Haryana State Government to Develop 104 Govt. Schools as Model Sanskrit Schools

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In order to bring qualitative improvement in education, the Haryana Government has made the decision to develop 104 government schools in the state as Model Sanskrit Schools.

Currently, there are 22 Model Sanskriti Schools in the state which will rose to 126 after the development of 104 new schools.

While addressing a gathering, Manohar Lal Khattar, Haryana Chief Minister announced to construct a new building in Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Ballabgarh and develop Government School in Sector-3 as Model Sanskriti School.

Besides, the development of new Model Sanskrit Schools, the CM also inaugurated three more projects, which include - a three-storey new building of Government Senior Secondary School constructed at a cost of Rs 6.20 crore, entrance gate in village Chandavali constructed at a cost of Rs 24.94 lakh and a park constructed at a cost of Rs 24.60 lakh in the same village.

Necessary Facilities to Be Available At All Schools

Along with the strengthening of infrastructure of schools, the CM also announced that the necessary facilities will also be made available to the schools in the state.

As per Manohar Lal Khattar, the state government is currently working on a five-pronged strategy which includes education, health, security, self-reliance and self-respect.

Additionally, the state government is also focusing on providing trained staff and other requisite facilities in schools so that students can have access to better education.

Collection of Data of Every Family

As a measure to curb and to ensure that the benefits of various schemes and programmes by state government reach every eligible person, the state government will collect data of each and every family in the state.

This step has been named as Parivar Pehchan Patra which will prove to be very effective in dealing with mal practises in the state.