CSR / Sustainability

Esoft donates modern computer lab to Baduraliya school

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Esoft Metro Campus, which has launched the ‘E-Thilina’ community service-oriented initiative in partnership with Sirasa Television, donated a fully-fledged, computer laboratory with Internet and other modern facilities to Hadigalla Janapada Maha Vidyalaya, Baduraliya, recently.

Under this Esoft-Sirasa collaboration, a deserving school is provided with a fully-equipped computer laboratory every month on the basis that such a vital facility is unavailable despite the presence of students either clever at information technology (IT) or keen to pursue the subject as part of their educational curricular and for professional advancement in the long term.

The ceremonial opening of the modern computer laboratory at Hadigalla Janapada Maha Vidyalaya, Baduraliya, was held under the patronage of , Esoft Metro Campus Dean Dr. Dillina Herath, Esoft Metro Campus General Manager Upul Dassanayake, Esoft Metro Campus Assistant Manager Branch Operations Harsha Ravindra, MTV/MBC Director Public Relations Priyantha Wijesinghe, Sirasa TV Executive Programme Sanath Nandana, MTV Sales Manager MBC Daminda Nissanka, MTV Network Manager MBC Susantha Saparanadu, Hadigalla Janapada Maha Vidyalaya Baduraliya Principal Mallika Athukorala.
Under the Esoft-Sirasa ‘E-Thilina’ corporate social responsibility (CSR) project the computer lab donated to Hadigalla Janapada Maha Vidyalaya, Baduraliya is the eighth.

CSR / Sustainability

Esoft donates modern computer lab to Baduraliya school

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