19-year wait for school, students study in leaking kitchen shed in Chhattisgarh

In this Get Real India Story, the focus is on a government primary school in Chhattisgarh's Sarguja district, which exists only on paper. For 19 years, since 2006, the village has been waiting for its school building. Students are compelled to attend classes in a crumbling and leaking Anganwadi kitchen shed. The headmaster confirms that while some children are taught in a small space outside, the rest have to sit in the kitchen. The school building's construction was initiated but never completed, leaving only walls standing. Despite the headmaster repeatedly informing higher officials about the dire situation, no action has been taken, and the children continue to study in unsafe conditions.