The state spent nearly ₹16 crore on the project and used German technology to modernize the campus. Education Minister Nara Lokesh is expected to inaugurate the school in June. The campus has two academic blocks with 40 classrooms for students from Classes 1 to Intermediate level.

Students will get access to physics, chemistry, biology, and computer labs along with an Atal Tinkering Lab and a modern library. The school also features a football ground, 200-meter running track, indoor stadium, amphitheater, dining hall, RO plant, and children’s park. Authorities installed 40 CCTV cameras to improve campus security.

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The Minister shared this update after opening a new e-library at Kanchi Mamunivar Government Institute for Postgraduate Studies and Research. He said that better facilities in schools and colleges will support students and help teachers work more effectively.

Along with filling new vacancies, the government will also regularise 292 contract teachers. This step will give these teachers job security and help maintain stability in classrooms. The Minister said that a strong and steady teaching workforce is important for improving learning outcomes.

He also stressed that Puducherry needs better infrastructure, updated resources, and timely recruitment to build a strong academic environment. The government plans to speed up development work in schools and give more support to teachers.

With these measures, Puducherry is preparing for major progress in its education sector. The new recruitment drive is expected to create stronger learning conditions for students and a more reliable system for educators.

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