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What happened in 10 years? 55605 children in Ahmedabad left private schools and joined government schools

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The rising inflation in the country is affecting everyone from the middle class to the middle class. Income is not increasing in the face of rising inflation, due to which it has become a big challenge to run the family. In which especially education and health services have become expensive. At that time, parents are becoming disillusioned with private schools. In the schools run by the Ahmedabad Municipal School Board, 55,605 students have taken admission in the schools run by the Ahmedabad Municipal School Board in ten years. On the other hand, 129 municipal schools in various wards have been made smart schools during this time.

55 thousand students have entered municipal schools after leaving private schools :
In the year 2025-26, 24 new schools will be built by the Municipal Corporation. Out of the draft budget of Rs 1143 crore for the year 2025-26, only Rs 77.50 crore will be spent on educational activities. The draft budget of Rs 1143 crore of the Municipal School Board for the year 2025-26 has been presented by the Administrative Officer Dr. Lagdhir Desai. However, Rs 1042.5 crore will be spent only on payment of salaries and pensions. Rs 77.50 crore will be spent on educational activities. For schools run by the Municipal School Board, the state government will provide Rs 808 crore of grantable expenditure and the municipal corporation will provide Rs 131 crore. The year 2025 is the centenary year of the Municipal Primary Education Committee.

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