Karnataka to set up 6,500 public and 5,000 nursery schools: Minister

Primary and Secondary Minister Madhu Bangarappa said on August 17, the state government will establish 6,500 Karnataka public schools and 5,000 kindergartens in the next few years.

“All Karnataka public schools will have lessons between 1-12 in English and Kannada. A Karnataka State School will emerge in every gram of Panchayat. Nursery will provide rural students a pre-school education advantage,” he said.

“It seems to me that the demand for decades of the Chabbi people has taken place. I always believe that the sound of the school bell should be higher than the temple bell in a village. This will lead to multi -faceted development.”

He said that the Karnataka government was trying to address the issue of teacher scarcity. “Temporary teachers are appointed in the short term. Regular teachers will be appointed soon,” he said.

Authorized, up to 25,000 pre -university students were trained for free Neet and JEE exams, he said.

Santosh S. Lad, responsible for the region, said that the average literacy of India before independence was 20% to 25%. “Today we have achieved approximately 75% literacy. This is because of the focus of consecutive governments and public expenditures,” he said.

“Today we are faced with a few critical situations in the country. There is a report that says that more than 93,000 schools are closed and about 87% of young people have difficulty in finding a job. We must face these facts and find solutions.” Children Buddha, Basavanna and Dr. He called for Bor Ambedkar to follow his ideas.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said that more than 1,100 school painting in the Dharwad region continues. “This high school was built with a special grant for the village of Chhabbi. The Union government emphasizes more education.

“Approximately 400 schools were built under CSR grants. More than 31,600 tables were distributed. 106 Anganwadis, toilet and canteen were built. More than 200 smart classes were opened.”

Basavaraj Horatti, President of Karnataka Legislative Council, said that everyone should hand in hand for the development of the country.

Former Prime Minister and Havari deputy Bomnai said he noticed a high school demand while camping in the village with former Minister R. Ashok. The Karnataka government demanded that teachers should be recruited.

R. Ashok, the leader of the Legislative Assembly, hoped that Chabbi village would also buy a state college.

Mla Mr. Patil, civil servants and others were present at the event.