A teacher in Bihar turns a boat into a classroom so students can continue learning while floodwaters stay high. Reports describe the initiative in Raghunathpur village, where rising water levels make access to the usual school difficult.
Both outlets say the floods leave roads and homes largely unpassable, preventing children from reaching their classrooms. In response, the teacher brings lessons onto the boat, using it as a stable place for instruction while it remains afloat. Times of India emphasizes the “school under water” situation and the way the boat is anchored by the school, while India Today focuses on the teacher’s effort to keep education going despite the flooding.
Overall, the coverage centers on the practical response to disrupted schooling during the monsoon disaster, highlighting continuity of classes through a temporary, mobile learning space.
