Gonda: A delegation of Academic Resource Persons (ARPs) met the Assistant Director of Education of the Devipatan division to discuss challenges related to the effective implementation and capacity building under the NIPUN Bharat Mission. The meeting was held at the DIET Darjikuan campus in Gonda.
During the interaction, representatives of the ARP Association highlighted various operational and field-level challenges faced while implementing the mission. Divisional Coordinator Manoj Dixit and State Vice President Gyaneshwar Pathak presented a detailed overview of ARP responsibilities, regional issues and the need for enhanced training and resources to strengthen the programme.
Addressing the delegation, Assistant Director of Education Ram Sagar Pati Tripathi emphasized that all stakeholders must work with dedication and commitment to achieve the mission’s goals. He stated that the objective of the NIPUN Bharat Mission is to ensure foundational literacy and numeracy for every child, making it essential to maintain high standards in teaching and learning practices.
He also assured the delegation that a special workshop would soon be organised to strengthen the capacity of ARPs and teachers. The proposed workshop will introduce new strategies and techniques aimed at improving learning outcomes under the mission.
Tripathi further added that individuals and teams delivering outstanding results in the mission would be recognised and encouraged for their contributions.
Among those present at the meeting were ARP Association District President Deepak Namdev, General Secretary Narendra Gupta, Senior Vice President Shashilata, along with Ambuj Tiwari, Dilip Kumar Verma and Akash Saini, among other ARP members.
