Reaching home soon possible now by Gundri students in Erode
Posted on: 05/Jan/2018 12:59:37 PM
Every student wants to reach their homes early is known. Thanks to the efforts taken by the Tamil Nadu minster for education Mr Sengottaiyan, the school and college students present in Gundri and at nearby 26 hamlets in Erode could now reach their homes soon.
It is known that these students experience tough life while travelling and now the minster for education ordered transport officials to divert the bus service so that students from Kadambur could be picked up at 3.30 pm in the evening and It is in Kadambur the school is situated.
This minister also gave orders to the authorities of the school to allow the students from Gundri to leave the school at 3.20 pm so that they could catch the bus and reach their homes early.
It is really shocking to note that the students leave their houses as early as 5 am in the morning so that they could catch the single bus to reach their school in Kadambur and these students reach their homes around 10 pm in the late evening.
Many parents are happy now as their kids could reach their homes early when compared to before. This has made a parent happy and he expressed his delight and said the government has finally woken up to their repeated requests.
It is important to mention that there are as many as 18 girls studying higher classes in government school in Kadambur and 18 students with 7 girls studying in the Government Arts and Sciences College in Sathyamangalam and they walk through dense Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve which is tough.
It is now revealed that the transport officials told minister Sengottaiyan that they would operate bus at 3.30 pm from Kadambur to Gundri for the students benefit.
R. Balamurali who is chief education officer of Erode district was given the responsibility of making the students catch the bus from Gundri on time to help them reach homes early.
