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French Development Agency To Fund 28 Smart Classrooms In Chennai With Rs 76.20 Crores

As per the latest reports, the French development agency AFD will uphold the subsidizing of 28 smart classrooms in Chennai. The classrooms are to be created in Royapuram, Thiruvanmiyur, and Adyar.

Of the Rs 95.25 crore spending plan, the French improvement office will support Rs 76.20 crore. Remaining Rs 19.05 crore will be financed by Chennai Smart City Limited.

Advancement of hard and soft infrastructure for brilliant classrooms will shape a piece of the undertaking. The brilliant study halls are created by the City Investments To Innovate Integrate and Sustain (CIITS).

Chennai enterprise Mayor R. Priya while addressing IANS said: “The enrolment has expanded in Chennai schools from 85,000 to 1.3 lakh. Students will get free instruction in the savvy classrooms in 281 Chennai schools with 2,731 instructors. 28 brilliant classrooms will be created at an expense of Rs 95.25 crore of which Rs 76.20 crore will be financed by AFD the French Development Agency and Chennai Smart City will subsidize Rs 19.05 crore.”

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She said that crafted by a brilliant classroom is in progress in Chennai Primary School on Cemetry street in the Royapuram zone at an expected expense of Rs 4.53 crore. R. Priya who is the main Dalit lady Mayor of Greater Chennai Corporation said that strengthening of the discouraged and ladies are her need and that schooling is the best apparatus for such strengthening.

In another update, the government has chosen to proceed with the development of borewells as a feature of increase of drinking water supply in the metropolitan regions.

The government’s plan to take forward the drinking water project was passed on to a group of authorities from AFD (Agence Francaise De Development), the subsidizing organization for the plan, when they approached Chief Minister N. Rangasamy and Minister for Agriculture C. Djeacoumar at the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday.

 

 

 

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