<p class="bodytext">To boost enrollment in a government school, Udupi District Primary School Teachers Association President Ravindra Hegde has deposited Rs 28,000 in the names of 14 students who had enrolled in Class 1 of Government school at Bannampalli near Padigara in Hebri taluk.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Hegde is serving as the head master of Government School at Mudradi Nellikatte. A total of 14 students had been admitted to the Class I and thus Hegde deposited Rs 28,000.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Hegde said he was inspired by Mumbai-based entrepreneur Mudradi Siribeedu Diwakar Shetty, who had deposited money in the name of children at Government School in Mudradi Nellikatte, where he serves as the head master.</p>.<p class="bodytext">“I was motivated and decided to implement something similar in a school in my native village, Bannampalli,” he added.</p>.<p class="bodytext">“As a government school teacher, it pains to see the closure of a government school. The government schools have all facilities, including teachers. To increase the enrollment in a Kannada medium school, I had decided to deposit the amount in the names of children, who get admitted to first standard,” he added.</p>
<p class="bodytext">To boost enrollment in a government school, Udupi District Primary School Teachers Association President Ravindra Hegde has deposited Rs 28,000 in the names of 14 students who had enrolled in Class 1 of Government school at Bannampalli near Padigara in Hebri taluk.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Hegde is serving as the head master of Government School at Mudradi Nellikatte. A total of 14 students had been admitted to the Class I and thus Hegde deposited Rs 28,000.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Hegde said he was inspired by Mumbai-based entrepreneur Mudradi Siribeedu Diwakar Shetty, who had deposited money in the name of children at Government School in Mudradi Nellikatte, where he serves as the head master.</p>.<p class="bodytext">“I was motivated and decided to implement something similar in a school in my native village, Bannampalli,” he added.</p>.<p class="bodytext">“As a government school teacher, it pains to see the closure of a government school. The government schools have all facilities, including teachers. To increase the enrollment in a Kannada medium school, I had decided to deposit the amount in the names of children, who get admitted to first standard,” he added.</p>