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Supaul DM Shocked During Surprise Inspection As Classrooms Found Empty In Government School
- •Supaul DM Sawan Kumar made a surprise inspection at Saraswati Vidya Niketan in Triveniganj Bazar and found classrooms nearly empty.
- •Out of 541 students enrolled across classes 9 to 12, only a handful of students were present during the inspection.
- •Students failed to answer basic questions asked by the DM during the inspection of a mathematics class.
- •The DM directed the District Education Officer and BDO to investigate the poor educational standards and library maintenance.
- •DM Sawan Kumar also reviewed the Kayakalp Yojana at the block office and set a target to complete 230 schemes by November 5.
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During DM Sawan Kumar's surprise inspection at Saraswati Vidya Niketan in Triveniganj Bazar, classrooms were found largely empty despite 541 enrolled students. Only 9 out of 115 ninth-grade students and 6 out of 272 tenth-grade students were present, while eleventh and twelfth grades had zero students in attendance.
The District Magistrate directed the Block Development Officer (BDO) to investigate the qualification of librarian Amrendra Kumar due to unsatisfactory library maintenance. Additionally, the District Education Officer was instructed to investigate the overall educational conditions after students failed to answer basic questions during a mathematics class inspection.
Following the school inspection, DM Sawan Kumar reviewed the Kayakalp Yojana, which encompasses 230 schemes across departments like education, health, ICDS, and Panchayati Raj. Work has initiated on 56 of these schemes, with a fixed target to complete all building repairs, school paintings, and infrastructure improvements by November 5.
