An extra quantity of Rs 24 crore has been launched individually for quick bills in these schools, the official assertion mentioned.
NEW DELHI: The Delhi authorities on Wednesday launched Rs 108 crore because the third instalment of grant-in-aid for 12 absolutely funded schools affiliated with Delhi College. In keeping with a press release issued by the workplace of Delhi Training Minister Ashish Sood, the funds can be used for lecturers’ salaries, constructing upkeep and different important expenditures in 2025-26.
An extra quantity of Rs 24 crore has been launched individually for quick bills in these schools, the assertion mentioned. Sood mentioned the discharge of Rs 108 crore displays the federal government’s dedication to making sure that “no instructor or scholar faces a scarcity of sources”.
“With this, the Delhi authorities has to this point launched a complete of Rs 325 crore in three instalments throughout 2025–26 for these 12 absolutely funded schools,” the assertion mentioned.
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The universities are Acharya Narendra Dev School, Aditi Mahavidyalaya, Bhim Rao Ambedkar School, Bhaskaracharya School of Utilized Sciences, Bhagini Nivedita School, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya School, Indira Gandhi Institute of Bodily Training, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Maharaja Agrasen School, Maharshi Valmiki School of Training, Shaheed Rajguru School of Utilized Sciences, and Shaheed Sukhdev School of Enterprise Research.
Sood mentioned the grant, a “Diwali reward” from Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to lecturers and college students, will assist the monetary and educational stability of those establishments. The minister mentioned earlier governments both didn’t launch grants or delayed them, which affected each employees and college students.
“As quickly as our authorities got here to energy, we assessed the monetary and infrastructural wants of instructional establishments. If establishments aren’t financially sound, they can’t produce competent college students,” Sood mentioned.
