Governor Anandiben Patel interacted with the girls about their studies, daily routines, interests and extracurricular activities
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Kanpur: Governor Anandiben Patel on Wednesday visited Rajkiya Bal Grih (Balika), Unit-I, in Swaroop Nagar and directed officials to improve facilities and provide vocational training to the girls residing there.