Nautanwa got a big gift: Chief Minister Model Composite School will be built in village Mudila, amount of Rs 27.88 crore approved

Busted News Bureau Maharajganj :: Nautanwa assembly constituency has got a big gift in the field of education. Now the area which has been suffering from lack of Government Inter College for a long time. Chief Minister Model Composite School The path for establishment has been paved. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in village Nautanwa block mudila Approval has been given for the construction of the school. This school will provide modern and quality education to students from class 1 to 12.

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ninth MLA Rishi Tripathi pointed out that 27 crore 88 lakh 46 thousand rupees Funds have also been allocated for this state-of-the-art school to be built at a cost of Rs. According to him, construction work is likely to start soon.

Legislator Rishi Tripathi He also told that regarding education, he had continuously raised the demand of the Chief Minister to establish a school in Nautanwa area. Keeping in view the need of the area, the Chief Minister has approved this school. Now the construction of the school will start soon and it is going to become a big educational center equipped with modern facilities.

Due to the absence of any government inter college in the area till now, children of poor and weaker sections were being deprived of higher secondary education. The establishment of the new composite school will provide a strong opportunity for free, quality and accessible education to thousands of students of the area.

This is being considered a historic step towards removing the shortage of education resources in rural and border areas. The residents of the area have described this decision of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath as a milestone in the direction of development of Nautanwa.

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Report of Maharajganj Bureau in-charge Vijay Chaurasia