Delhi Education Minister Atishi Inaugurates BR Ambedkar School Of Specialised Excellence

Education Minister of Delhi Atishi has inaugurated the BR Ambedkar School of Specialised Excellence.

Delhi Education Minister Atishi.

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Delhi Education Minister Atishi has inaugurated the BR Ambedkar Schools of Specialized Excellence in the national capital today. “The work done by Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia in the last eight years has made Delhi’s government schools better than the private schools,” said Delhi Minister Atishi after inaugurating the school.

VIDEO | “The work done by Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia in the last eight years has made Delhi’s government schools better than the private schools,” says Delhi Minister @Atishi after inaugurating BR Ambedkar Schools of Specialized Excellence in the national capital today. pic.twitter.com/sybL1onJzV

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Earlier, Atishi said that In the span of the past 76 years, India has witnessed notable advancements. However, it remains evident that our nation must continue addressing various crucial areas.

Delhi's Education Minister, Atishi, highlighted that there are specific domains that demand sustained efforts, including education, healthcare provisions, unemployment, and instances of discrimination.

Felicitating the winners of the statewide school competition 'India of my Dream in 2047,' where students shared their vision of India's future, Atishi said, "The students themselves said during the interaction that good education and medical facilities are required. Another student mentioned there shouldn't be any discrimination. Whether someone is Hindu or Muslim or Sikh or Isai (Christian), everybody should be treated equally."

The Delhi minister further said that there are many such places where people still don't have access to good education, medical facilities, and job opportunities.

"There are many who are unemployed and there are places where women are scared to step out of their houses," Atishi said.

"If the Delhi government school students and the children sitting here are determined to make the country better, I am sure that they will be able to do it," she added.