Madhya Pradesh School Education Under Scanner As DPCs Face Notices Over Poor Infrastructure, Enrolment Delays And Learning Gaps
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): District Project Coordinators (DPCs), who are responsible for monitoring the implementation of major school education programmes at the district level, are facing increased scrutiny from the Rajya Shiksha Kendra (RSK) over shortcomings in their work across the state. From school infrastructure and basic facilities to student enrolment, data management and improvement in…
Madhya Pradesh's school education system is under intense examination as District Project Coordinators (DPCs) face show-cause notices from the Rajya Shiksha Kendra (RSK) for failing to meet key benchmarks. The DPCs, tasked with overseeing the execution of major educational initiatives at the district level, are being scrutinized for issues ranging from inadequate school infrastructure to delays in student enrolment and learning gaps.
Over 5,000 schools in the state still require critical infrastructure improvements, such as rebuilding dilapidated structures, repairing toilets, and addressing other building deficiencies. Despite funds being sanctioned and deadlines extended, DPCs in 12 districts have received show-cause notices for the slow progress on school toilet construction and repair.
The RSK has demanded a detailed response from the implicated DPCs within a week, emphasizing the seriousness of their negligence in official duties.
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