The SHRESHTA (Residential Education for Students in High Schools in Targeted Areas) scheme is an initiative introduced by the Government of India aimed at providing residential education for students in high schools located in targeted areas.
The main objective of the SHRESHTA scheme is to improve the quality of education and provide better educational opportunities for students in rural and remote areas. By providing residential facilities, the scheme aims to address challenges such as accessibility to quality education, infrastructure, and resources in these areas.
The scheme typically involves establishing residential high schools equipped with necessary facilities for students to reside and study. This enables students from remote areas to access education without facing barriers related to distance or infrastructure limitations.
The SHRESHTA scheme aligns with the government’s efforts to promote education and reduce educational disparities across different regions of the country. It targets areas where educational infrastructure and facilities may be lacking, thereby addressing the educational needs of marginalized communities and ensuring inclusive development.
For the latest updates and specific details regarding the implementation of the SHRESHTA scheme, I recommend referring to official government sources, education department websites, or relevant announcements from educational authorities.
