In a move that promises to pedal change for young students, NTPC Ramagundam distributed 71 bicycles to Class IX girl students from four government high schools on Tuesday. The initiative, held at the NTPC township in Ramagundam, aims to remove transportation barriers and encourage educational persistence.

Key facts

  • 71 bicycles distributed to Class IX girl students
  • Recipients from four government high schools
  • Event held September 1, 2026, in Ramagundam
  • Included launch of yoga and self-defense training

Breaking Barriers to Education

For many girls in the area, simply getting to school can be a daily challenge. Long distances, unreliable transport, and safety concerns often stand between them and their classrooms. These bicycles aren’t just metal and rubber—they’re tools of empowerment, offering a reliable way to reach education.

A Holistic Approach

Beyond the bicycles, NTPC Ramagundam unveiled a ‘Yoga & Self Defence Training’ program for girl students from surrounding government high schools. This dual approach addresses both practical mobility and personal well-being, recognizing that education support extends beyond the classroom.

Community Presence

The event drew a warm crowd of parents, teachers, and students, with Deepti Mahila Samiti president Rakhi Samanta serving as chief guest. The presence of DMS members underscored the community collaboration behind the effort, turning a corporate initiative into a shared celebration of progress.