Sambalpur: Revenue Minister Suresh Pujari Teaches Science to Students at His Former School
Surprise Visit to Classroom
Sambalpur: On Monday, Revenue Minister Suresh Pujari made a surprise visit to Chandrasekhar Behera District School and taught a science lesson to Class 10 students. He quietly entered the classroom while a science class was in progress and sat at the back. Then, he interacted with the students by asking questions about chemical reactions in science, planets and satellites in geography, and the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi and Socrates in history. He also guided them with useful insights.
Connecting with His Roots
According to Minister Pujari, he studied in the same school during his 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. He said the school laid the foundation for his future. Although he had visited earlier many times, this was his first visit after becoming a minister. During the visit, he interacted with the headmistress, teachers, and students.
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Purpose of the Visit
Minister Pujari mentioned that he visited the school to understand how effectively the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is being implemented. He described the District School as a heritage institution, which has produced many revolutionaries who contributed to India’s freedom struggle, as well as many prominent leaders and top officials. He expressed interest in learning about the school’s current problems, needs, and progress toward officially being recognized as a heritage school.
Commitment to Education
He said he feels a strong sense of responsibility toward educational institutions that shaped him, and Chandrasekhar Behera District School holds a special place in his life.
Visit to Another School
After visiting the District School, the minister also went to Pattnayakpada Upper Primary School. There, he spoke with young children and their teachers. He then checked the quality of the mid-day meal and even sat down with the students to have lunch.
