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Bengal Anganwadi Children to Receive Comic Books on PM Modi's Life

Around 69 lakh children enrolled in Anganwadi centers across West Bengal are set to receive comic books highlighting the life journey of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The initiative aims to introduce young learners to stories from the leader's early life through illustrated books. The distribution program covers early childhood care and education centers throughout the state, providing pictorial learning material aimed at engaging young minds.

Bengal Anganwadi Children to Receive Comic Books on PM Modi's Life
Bengal Anganwadi Children to Receive Comic Books on PM Modi's LifePhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Nearly 6.9 million young children attending Anganwadi centers across West Bengal will soon receive illustrated comic books detailing the life of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The initiative focuses on presenting his early years, personal challenges, and key milestones through engaging pictorial stories tailored for young readers.

Anganwadi centers in the state, which function under the Integrated Child Development Services scheme, provide foundational education, nutrition, and healthcare support to early learners. The introduction of these pictorial books aims to supplement current learning materials with motivational storytelling.

The distribution effort will span various districts of West Bengal, ensuring that millions of enrolled children in both rural and urban centers have access to these publications. Officials view the visual medium as an effective tool for early childhood engagement and literacy development.

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