Municipal School Transformed with Modern Amenities and Awarded as an Ideal School!

Pimpri-Chinchwad: The municipal school in Ward No. 26, Pimpri Nilakh-Visalnagar, under Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, has now become a center for modern education. Due to the school’s new transformation, students are receiving quality education, and the school has become a source of inspiration throughout the area.

Since being elected in 2017, Tushar Kamthe, City President of the Sharad Pawar group of the Nationalist Congress Party, has focused on improving and renovating the school. Due to his initiative, the school now offers e-learning facilities, a computer lab, a safe playground, modern classrooms, and even a semi-English medium. As a result, the student strength has crossed a thousand, and the scope of education has expanded significantly.

The perception that municipal schools “lack good facilities” has been erased by Pimpri Nilakh School. Due to successful improvements and modern amenities, the school has also been awarded first prize as an ideal school.

Speaking about the school’s transformation, City President Tushar Kamthe said,
“Education should not be limited to just textbook knowledge. Every child should receive quality education, opportunities should be available according to their abilities, and a school should not only be a center for education but also a place of inspiration. This transformation of Pimpri Nilakh School is a small step toward that goal.”

Under Tushar Kamthe’s leadership, the transformation of Pimpri Nilakh School has become an inspiration throughout Pimpri-Chinchwad. With modern facilities, the school is now recognized as an ideal center for education.

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“Education should not be limited to just textbook knowledge. Every child should receive quality education, opportunities should be available according to their abilities, and a school should not only be a center for education but also a place of inspiration. This transformation of Pimpri Nilakh School is a small step toward that goal.”
— Tushar Kamthe, City President, Candidate, Nationalist Congress Party