Statistical comparison of Government schools in different states
• Haryana: 208 government schools closed in 2015 to 2018
• Rajasthan: 4000 schools closed in 2015 to 2018
• Punjab: 217 schools closed in 3 years
• Uttar Pradesh: Out of 1,13,500, 40% do not have electricity connection.
• Delhi MCD: 109 primary schools closed in 9 years
• In MCD school, from 2015 to 2018, child enrolment decreased by 1.3 lakh.
• Delhi Government Schools: 8,000 new class rooms (12000 under construction), 25 new school buildings (30 buildings under construction), 6 Schools of Excellence, Green Boards in all class rooms, 7.5 Lakh modular desks. more
• Rajasthan: 4000 schools closed in 2015 to 2018
• Punjab: 217 schools closed in 3 years
• Uttar Pradesh: Out of 1,13,500, 40% do not have electricity connection.
• Delhi MCD: 109 primary schools closed in 9 years
• In MCD school, from 2015 to 2018, child enrolment decreased by 1.3 lakh.
• Delhi Government Schools: 8,000 new class rooms (12000 under construction), 25 new school buildings (30 buildings under construction), 6 Schools of Excellence, Green Boards in all class rooms, 7.5 Lakh modular desks. more
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Keeping apart political affiliations I think Manish Sisodia is doing a good job as an education Minister. (This does not mean I support your stats).Wishing him all the best and success in his role. more
Jan 13
Mr Aggarwal Just kindly visit the Delhi Government run school opposite Pamposh Enclave. In the last 5 years the boundary wall has been plastered afresh 3 times and even after the recent plastering all the plaster is coming loose at very many places. The politicians mint money at our cost as the Contractor has to pay to get his bills cleared and file goes upto the minister. I have filed a couple of RTI's to get to the bottom of truth and will share the details if any reply is received. A lot of wasteful expenditure is incurred in name of populist welfare schemes. It is you and me who is cross subsidising these kind's of expenses and instead of asking political parties to work for welfare of all we are promoting their loot. If AAP was working wonders then roads would not have been in such a bad state, infrastructure crumbling and they are doing surrogate publicity. Why it has taken them 5 years and that too when election is coming to start a slew of projects. Had they been sincere they could have achieved much more. Ask them, tweet them, mail them, share the response. We need all political parties to be accountable and work towards making our country strong. They can criticize their opponents but should not make common man a pawn in their game of thrones more
Jan 10
Why are we replying based on our political affiliations? We should be interested in welfare of our country, not in any party. Since AAP has done a good job in Education in Delhi, we should appreciate and ask other states to do the same. Similarly, if BJP or any other party does any good job in their states, we should encourage others to follow. more
Jan 10
Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 10, 2020, at 2:39 PM, Sunil Dutt Agrawal wrote: > >  > > > Sunil Dutt Agrawal > Sunil Dutt Agrawal posted a message in "Transforming Delhi ". > Subject: Statistical comparison of Government schools in different states. > ⢠Haryana: 208 government schools closed in 2015 to 2018 > > ⢠Rajasthan: 4000 schools closed in 2015 to 2018 > > ⢠Punjab: 217 schools closed in 3 years > > ⢠Uttar Pradesh: Out of 1,13,500, 40% do not have electricity connection. > > ⢠Delhi MCD: 109 primary schools closed in 9 years > > ⢠In MCD school, from 2015 to 2018, child enrolment decreased by 1.3 lakh. > > ⢠Delhi Government Schools: 8,000 new class rooms (12000 under construction), 25 new school buildings (30 buildings under construction), 6 Schools of Excellence, Green Boards in all class rooms, 7.5 Lakh modular desks. > Reply Reply to this email to post a comment. > > If you believe that this post is inappropriate for this Circle, report it. > If you don't want to receive emails from us in future, please Unsubscribe > > . > > more
Jan 10
Instead of spending money on his posters ( huge ones ) APP govt should spend on desk n chairs n basic facilities of the students Don't get carried away by statics Go n see Urself then judge Don't go to selected schools used as showcase Walk across randomly n check I am speaking from first hand experience Kejriwal is the master Actor n biggest liar more
Jan 10
I fully agree with you, I read one RTI reveals Kejriwal spent 4 times more than Sheela Dixit more
Jan 19
