Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann inaugurated two new Schools of Eminence in Ludhiana on Sunday . The new campuses are located in Kidwai Nagar and Miller Ganj. This brings the total number of Schools of Eminence in Ludhiana district to 16 .
New Facilities Enhance Education
The Schools of Eminence aim to strengthen public education. They provide students with high-quality learning environments. The new facilities include modern classrooms and advanced laboratories. An auditorium and other improved amenities are also available.
The School of Eminence at Kidwai Nagar cost Rs 10.62 crore to build. The Miller Ganj campus was completed at a cost of Rs 3.48 crore .
Ludhiana's Role in Education Push
Chief Minister Mann stated Ludhiana is now a leader in Punjab's education revolution. He said this follows its past industrial growth.
Mann attributed the improvements to steady investment in education. He highlighted better school buildings and teacher training abroad. Modern teaching methods also contributed to the transformation.
He noted more parents now choose government schools. This is due to improved education quality and facilities. The School of Eminence model helps reduce inequality. It provides quality education access to children from ordinary families.
Student Engagement and Vision
During his visit, Mann interacted with students. He toured classrooms and science labs. He discussed their studies and learning experiences.
Mann believes education is the key to improving lives. He stated poverty and social problems are not solved by freebies alone. The government continues to raise educational standards. This empowers common people.
