DW BUREAU / Deoria

A team of judicial officers, led by District Judge and Chairman of the District Legal Services Authority, Devendra Singh, on Monday conducted a comprehensive inspection of the Government Children's Home in Deoria. The visit aimed to evaluate the living conditions and facilities provided to the children and to issue directives for their welfare and overall development.

The inspection team included Additional District & Sessions Judge Chhaya Nain, who also serves as the Chairperson of the Monitoring Committee for the Shelter Home for Boys, Additional District & Sessions Judge and Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority, Manoj Kumar Tiwari, and Chief Judicial Magistrate Manju Kumari.

During the visit, Judge Chhaya Nain emphasized the importance of providing regular, nutritious meals to the children. She directed the shelter officials to maintain systematic records and ensure that dietary arrangements meet the children's nutritional needs.

Judge Manoj Kumar Tiwari focused on enhancing extracurricular and academic activities at the shelter.

He instructed the caretaker to organize drawing and sports competitions, establish a library, and introduce computer education and skill development programs. Additionally, he stressed the importance of instilling moral values and engaging the children in activities such as essay writing, yoga, music, and painting competitions.

"Cleanliness, adequate play arrangements, and daily physical exercise are essential for the children's holistic development," Judge Tiwari remarked, urging the staff to prioritize these aspects.

The inspection was attended by Government Children's Home in-charge superintendent Ramkripal and other staff members, who were instructed to implement the suggested improvements promptly.

The judicial team reiterated their commitment to ensuring the well-being and future readiness of the children under the care of the Government Children's Home.

(editor@dailyworld.in)