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<\/figure>\nAfter three years, the number of students increased from 50 to 132 due to the teacher.\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The Maths teacher of the Addagal Government High School in Karnataka’s Chikkaballapur arranged an auto rickshaw to pick up and drop off students.
\n<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nEducation is the fundamental right of everyone but the unexpected adversities in India often result in the lack of education for some people. The financial, societal and lack of academic institutions are some of the many reasons that take students farther from education for a major part of their life. In such situations, if someone finds the solution, then it may change the life of not one but many families. Reflecting the same, a maths teacher in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka helped more than 80 students in getting access to education by providing them with a means of transportation to school.<\/p>\n
The attendance of students has more than doubled at Addagal Government High School in Mandikal Hobli of Chikaballapur district of Karnataka, all thanks to the Maths teacher of that school. Three years ago, the student\u2019s strength in the school was 50. This led to the survey conducted by the teachers of the school in neighbouring villages which found that due to lack of transportation, the students are not enrolled in their schools. There was no public transport available from the villages like Bandahalli, Pillagundlahalli, Shettygere, and others to Addagal.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nThe Maths teacher of the Addagal Government High School saw this problem and took responsibility for the transportation for students. Initially, he arranged an auto rikshaw to pick up and drop off students but later he arranged a big tempo as the numbers of the students rose. He spends Rs 12,000 every month to provide this facility to almost 40 students.<\/p>\n
After three years, the number of students increased from 50 to 132. Munikrishna, a member of the School Development and Monitoring Committee (SDMC) from Goramidlhalli village said that thanks to the public transport now, nearly 25 girls are getting educated at the school, reported by TOI.<\/p>\n
He also said that SDMC is trying to arrange a bus for the proper channel of transportation between villages. They have also contacted the authorities but no response has been received yet. This issue was also raised with Chikkaballapur MLA Pradeep Eshwar. The Maths teacher is reported to have said that the MLA Eshwar promised to provide KSRTC bus service as per school timings to help the students.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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Education is the fundamental right of everyone but the unexpected adversities in India often result in the lack of education for some people. The financial, societal and lack of academic institutions are some of the many reasons that take students farther from education for a major part of their life. In such situations, if someone finds the solution, then it may change the life of not one but many families. Reflecting the same, a maths teacher in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka helped more than 80 students in getting access to education by providing them with a means of transportation to school.<\/p>\n
The attendance of students has more than doubled at Addagal Government High School in Mandikal Hobli of Chikaballapur district of Karnataka, all thanks to the Maths teacher of that school. Three years ago, the student\u2019s strength in the school was 50. This led to the survey conducted by the teachers of the school in neighbouring villages which found that due to lack of transportation, the students are not enrolled in their schools. There was no public transport available from the villages like Bandahalli, Pillagundlahalli, Shettygere, and others to Addagal.<\/p>\n
The Maths teacher of the Addagal Government High School saw this problem and took responsibility for the transportation for students. Initially, he arranged an auto rikshaw to pick up and drop off students but later he arranged a big tempo as the numbers of the students rose. He spends Rs 12,000 every month to provide this facility to almost 40 students.<\/p>\n After three years, the number of students increased from 50 to 132. Munikrishna, a member of the School Development and Monitoring Committee (SDMC) from Goramidlhalli village said that thanks to the public transport now, nearly 25 girls are getting educated at the school, reported by TOI.<\/p>\n He also said that SDMC is trying to arrange a bus for the proper channel of transportation between villages. They have also contacted the authorities but no response has been received yet. This issue was also raised with Chikkaballapur MLA Pradeep Eshwar. The Maths teacher is reported to have said that the MLA Eshwar promised to provide KSRTC bus service as per school timings to help the students.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n