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Ten year old Priya lives in a Raipur slum. She was a never enrolled child before joining an NRBC centre in Raipur City. Her teacher from NRBC centre (in the evenings) says she is one of the most sincere and regular learner in her centre. Her father is a gardener and mother does sewing for earning. Both of her parents are illiterate and cannot help her in studies. So, it's all her effort. Ask her what she does, she would say 'bachhe palti hun' (I take care of small children).

Bhopal, May 23: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that Madhya Pradesh would be a pioneer in e-journalism among Hindi speaking states. Chouhan said this during a meeting with the editor of e-newspaper mppost.org Sarman Nagele who called on him as representative of website journalists here on Wednesday. The e-journalists lauded the Chief Minister's initiative to promote website newspapers in state's public relations policy.

Raipur, April 20 (IANS) Thousands of primary school teachers in Chhattisgarh will become computer savvy with the government and Intel Corp signing a pact to provide computer training to them.

'We want teachers to be computer savvy and updated on all the latest in IT so that they can pass on the knowledge to the 3.4 million students in primary schools,' Education Minister Medharam Sahu told IANS.

The state has 31,086 primary schools, including 9,263 located in backward areas dominated by tribal population,

'The government has signed a MoU with Intel to impart free training to primary school teachers,' Sahu said. 'Computer trained teachers will bring a revolution in the state.'