'Despite obstacles, quality edu to children will continue unabated'

Despite significant political and logistical challenges, the Delhi government led by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal remains steadfast in its commitment to revolutionising the city’s educational infrastructure.

The Arvind Kejriwal government has embarked on an ambitious initiative to build 14 new schools across Delhi, enhancing the learning environment for thousands of students.

In a recent digital press conference, Education minister Atishi highlighted the ongoing efforts and achievements of the Kejriwal administration in transforming Delhi’s educational landscape.

She pointed out the stark contrast between past and present infrastructure, stating, “Many governments came and went since independence till 2014 but only 24,000 rooms were built in Delhi schools.”

In comparison, the current government has constructed 22,711 rooms in just ten years, from 2015 to 2024.

Atishi underscored the significant improvements made in government schools under the Delhi government, emphasising that the new infrastructure surpasses that of many private schools.