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Bihar Government Accelerates Land Clearances for 19 New Schools
17 Apr
Summary
- Bihar's chief secretary directed expedited land clearances for 19 new schools.
- NOCs, encroachments, and infrastructure gaps are key bottlenecks being resolved.
- Temporary buildings in government schools and colleges will host initial classes.
Bihar's government is intensifying efforts to make 19 new Kendriya Vidyalayas operational across the state. Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit has issued directives to departments and district magistrates to expedite land acquisition, secure pending no-objection certificates (NOCs), and resolve encroachments without delay. These initiatives aim to overcome several bottlenecks that have been holding up projects, as highlighted by the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan.
Land has been identified in numerous districts, but administrative approvals are still awaited for some locations. Issues such as pending NOCs from departments like health, agriculture, and animal/fisheries resources are being prioritized. Additionally, problems like encroachments and a lack of access roads require resolution before construction can commence in certain areas.
To ensure academic sessions begin promptly, temporary infrastructure in existing government high schools, colleges, and hostels has been identified. While these facilities are largely suitable, they require immediate repairs. The chief secretary has ordered these works to be undertaken swiftly, underscoring the state's commitment to expanding quality central school education.
