Schoolchildren in Sheikhpura Raise Funds for Flood Relief Efforts
Students in Sheikhpura contribute ₹10,000 to the Chief Ministers Relief Fund to aid flood victims, showcasing community spirit and solidarity.
Sheikhpura, September 26 (Daily Kiran) : In a commendable initiative, schoolchildren from Chewada in Sheikhpura district, Bihar, have raised ₹10,000 for the Chief Minister‘s Relief Fund to assist flood victims. This effort comes in response to the devastating floods affecting the state.
On Saturday, under the guidance of District Magistrate Shekhar Anand, and in the presence of Additional Collector Lakindra Paswan, the students presented a check to support those impacted by the natural disaster.
The initiative was led by Ashok Kumar, the officer in charge of Senior Secondary School Shri Krishna High School, along with teacher Neeraj Kumar and members of the Bharat Scouts and Guides, Khushboo Kumari and Ragini Kumari. They delivered the check to the Additional Collector’s office, emphasizing their commitment to helping the community during this crisis.
Officials present at the event praised the school and Scout and Guide team for their efforts. They noted that during such challenging times, it is essential for all sectors of society to come together. The actions of these students and teachers not only demonstrate commendable civic responsibility but also inspire others to contribute to relief efforts for flood victims.
Ashok Kumar highlighted that this donation reflects the students’ empathy for those suffering in the affected regions and showcases their willingness to support their community.
