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Maharashtra Schools Undergoing Major Inspection Drive
13 Sep
Summary
- Statewide campaign 'Chala Shalet Jauya' inspects schools.
- Focus on infrastructure, teaching, and student welfare.
- Officials assess 150 schools for quality and needs.
The Maharashtra school education department has launched the 'Chala Shalet Jauya' (Let's go to school) campaign to inspect educational institutions across the state. School Education Minister Dada Bhuse recently visited schools in Gadchiroli and Nagpur, engaging with district officials to address educational and administrative concerns. This initiative aims to comprehensively assess around 150 schools.
Key aspects under review include teaching quality, student progress, and essential facilities like drinking water, toilets, and classrooms. Officials are also examining the distribution of uniforms and mid-day meals. The campaign is evaluating numerous programs, such as Nipun Maharashtra and SDG goals, with a second phase of inspections scheduled for September 22 and 23.
Specific state officials have taken responsibility for monitoring extended aspirational districts. For instance, the principal secretary is overseeing Jalna, and the school education commissioner is responsible for Gadchiroli. This coordinated effort ensures a thorough evaluation of the education system's various components throughout Maharashtra.
