Bengal govt mulls PPP model for operating 4,133 state-run schools, with zero enrolments
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Bengal weighs PPP model for empty schools
Kolkata The West Bengal government is considering a public-private partnership model for the future use of schools reporting zero student enrolment, with district administrations asked to assess the institutions and their infrastructure. The latest UDISE+ data shows that 4,133 of India’s 5,663 zero-enrolment schools are located in West Bengal. However, state officials have indicated that […]
The state government is actively reusing the infrastructure and property of vacant government and government-aided schools.
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Bengal govt mulls PPP model for operating 4,133 state-run schools, with zero enrolments
Kolkata, Sep 20 (SocialNews.XYZ) West Bengal government is considering adopting the public-private partnership (PPP) model for running the 4,133 state-run schools in the state, which do not have a single student though there are teachers... - Social News XYZ
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