New Delhi, Sep 7 : Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, on Wednesday, wrote an email to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, requesting him to come up with an initiative to improve the 10 lakh schools run by the government in the nation. “He has announced plans to improve 14,500 schools, which is a great step.
However, there are over 10 lakh state-run schools in the country.This means it would take over 100 years to repair all the schools.
The government is requesting you to develop an action plan to fix all ten million schools in one go,” said Kejriwal while sending the letter in tweet.
Kejriwal in the letter stated that more than 80 percent of schooling in government in the country have worse conditions than junkyards.
He expressed concern over the future of students in government schools and said that this will affect the progress of the nation.
“In India, daily 27 millions of students attend school every day from of that 18 crore who attend government schools.
The state of 80 percent of the public schools is as bad as an abandoned junkyard.If we can provide this education to millions of our kids, just imagine how our country can develop,” Kejriwal said in his letter written in Hindi.
“You have created plans to modernize of 14,500 schools.However, If we proceed at this rate it will take 100 years to modernise all of our public schools.
I would like you to develop an action plan for the redevelopment of all the 10 lakh schools run by the government in this country,” Kejriwal said.
“130 crore of people in India aren’t ready to quit now.All of them want India to be the world’s top nation, a powerful and wealthy nation.” he said further in the letter.
This is why I’ve got an appeal to you, he said in the letter that in lieu of 14500 schools, a plan must be created to improve all state schools in a single.”All state governments must be trusted and this plan must be put into action in the coming five years.Every citizen wants this,”” Kejriwal said.
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