Archive · 2 Sep 2025
KIA Adopts CM Siddaramaiah's School in Native Village
The Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) has adopted the government school in CM Siddaramaiah's native village for three years.
They built new classrooms, a principal's room, a kitchen, and other facilities.
The project cost 2.5 crore rupees and includes breakfast for the 486 students.
Students will also receive uniforms, shoes, and textbooks.
CM Siddaramaiah, who attended the school in the past, inaugurated the new buildings.
The village also has a primary school, high school, a pre-university college, a BCM hostel, a veterinary hospital, a library and a community health care center.
KIA adopted a government school in Siddaramanahundi, CM Siddaramaiah's native village.
New facilities were inaugurated under CSR funds.
The project included new school rooms, a principal room, a kitchen, and washrooms.
486 students are served breakfast since August 1.
The Chief Minister expressed gratitude to the people of Siddaramanahundi.
- Who
- KIA officials and CM Siddaramaiah
- What
- KIA adopted a government school and inaugurated new facilities.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Siddaramanahundi, Mysuru
- Why
- Under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds
- School Adopted By
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA)
- Location
- Siddaramanahundi, Mysuru
- Project Duration
- 3 years
- Construction Cost
- Rs 2.5 crore
- Students Served Breakfast
- 486
- Breakfast Started
- August 1
- Included Amenities
- New school rooms, principal room, kitchen, washrooms, multi-purpose hall