Government decides to start schools for laborers' children
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The Karnataka government plans to establish schools for the children of laborers in every taluk at a cost of 10 crore rupees each.
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- Minister N. Chaluvarayaswamy announced that the government intends to open schools specifically for the children of laborers in each taluk.
- Each school will be established at a cost of 10 crore rupees.
- This initiative is part of broader efforts to support the labor force and their families.
- The minister emphasized the crucial role of civic workers in maintaining public health and society's well-being.
What to watch next
- Implementation progress of the proposed school infrastructure in taluks
- Allocation of funds for the school projects
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NamedIndia · Ashok · Government of Karnataka · N. Chaluvarayaswamy · Satish · Srinivas · Veena
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