A 1957 building and a Rs 1.5lakh fee: Sikar’s two faces of govt schooling
In Sikar, a village school teeters on the brink of collapse, grappling with both structural issues and a shortage of teachers that severely affect student turnout. Meanwhile, parents at a newly opened residential girls' school are in an uproar over inflated fees and missing essential supplies. Compounding these issues, government efforts to secure repair funding are obstructed by land disputes, illustrating the systemic challenges faced within Rajasthan's education landscape.
