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Education
Odisha CM Launches Third Phase of Model School Scheme in Kendujhar, Investing Rs 1,292 Crore
✍️ OrissaPOST
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 07:45 AM
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Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik inaugurated the third phase of the state's Model School Scheme in Kendujhar district, announcing a total investment of ₹1,292 crore for new school projects.
On 7 November 2026, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched the third phase of the state's Model School Scheme in Kendujhar district. The ceremony took place at the Kendujhar district headquarters and was attended by several education officials and local leaders.
The Model School Scheme aims to upgrade school infrastructure, improve learning environments, and provide modern facilities across the state. The third phase focuses on constructing new schools and renovating existing ones to meet national standards.
A total of ₹1,292 crore has been earmarked for this phase, covering construction, equipment, and training of teachers. The funds are expected to create a network of well-equipped schools that can serve the educational needs of Kendujhar’s growing population.
The launch is part of Odisha’s broader effort to enhance educational outcomes and reduce disparities between urban and rural areas. The new schools are projected to benefit thousands of students and support the state’s goal of achieving universal primary education by 2030.
The Model School Scheme aims to upgrade school infrastructure, improve learning environments, and provide modern facilities across the state. The third phase focuses on constructing new schools and renovating existing ones to meet national standards.
A total of ₹1,292 crore has been earmarked for this phase, covering construction, equipment, and training of teachers. The funds are expected to create a network of well-equipped schools that can serve the educational needs of Kendujhar’s growing population.
The launch is part of Odisha’s broader effort to enhance educational outcomes and reduce disparities between urban and rural areas. The new schools are projected to benefit thousands of students and support the state’s goal of achieving universal primary education by 2030.