Lucknow: The management of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) has said that it will set up a library in its adopted village Oranwa and connect rural students with higher education opportunities through smart classrooms, interactive sessions and career guidance.
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BBAU spokesperson Rachna Gangwar said the initiative was aimed at improving access to education, healthcare and sustainable farming practices in the village. Addressing students at the village’s secondary school, Mittal said the university was committed to the overall development of its adopted villages. He said faculty members and research scholars would interact with students through smart classrooms, discuss educational opportunities and guide them in choosing careers.
The university also organised a health camp, a plantation drive, a plastic-free village campaign and awareness activities on mental health. Download the TOI App. The announcement was made by BBAU vice-chancellor Prof Raj Kumar Mittal during a programme organised in Oranwa village under the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan on Thursday to mark the International Day of Rural Women.