By ETF Desk
The Karnataka state government has unveiled a plan to build 12 new public schools in Udupi district as part of an Asian Development Bank‑backed project aimed at improving educational infrastructure across the state.
The initiative, worth roughly ₹X crores, will construct state‑of‑the‑art classrooms, laboratories, and hostels in several villages. The ADB grant covers 75% of the cost, with the state government contributing the remainder.
The new schools are expected to reduce class‑size ratios, provide modern facilities, and support the district’s goal of 100% enrollment. Source: Google News – Udupi.