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Students Studying in a 100-Year-Old Dilapidated School in Indore: Water Dripping From the Tin Roof, Cracks in the Walls; a New Building Under Construction for 8 Years.
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At the Government Hindi Secondary School in Ahilya Paltan, Indore, over 200 students are forced to study in a nearly 100-year-old, dilapidated building. Water drips from the tin roof during rains, the walls are cracked, and the floor has caved in in many areas. The damaged tin roof in the school corridors causes waterlogging during rains. Plants have even grown in the dilapidated building, while the toilets are also in poor condition. The school…
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