Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has taken another sensitive decision towards tribal students, students will get modern facilities

Aravalli ashram shala fund: A very important decision has been taken by the Government of Gujarat for the upliftment of the students of the tribal area and to further improve their educational environment. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, an amount of Rs. 1.50 crore has been sanctioned for equipping 29 Ashramshalas, grant-in-aid hostels and secondary schools in Aravalli district with modern facilities under the 'New Gujarat Pattern' scheme. An administrative sanction of Rs. 1.50 crore has been accorded. This substantial amount will be used to make the academic and daily life of the students more convenient. Under the guidance of Tribal Development Minister Naresh Patel and MoS Poonam Chand Baranda, the initiative will directly benefit about 4922 tribal students of the district><

glimpse of modern facilities

Special bunk bed with mattress for students staying in hostels.

New and comfortable benches for classrooms in schools.

Washing machines for daily cleaning and washing of clothes in hostels.

State-of-the-art RO system for pure drinking water keeping in mind the health of students.

solar rooftop at institutions for energy efficiency and promotion of renewable energy.

inclusive development and transparent implementation

Ashramshalas are not just places of learning, but the daily life of the students is also spent there. Hence, providing them clean water, adequate furniture and good living facilities will bring positive change in their overall educational and mental development. Under the 'New Gujarat Pattern', the Government has laid special emphasis on allocation of funds as well as its quality implementation by recognizing local needs.

All works sanctioned for creation of these facilities will be undertaken as per extant Public Procurement Policy and Financial Regulations. Strict care will be taken to ensure that high quality is maintained right from purchase to installation and safety of students is not compromised. Special training and demos will be provided to local staff by the supplier for proper prolonged use of modern equipment like washing machines and RO systems.

In addition, it will be ensured that the warranty, guarantee and after-sales service of all equipment are strictly adhered to. All materials purchased will be regularly recorded in the stock register and monitored continuously so that there is 100 percent transparency in the entire process. This synergy of education, health and modern technology is going to realize the state government's resolve to provide equal and high quality opportunities to the students of far-flung areas.