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Anurag Dhanda Praises Bhagwant Mann Government’s Education Reforms in Punjab

According to the government, these reforms are intended to improve the quality of public education and make government schools more competitive with private institutions.

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Aam Aadmi Party national spokesperson Anurag Dhanda has praised the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab Government’s education reforms, urging people to watch a video of a School of Eminence in Ludhiana to understand why the AAP government’s work in education has drawn political attention.

Anurag Dhanda Praises Bhagwant Mann Government’s Education Reforms

In a post on social media, Dhanda said that anyone wanting to know why the BJP and Congress are concerned about AAP’s governance should look at the transformation taking place in Punjab’s government schools, particularly the Schools of Eminence.

Bhagwant Mann Government has made education one of its flagship sectors

The Bhagwant Mann Government has made education one of its flagship sectors since taking office. A major initiative has been the establishment of Schools of Eminence, which are designed to provide modern infrastructure, smart classrooms, advanced science and computer laboratories, sports facilities, and career-focused education for students from Classes 9 to 12. The project aims to improve learning outcomes and prepare students for higher education and competitive careers.

The state government has also invested in upgrading school infrastructure, recruiting teachers, introducing modern teaching methods, and providing international training opportunities for educators. According to the government, these reforms are intended to improve the quality of public education and make government schools more competitive with private institutions.

In recent years, the Punjab Government has highlighted achievements such as improved school facilities, expansion of Schools of Eminence, and initiatives to strengthen science, technology, and skill-based education. The administration says these measures are part of a broader effort to create equal educational opportunities for students across urban and rural Punjab.

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