Children in this Indian school can write with both hands at once, just like 'Virus' in 3 Idiots
A school in Madhya Pradesh's Budhela village, inspired by the movie '3 Idiots' and former President Rajendra Prasad, is uniquely training children to write ambidextrously. Veena Vadini Public School teaches over 100 students to use both hands simultaneously, alongside multiple languages. This innovative educational experiment, started in 1999, has already produced hundreds of ambidextrous graduates, showcasing remarkable human potential.
A school in Madhya Pradesh's Budhela village, inspired by the movie '3 Idiots' and former President Rajendra Prasad, is uniquely training children to write ambidextrously. Veena Vadini Public School teaches over 100 students to use both hands simultaneously, alongside multiple languages. This innovative educational experiment, started in 1999, has already produced hundreds of ambidextrous graduates, showcasing remarkable human potential.
