Gujarat launches Samras Vidya Setu campaign to bring 80,000 school dropouts back to classrooms
Gujarat government launched 'Samras Vidya Setu' Mega Campaign to bring more than 80,000 school dropouts back to classrooms.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said identified students will be re-enrolled in age-appropriate classes with bridge courses and academic support to bridge learning gaps.
Teachers, local representatives, and communities will conduct outreach efforts to encourage parents to send children back to school.
The initiative aims for 'zero dropout' and focuses on improving attendance and strengthening government schools.
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