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Photos: Delhi cop gives rural students a shot at life in library

Last updated on - Mar 1, 2022, 13:02 IST
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Ghaziabad library

Sonu Bainsla, a Delhi Police sub-inspector, has opened a library-cum-study centre in Ganauli village in Ghaziabad - TOI's Tarun Rawat

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The idea struck Bainsla's mind while he was under quarantine during the first wave of Covid-19 in 2020 - TOI's Tarun Rawat

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Ghaziabad library

The library has now become a model that has been emulated by about 250 villages various states - TOI's Tarun Rawat

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Ghaziabad library

A student checks a book at the Gram Pathshala at Ganauli village in Loni in Ghaziabad - TOI's Tarun Rawat

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Ghaziabad library

The Gram Pathshala has two rooms which have separate cubicles for student and free Wi-Fi facility - TOI's Tarun Rawat

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May he blessed for this great initiative.
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