
Varanasi, April 4: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the statewide ‘School Chalo’ campaign from Varanasi on Saturday, highlighting the government’s commitment to fundamental education. He stated that education is the true strength of the future.
During the event at the Composite School in Shivpur, the atmosphere was filled with excitement as the Chief Minister interacted with the children. He personally helped them wear school bags, distributed books, and engaged in heartfelt conversations. The Chief Minister honored five ‘Nipun Vidyarthis’ and provided educational materials to students from various classes. He also released a booklet showcasing educational innovations and achievements for the new academic session 2026-27.
Adityanath emphasized that education is not merely about obtaining degrees; it is a means to cultivate better human beings. He awarded certificates to the principals of five ‘Nipun Schools’ in the district. In his address, he noted that before 2017, the education system was neglected, and the prevalence of cheating was rampant. However, he asserted that a transparent and quality education environment has now been established in the state. The government is investing over ₹80,000 crores in school education, aiming to provide better opportunities for every child.
He described teachers as the backbone of the education system, stating that their dedication has made initiatives like ‘Operation Kayakalp’ successful and transformed the landscape of schools. The Chief Minister appealed to all sections of society to join the ‘School Chalo’ campaign and help ensure every child reaches school. During the program, he also observed an exhibition set up by the children and praised their projects, further boosting their enthusiasm.
Basic Education Minister (Independent Charge) Sandeep Singh explained the significance of the ‘School Chalo’ campaign, stating that it aims to connect every child aged 6 to 14 with quality education and brighten their future. He highlighted the reforms made in basic education schools in Uttar Pradesh over the past nine years.




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