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New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS) Hapa Primary School in Himmatnagar taluka of Sabarkantha district has earned widespread appreciation for its state-of-the-art library equipped with reading tables, Wi-Fi, computers and a wide range of books to aid learning and exam preparation.
The library, established under the Schools of Excellence initiative of the Gujarat government, is part of the state’s efforts to modernize the education infrastructure in government schools. This project has not only benefited the students but has also become a source of pride for the local community. Teachers from nearby villages often visit the school to observe the modern educational system and teaching innovations.
Talking about the library, Rajendra Singh Parmar, Principal of Shri Hapa Primary School, said, “Our school has a modern library with 50 reading tables, free Wi-Fi, an individual table lamp on each table and books on many subjects. The library was made possible by the contribution of the villagers, who donated amounts ranging from Rs 50 to Rs 50,000.”
The library has become a center of learning for both children and youth of the village. Along with regular educational resources, the facility provides books for competitive exams like NMMS, CET and Navodaya, helping students prepare effectively.
Priyanshi, a student, shared, “In our library, we get books for exams like NMMS, CET and Navodaya. It really helps us in our preparation.”
One of the most notable features of this initiative is that the library remains open 24 hours a day for the village youth, allowing them to study at their convenience.
Manisha Parmar, a resident of Hapa village, said, “The library offers all types of books – from Indian and Gujarat history to geography, cultural studies and current affairs. This has really helped us prepare for competitive exams in a better way.”
The Hapa Primary School model has been recognized in Sabarkantha for its combination of community involvement and modern educational vision. With limited resources but strong local support, the school has proven that quality education in rural India can grow through innovation and collective effort.
–IANS
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