas Chandra Hostel at Taryang Primary School in Lower Dzongu, North Sikkim, under its flagship Operation Sadbhavana initiative.
Established in 1976, Taryang Primary School serves children from remote Lepcha villages scattered across the region. The challenging terrain, harsh weather conditions, poor connectivity and limited infrastructure have long posed difficulties for students in accessing quality educational and residential facilities. The hostel, home to around 35 students, had been operating with inadequate amenities for several years.
Recognising the need fo...
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