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Environment education to benefit students

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Secretary of Board of Intermediate Education R.P. Sisodia on Tuesday said that introduction of environmental education at junior Intermediate level from this academic year would go a long way in sensitising students on the issues related to environment. Addressing over 100 principals and junior lecturers in an orientation programme on Environment Education Projects organised by Andhra Pradesh National Green Corps (APNGC), Mr. Sisodia asked them to take up similar programmes at district levels.

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