Assam CM Launches Statewide Bicycle Distribution Drive for Over 3 Lakh Class 9 Students

The grand launch has been hosted by Dibrugarh because it is aimed at ensuring safer, faster, and more accessible school commutes for students across Assam
Image of the bicycle distribution drive hosted at Dibrugarh
Image of the bicycle distribution drive hosted at Dibrugarh
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Dibrugarh: A pall of joy and excitement marked the day as Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma formally launched the much-awaited bicycle distribution programme under the Chief Minister's Special Scheme in Dibrugarh. The state-level inauguration at Phulbagan saw the participation of several Cabinet Ministers and MLAs, who, together with the Chief Minister, distributed bicycles to Class 9 students.

Under this ambitious scheme, a total of 3,10,031 students will be provided with bicycles to facilitate their daily travel to school. This comprises 1,34,423 boys and 1,75,608 girls studying in government and provincialised schools, Tea Garden Model Schools, and Adarsha Vidyalayas across Assam.

Along with the Chief Minister, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, Cabinet Minister of Public Works Jogen Mohan, MLA Prasanta Phukan, MLA Taranga Gogoi, with several other esteemed guests were present at the event.

While speaking at the event, the CM assured that the state was committed to increasing access to education and reducing school dropout rates. He believed confidently that these bicycles would definitely help provide a practical support system for young learners and a motivating factor.

Subsequently, the government conveyed its best wishes to all the beneficiaries for continued studies with renewed enthusiasm and determination. With this mass distribution, Assam strengthens its commitment to student welfare and equality in education, setting another milestone in the state's sustained effort to strengthen the learning ecosystem.

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