Project Gyanodadhi by Bhavya Bharat Foundation includes 1 Namo Coding Corner, 1 Namo Computer Laboratory, 4 Namo Mathematics Squares & 2000 notebooks for students of 8 government primary & secondary schools across Vadodara.
Project Gyanodadhi, led by Rangam Trivedi under the Bhavya Bharat Foundation, is a transformative initiative to revolutionize education in Vadodara’s government schools. Supported by the Niravadya Foundation and CSR backing from Alcon Laboratories India Pvt. Ltd., this project has already benefited over 6,700 students across 8 government primary and secondary schools, embodying the ‘Sabka Prayas’ (everyone’s effort) vision advocated by PM Narendra Modi.
Key components of Project Gyanodadhi include the establishment of the Namo Coding Corner at Maa Bharati Primary & Secondary School, Akota, and the Namo Computer Laboratory at Veer Savarkar Government Primary & Secondary School, Gorwa. These facilities introduce students to coding and digital literacy, essential skills in today’s technology-driven world. Additionally, the project features Namo Mathematics Squares in three schools—Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan Primary School, Gotri; Gadapura Primary School, Diwalipura; and Kavi Dula Kaag Primary School, Varasiya—providing hands-on learning experiences in mathematics. To further support students, 2,000 Namo Notebooks have been distributed for annual use in 6 schools.
The project was launched by Dr. Hemang Joshi, MP, Vadodara Loksabha, with inaugurations by local MLAs Shri Keyur Rokadia and Shri Chaitanya Desai.
Rangam Trivedi’s leadership in this initiative reflects his commitment to nurturing the ‘Amrit Peedhi’—the future generation of Vadodara. By providing modern educational tools and fostering a culture of innovation, Trivedi is playing a crucial role in realizing the vision of a Viksit Bharat, starting at the local level. Project Gyanodadhi stands as a beacon of hope, ensuring that Vadodara’s youth are equipped to lead India into a new era of progress and development.
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