Sainik School holds 'Super-30' coaching in Arunachal's East Siang district

ITANAGAR: The lone Sainik School in Arunachal's East Siang district is conducting an advance coaching for 30 students from nearby villages to get them prepared for upcoming entrance examination for sainik schools.

In this connection, a mid-course meet for 'Super-30' students with their parents was held at the school on Sunday where Pasighat West MLA Ninong Ering including Naval Officer Commander Karambir Bhadana, IAF Squadron Leader Dr Sunita Bhadana and NCC Commander Lt Col Mandip Singh Niijar, motivated the students to join Sainik School.

Ering who is supporting the advance coaching for the students by sponsoring the whole food expenses, urged the parents and guardians to guide their children properly so that they become human resources of the country.

Ering also commended the efforts being made by the sainik school principal and his team to impart quality education to the students. He hoped that the students who are undergoing the advanced coaching would achieve success in the entrance examination. During the day, Ering also handed over a key of an ambulance to the school principal for any medical emergencies.

School Principal Lt Col Rajesh Singh urged the parents to help their children get prepared for the upcoming entrance examination as there is no direct way or local quota to get admission in Sainik schools.

"This is an initiative of the school authority to make the locals aware of the enrollment procedures of sainik schools. We have taken 30 students from 30 villages within a radius of 8 km of the school and most of them are girls," added the Principal.

Naval Officer, Commander Karambir Bhadana, IAF Squadron Leader Dr Sunita Bhadana and NCC Commander Lt Col Mandip Singh Niijar offered suggestions to the parents on how their children can serve the armed forces.

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