Maharashtra News: 'No Marathi Schools Will Be Shut,' Assures Minister Dada Bhuse; Govt Plans Infrastructure Upgrade
Maharashtra education minister Dada Bhuse told the Assembly that no Marathi schools will be shut and the government will upgrade infrastructure, ensure RTE admissions, and strengthen Zilla Parishad schools with better facilities.

Maharashtra School Education Minister Dada Bhuse | File Photo
Mumbai, Feb 27: Maharashtra School Education Minister Dada Bhuse on Friday assured the Assembly that no Marathi schools in the state will be shut and that the government is committed to strengthening them with better infrastructure and quality education.
Replying to the discussion on supplementary demands for the School Education Department, Bhuse said several members had raised important and constructive suggestions regarding the condition of schools, infrastructure gaps and implementation of the Right to Education (RTE) Act.
Roadmap for strengthening schools
“I want to make it clear that Marathi schools will not be closed. Instead, we are working on a structured plan to support and strengthen them by improving quality and providing necessary facilities. The department is preparing a roadmap to ensure quality and joyful education, along with physical facilities such as drinking water, toilets, school buildings, digital infrastructure and playgrounds,” he said.
Funds for infrastructure development
Responding to concerns raised by members about the lack of compound walls in rural schools, Bhuse said funds under MREGS, the District Planning and Development Committee (DPDC), minor minerals funds, corporate social responsibility (CSR) and public participation could be utilised for school development.
Upgradation of Zilla Parishad schools
On Zilla Parishad schools, Bhuse said if adequate student strength is available, schools currently up to Class IV can be upgraded to Class V, and further up to Class VIII at the district level.
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RTE admissions and action against violations
Addressing concerns regarding admissions under the RTE Act, Bhuse said the government has a clear policy and action will be taken against schools that deny admissions under the 25% quota.
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