Mayor R Priya (Photo: Dina Thanthi)
Chennai

Mayor distributes high-tech printers for Corporation schools

As per the mayor's announcement in the 2026-27 budget, 35 higher secondary, 46 high, and 19 other primary and regional schools under the corporation's jurisdiction were to be provided with the MFPs.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Mayor Priya R distributed high-tech multi-functional printers (MFPs) to 100 Chennai schools, at a cost of Rs 22.12 lakh.

Symbolising this launch, she handed over printers to five headmasters at the Ripon Building on Thursday.

As per the mayor's announcement in the 2026-27 budget, 35 higher secondary, 46 high, and 19 other primary and regional schools under the corporation's jurisdiction were to be provided with the MFPs.

These devices combine printing, copying, and scanning into a single unit, saving time and costs while upgrading technological infrastructure to support digital education and e-governance.

It is also expected to aid in streamlining educational and administrative tasks efficiently. The event was attended by GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran, Joint Commissioner (Education) K Karpagam, the standing committee chairman, and education officials.

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