The State Government of Haryana has launched the Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model schools initiative, which aims to bridge the gap between public and private education. The Chief Secretary, Anurag Rastogi, has emphasized the importance of these schools in providing superior and affordable education to students from economically weaker sections. These schools will be established at every 10 kilometre distance in Haryana, with the goal of offering students a high-quality education that is accessible to all.

The Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model schools will offer students a range of academic programs, including science, mathematics, and language courses.
The schools will also provide students with a range of extracurricular activities, such as sports, music, and art.
The schools will be staffed by qualified teachers who will provide students with individualized attention and support.

The government plans to allocate Rs 51,000 from the Chief Secretary’s own salary to support innovation activities at the PM Shri Government Model Sanskriti Senior Secondary School.

Key Features of Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model Schools	Superior and affordable education
Established at every 10 kilometre distance	Innovative and inclusive
Range of academic programs	Extracurricular activities
Qualified teachers	Individualized attention and support

The Chief Secretary, Anurag Rastogi, emphasized the importance of self-confidence, focus, and hard work in achieving heights. He shared his own journey from a government school student to becoming an IAS officer and now the Chief Secretary. “These schools are designed to nurture talent that may otherwise go unnoticed due to financial constraints,” he said. “Students must believe in themselves and make the most of the opportunities available in these schools,” he added. Rastogi also stressed the role of teachers in transforming a student’s journey. “Teachers must engage directly with students, understand their concerns, and build their confidence,” he said. Additional Deputy Commissioner Nisha Yadav also guided students on IAS exam preparation, advising them to stay updated through newspapers and TV, study past papers, and cultivate discipline, confidence, and family support. District Education Officer Satpal Kaushik reported that Panchkula district stood first in Haryana in the results of Class X in the 2024-25 session, and there was an increase of 68,188 in the number of admissions of students in the government schools of Panchkula district in the 2024-25 session.

Key Highlights of the Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model Schools

Rs 51,000 from Chief Secretary’s salary allocated for innovation activities
Establishment of Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model Schools at every 10 km distance
Superior and affordable education for students from economically weaker sections

Achievements of Panchkula District in Government Schools

Panchkula district stood first in Haryana in the results of Class X in the 2024-25 session
68,188 increase in admissions of students in government schools of Panchkula district in the 2024-25 session

Conclusion

The State Government of Haryana has launched the Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model schools initiative, which aims to bridge the gap between public and private education. The government plans to establish these schools at every 10 km distance in Haryana, and allocate Rs 51,000 from the Chief Secretary’s own salary to support innovation activities. With its focus on providing superior and affordable education, the Model Sanskriti and Saarthak Model schools initiative is expected to have a significant impact on the education sector in Haryana.