The condition of government school buildings is pathetic, the buildings are becoming dilapidated.

Content Table

• Introduction

  • Overview of government school infrastructure issues

  • Importance of safe and well-maintained buildings for education

• Current Condition of School Buildings

  • Pathetic and dilapidated state of buildings

  • Impact on children’s education

• Proposals Submitted for Renovation

  • Submission of repair proposals in May

  • Estimated cost of ₹7.7 million

  • Lack of approval and fund release

• Schools Under Renovation

  • Total schools in district: 89

  • Ongoing renovations: 17 schools

• Case Study: Government Subhash Excellence School

  • One of the oldest schools (more than 100 years old)

  • Beams ripped off, roof blown away in storms

  • Renovation cost estimated at ₹19 lakh

  • Proposal submitted but pending approval

• Challenges Due to Delayed Approval

  • Unsafe learning environment

  • Disruptions in classes

  • Risk to student safety

Conclusion & Way Forward

• Urgent need for government approval

• Prioritizing infrastructure for quality education

• Call for immediate action to safeguard students

Even after submitting proposals for the improvement of school buildings, funds are not forthcoming and approval has not been received yet.

The Education Department's government high and higher secondary school buildings in the district are in a dilapidated condition.

The condition of larger buildings is also poor, which impacts children's education. In May, the Education Department submitted a proposal for school repairs.

It was, but it hasn't been approved yet. The Education Department operates 89 high and higher secondary schools in the district. Of these, 17 school buildings are being renovated.

A proposal was submitted in May. It was worth approximately ₹7.7 million, but it has not yet been approved. The Government Subhash Excellence School is in the worst condition.

Old buildings crumbling

The old school building, more than a century old, has fallen into disrepair and is falling apart. The beams have been ripped off in many places, and a strong wind blew off part of the roof of two rooms, which has yet to be properly repaired. The school's renovation will cost more than 19 lakh rupees. A proposal for this was sent along with 17 other schools, but has not yet been approved. This is the city's oldest and largest school. But here too, students have to face problems throughout the year due to the old building and inconveniences.

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Raj News Network