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Nalanda – 80 Children From Grades 1 to 5 Live in One Room: No Boundary Wall, No Kitchen; Mid-Day Meals Are Prepared Under a Shed; Children Say the Situation Worsens During the Rainy Season.
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Government claims may suggest an improvement in primary education, but the ground reality exposes these claims. At Jeevanpur Primary School, located in Soradih Panchayat, Harnaut Block, Nalanda, the Right to Education Act remains a mere formality. Eighty students from first to fifth grade are forced to sit together in a single room. The school lacks a boundary wall and a permanent kitchen. Located at the junction of a river flowing to the east a…
·Bhopal, India
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