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No Bag Day in 50 primary schools held in Rajamahendravaram
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Municipal Corporation RMC deputy commissioner T Rajagopala Rao has said that the students will show interest on stress and tensionfree education
Rajamahendravaram: Municipal Corporation (RMC) deputy commissioner T Rajagopala Rao has said that the students will show interest on stress and tension-free education.
Participating in sixth No Bag Day programme in Cemetrypeta municipal corporation school here on Friday, he said the corporation had conducted No Bag Day programme in all 50 primary schools in the city.
No Bag Day will be implemented to the students from 1st to 3rd standards on first and fourth Friday of every month.
On these days, the students need not bring bags to the schools. This increases interest among the students on studies.
The school supervisor P Durga Prasad, ULB consultant Naga Lakshmi and others were present.
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