After CJP’s drive, Rajasthan unveils Rs 12,500 crore school revamp plan
Jaipur: Rajasthan's Bhajan Lal Sharma government has unveiled a Rs 12,500 crore plan to revamp school infrastructure over three years. The announcement came after intense pressure from the CJP's nationwide 'School Thik Karo' campaign and amid public outcry over restrictions on visiting and filming govt schools. The proposed roadmap includes constructing 3,587 new school buildings, building 83,783 classrooms, repairing 22,589 schools, and constructing 13,616 toilet complexes, among other initiatives.
Digital education components, such as 9,000 smart classrooms and 7,000 ICT labs, will also be funded, with an estimated Rs 1,087 crore allocated for tablets by December 2026.
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