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Meghalaya Receives Rs 100 Crore Grant for Private Ad Hoc Schools
✍️ The News Mill
🗓 18 Jul 2026, 11:36 PM
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The Government of Meghalaya has announced a Rs 100 crore grant to support private ad‑hoc schools across the state, aiming to improve infrastructure and educational resources.
The Meghalaya state government has unveiled a Rs 100 crore grant earmarked for private ad‑hoc schools operating across the state. The allocation is intended to strengthen school infrastructure, upgrade learning materials and support teacher training initiatives. The decision comes as part of the state’s broader effort to enhance educational outcomes in rural and underserved areas.
Under the scheme, funds will be disbursed to eligible schools that meet the criteria set by the education department. The government has indicated that the grant will cover costs such as building repairs, classroom equipment, and the procurement of textbooks and digital resources.
Officials said the move aims to bridge the gap between government and private educational institutions, ensuring that students in remote districts receive quality schooling. The grant is expected to benefit hundreds of students across Meghalaya’s districts.
Under the scheme, funds will be disbursed to eligible schools that meet the criteria set by the education department. The government has indicated that the grant will cover costs such as building repairs, classroom equipment, and the procurement of textbooks and digital resources.
Officials said the move aims to bridge the gap between government and private educational institutions, ensuring that students in remote districts receive quality schooling. The grant is expected to benefit hundreds of students across Meghalaya’s districts.