‘New Parliament, PM house, why not…': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke launches campaign to improve govt schools in villages

Abhijeet Dipke has initiated a campaign focused on enhancing the quality of government schools in villages, proposing that new parliamentary buildings and a prime minister's residence should be matched by improvements in rural education. Dipke announced the initiative, emphasizing the need for better educational infrastructure and resources in underserved areas.

As part of the campaign, Dipke urged parents to actively participate in the oversight of their children's schools. He specifically called for social audits, a process where community members scrutinize the school's operations and facilities. This includes checking for the availability and adequacy of basic amenities essential for a conducive learning environment.

The campaign highlights a commitment to ensuring that government schools in villages are equipped to provide quality education. By involving parents and encouraging accountability, Dipke aims to foster a system where educational institutions are responsive to the needs of their students and the community.

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New Parliament, PM house, why not…