Student travel by cargo vehicle

Bus service in Zhenganoor area of ​​Sironcha taluka has been closed for the last 10 days. Therefore, students are required to go to school every day with the help of a cargo vehicle. This area is full of forest. Xinganoor is the largest village in the area.

Zinganoor (Gadchiroli): bus service in Zhenganoor area of ​​Sironcha taluka has been closed for the last 10 days. Therefore, students are required to go to school every day with the help of a cargo vehicle.
This area is full of forest. Xinganoor is the largest village in the area. This place has a government Ashram school. This Ashramshala has classes from Class I to Class X. However, students do not have the option of going to Sironacha taluka to take eleventh education. Although there is a lot of demand for education in the ashram school at Xinganore, it is neglected by the administration and the government. As a result, after passing the 10th pass, there is no other option than to enter Sironcha. The distance from Sironcha to Zinganoor is 40 km. There are several streams and small rivers within this 40 km distance. The bridge was not built on these nalla yet. This is why rain gets fluvable from the Nallah bridge. The resultant students have to come back from the half-way. Some students travel in the hazard and travel the next. This year, the construction department has started construction of bridge over some nalla. The citizens have made a road along the way to go. This road has created mud in the rainy season. As the bus was shutting down with heavy buses, the ST department closed the bus to Zinganoor on July 17. Therefore, students are required to cross the line from cargo vehicle. With the bus stop, the students have to travel dangerously with cargo vehicles.

Some students from the area come to study in the Ashramshala at Zinganoor. They also have to cross the river, facing the rivers, streams. The road road created by the bridge over the Koreatogu Nullah is very bad. That's why the bus round was closed. As a result, all of them are getting bigger. While spending billions of rupees for the development of the district, the people in this area are still deprived of primary facilities.