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Guwahati: Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu is sinking 7 crore rupees into the Kalabari Higher Secondary School. The Biswanath district campus is getting a major facelift. Pegu shared the update on X and tagged the Union Education Ministry along with Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
The school dates back to 1944. It became a higher secondary institution in 1975 and reached provincial status by 1977. It spans 16 bighas and three kathas of land. The facility currently supports 662 students ranging from Class VI through Class XII. Principal Harichandra Saikia runs the operation with 27 teachers and four non-teaching staff members. The school currently offers both Arts and Science streams for its higher secondary pupils.
Pegu stated that this investment is intended for "enhancing the school's infrastructure and providing students with an improved learning environment." This cash injection aims to modernize the campus after eight decades of service.
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