Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Farmer Donates Home After School Collapse in Jhalawar, Rajasthan
In a village in India, a school collapsed, and sadly, some children died.
A kind farmer named Mor Singh, who had never even gone to school, decided to help.
He let the school use his only house so that the other kids could keep learning.
Now, he and his family live in a simple shelter on their farm.
The government is building a new school and gave Mor Singh money as a thank you.
The community appreciates his big heart and his generosity towards the village's children.
A school building in Piplodi village collapsed in July, resulting in seven deaths and injuries.
Mor Singh, a local farmer, offered his home for temporary school use.
Singh's family now lives on their farm under a temporary shelter.
The government has allocated land and funds for a new school building.
The school now has a total of 75 students, with classes expected to begin next year in the new building.
- Who
- Mor Singh, a farmer in Jhalawar, Rajasthan.
- What
- Donated his home to temporarily house a school after a building collapsed.
- When
- The school building collapsed in July.
- Where
- Piplodi village, Jhalawar district, Rajasthan.
- Why
- To ensure children could continue their education after the school building collapsed.
- Donor
- Mor Singh
- Location
- Piplodi village, Jhalawar district, Rajasthan
- Original School Building Collapse
- July, killed 7 students
- Land Allotment for New School
- 10 bighas
- Funds for New School
- Rs 1.8 crore
- Compensation to Mor Singh
- Rs 2 lakh
- Current Enrollment
- 75 students