Uttarakhand CM Thanks Centre for New Kendriya Vidyalaya in Madannegi

The Chief Minister stated that the opening of a Kendriya Vidyalaya will provide quality education to children in Madannegi and nearby areas, while also strengthening the local educational infrastructure. He added that both the Central and State Governments are committed to advancing youth in the field of education and shaping their future, the release stated.

As per the release, in the initial phase, the new Kendriya Vidyalaya will start with classes 1 to 5, with one section in each class. Based on need and approval, it will be gradually expanded in the coming years. The admission process will begin within 30 days after the completion of all necessary formalities.

It is noteworthy that this decision has been taken in line with prior approval from the Government of India, under which 85 new Kendriya Vidyalayas are to be established across the country. The school in Madannegi, Tehri Garhwal, is one of the institutions included in this initiative.

Earlier on Saturday, CM Dhami addressed police constables undergoing training at the Police Lines in Dehradun.

He emphasised strengthening law and order in the state, playing an active role in disaster management, and ensuring smooth traffic management.

He also inaugurated the renovation and restoration of Jugmandar Hall at the Dehradun Municipal Corporation, a project executed at a cost of Rs 2.32 crore as part of efforts to preserve and promote the city's cultural heritage.

On the occasion, the CM also laid the foundation stone for a canal at the ABC Centre in Kedarpuram and announced the development and beautification of parks at six locations within the municipal area.

- ANI