A variety of schemes are run by the Government of India for the citizens of the country. Some schemes are brought keeping in mind the needs of the citizens of the country. So at the same time some schemes are operated to provide excellent facilities to the people. Education is a very important part of everyone’s life. An educated person contributes to making the country better and strong.
There are many children in India who study in government schools. In government schools, all children are taught without any discrimination. There are many schools in India that were built many years ago. The Pradhan Mantri Shri Vidyalaya Yojana has been started to modernize these schools. Let us tell you how the schools developed in it will be different from common schools.
A scheme was launched by the Government of India in the year 2022. Which was named PM Shri i.e. PM School for Rising India which is also known as PM Shri School Scheme. The National Education Policy 2020 will be implemented under this scheme. Under the scheme, 14500 schools will be developed by the government. That is, these schools will be built under modern technology.
Advance technology will be arranged in these. So that students can get modern education. This scheme will benefit 20 lakh young children. Talking about the budget of the scheme, this entire project is worth Rs 27360 crore. In this 5 -year project, the central government will give Rs 18128 crore. The state governments will bear the rest of the expenses.
Now if we talk about government schools, then students studying in them do not get that much facilities. Students studying in private school get. But under the PM Shri Scheme of the Government of India, schools will be developed with modern technology. This will strengthen the physical infrastructure. The class room will be improved. Laboratory will be arranged.
Children will also be given practical knowledge of various subjects. It will also have VR headset, multiple language pen translator, video recording lab and good complex for sports. Along with this, separate provision will be made for the education of visually impaired students under the scheme.