Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Badi Baata Campaign Aims to Improve Government School Enrollment
Imagine schools in your town weren't doing so well, and some had to close because not enough kids were going.
Now, the people in charge of schools are trying to make them better.
They are starting a special week called Badi Baata to help.
They want to make sure all the schools have enough students and are good places to learn.
Some schools are already doing great, like the best private schools, but others need help with their buildings and supplies.
The officials are working to make sure all kids have a good school to go to.
The Badi Baata school enrollment campaign is resuming from June 6-12.
Education officials aim to restore public trust in government schools.
Over 100 schools closed last year due to low student turnout.
Officials cite student absence and teacher adjustments as reasons for closures.
The Education Department plans to improve infrastructure and prevent further closures.
- Who
- Education officials and the Education Department
- What
- Resuming the Badi Baata campaign to improve government school enrollment and infrastructure.
- When
- The Badi Baata campaign resumes from June 6-12.
- Where
- Adilabad district
- Why
- To restore public trust in government schools after closures due to low student turnout.
- Districts Involved
- Adilabad, Nirmal, Kumram Bheem Asifabad, Mancherial
- Campaign Name
- Badi Baata
- Campaign Dates
- June 6-12
- Adilabad Schools
- 1,256
- Adilabad Students
- 1,25,293
- Nirmal Schools
- 822
- Nirmal Students
- 1,12,385
- KB Asifabad Schools
- 1,122
- KB Asifabad Students
- 82,979
- Mancherial Schools
- 821
- Mancherial Students
- 1,05,354