There is great news for thousands of students studying in government schools of Delhi. The Delhi government has launched a comprehensive modernization plan to equip all 75 CM Shri schools in the capital with modern facilities. About ₹265 crore will be spent on this project, after which these schools will develop not just as centers of education but as model institutions of modern education and all-round development. The government aims to provide students with a learning environment that is at par with global standards and prepares them for future challenges.
Under the scheme, smart classrooms will be developed in all 75 CM Shri schools. These classrooms equipped with digital technology will make the learning experience of the students more effective and interactive. Apart from this, science and technology parks will also be developed in school campuses, where students will be able to understand science and technology in an experimental manner. The government believes that this will promote innovation and research thinking among the students.
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Development of modern sports facilities in schools is also an important part of this scheme. The physical development of students will be encouraged through better playing fields and resources. To strengthen the security system, CCTV based surveillance system will be installed in the school campuses. This will help ensure a safe environment for students and staff.
Delhi government has also given special emphasis on inclusive education in this project. Necessary basic facilities will be developed for children with special needs, so that they do not face any kind of obstacle in getting education.
The government says that this initiative is not limited to just renovating buildings, but aims to create a modern, safe and inspiring learning environment for students. This will give new impetus to the educational, social and creative development of children. This ₹265 crore project is considered an important step towards further strengthening the government education model of Delhi, which will benefit thousands of students in the coming years.
