Modern High School Rising For Tribal Students In Odisha's Gunthuli

Far away in a village called Gunthuli, in Odisha, India, there was an old school with cracked walls and no proper bathrooms.

Children from the Lanjia Saura tribe studied there, and it was hard for them to learn well.

Now, the government is building a brand-new, modern high school for them.

The new school will have smart classrooms, computers, a science lab, an e-library and even a playground.

It will also have clean drinking water and good toilets.

The project costs Rs 70 lakh, which shows how much people care about these children.

A local officer named Swastik Jamadar came up with the idea, and other leaders helped make it happen.

The school is expected to be ready by November 2026.

There will also be a big hostel with 100 beds, so children who live far away can stay near the school.

This shows that even children in remote villages can get a great education.