Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Delhi Assembly Speaker Inaugurates Smart Classrooms
The Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly, Vijender Gupta, opened new Smart Classrooms in a school in Rohini Sector-8.
He said these classrooms are important because they help children learn better and make public schools more attractive.
He also talked about how the number of municipal schools and students has decreased over time.
Gupta encouraged everyone to support these schools and take care of cleanliness.
Other important people were also present, and they all agreed that making schools better with technology is very important.
The new classrooms are expected to set a good example for other schools in Delhi.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta inaugurated new Smart Classrooms at a municipal school in Rohini Sector-8.
Gupta emphasized the importance of smart classrooms in improving public education and restoring trust in municipal schools.
He highlighted the decline in the number of municipal schools and students, expressing concern over the preference for private schools.
Gupta encouraged community participation and cleanliness, urging citizens to take a collective pledge against littering.
The inauguration was attended by key officials, school representatives, parents, and students, who reaffirmed the commitment to modernizing schools.
- Who
- Vijender Gupta, Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly
- What
- Inauguration of newly constructed Smart Classrooms
- When
- Saturday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Delhi Municipal Corporation School, Rohini Sector-8
- Why
- To enhance student engagement, improve learning outcomes, and restore faith in public education
- Location
- Delhi Municipal Corporation School, Rohini Sector-8
- Inaugurated by
- Vijender Gupta, Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly
- Attendees
- Leader of the house of MCD Pravesh Wahi, Chairman of the Education Committee Yogesh Verma, senior officials, school principals, teachers, RWA representatives, parents, and students
- Current number of municipal schools
- 1,500
- Current student strength
- 6.58 lakh
- Previous number of municipal schools
- 2,000
- Previous student strength
- 9 lakh